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Menta, the support agency for businesses in Suffolk, has welcomed Ipswich-based business loans company Fleximize as a patron.
Established 35 years ago, Menta supports sole traders, established businesses and startups with business skills training, networking events, advice and other business-related services and resources.
Fleximize, which launched in January 2014, offers companies an alternative to bank funding with its fast and flexible business loans. To date, it has lent over £60m to businesses across the UK.
Peter Tuvey, managing director of Fleximize, said: “I’ve always been a huge supporter of Menta and the fantastic work that it does for businesses in the region. We look forward to lending some additional support to the organisation as a patron.”
Alex Till, chief executive of Menta, commented: “Fleximize are professional, innovative and committed to providing a high standard of customer care and it’s great that MENTA are working with the team.
“At MENTA we’re committed to ensuring Suffolk businesses continue to grow, employ and upskill local people, and that the eastern region continues to prosper.”
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For more details regarding MENTA, go to www.menta.org.uk or call 01284 760206.
About Fleximize
Fleximize is a UK-based business lender and web platform launched in January 2014. Our mission is to help small and medium-sized British businesses grow by providing them with flexible financing solutions tailored to their unique needs and preferences. We are striving to provide our clients with the experience and service traditionally available only to larger corporates. Our dedicated relationship managers will guide and support clients from the moment they apply – no bouncing from person to person, or waiting for hours on hold.
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