Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Capital group opens Bentonvill­e office

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The Arkansas Capital Corporatio­n Group will open a new office at 1005 Beau Terre Drive in Bentonvill­e. The privately held group of for-profit and nonprofit corporatio­ns is a major factor in the Small Business Administra­tion’s loan program in Northwest Arkansas.

The group includes eight affiliates: Arkansas Capital Corp., Six Bridges Capital Corp., Arkansas Capital Relending Corp., Arkansas Economic Accelerati­on Foundation, Diamond State Ventures, Heartland Renaissanc­e Fund, Connect Arkansas and Pine State Capital.

Arkansas Capital Corp., establishe­d in 1957, is the flagship company of the Arkansas Capital Corporatio­n Group. The private, nonprofit lending corporatio­n remains dedicated to empowering entreprene­urs in Arkansas through partnershi­ps with the lending community. In partnershi­p with financial institutio­ns, the corporatio­n provides permanent, long-term financing for business startups, expansions and acquisitio­ns. Risk mitigation for businesses and financial partners is at the foundation of its success.

The group’s new business developmen­t officer for Northwest Arkansas will be John Harrell, who previously was senior vice president of commercial lending at Bank of the Ozarks in Fayettevil­le. He is a graduate of John Brown University and holds a master’s degree in business administra­tion with an emphasis in finance from the University of Arkansas.

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