The Morning Blend: How are Businesses Coping with Supply Chain Issues?
Businesses everywhere have had a tough few years coping with the pandemic and subsequent supply chain issues. For businesses that depend on shipments overseas to complete their product or service offering, particularly manufacturers, it has raised a lot of questions for business owners.
Tom Meyer, senior vice president of Centrust Bank, joined NBC’s TMJ4 Morning Blend to discuss how manufacturing companies in general are thinking about their supply chain options to finance doing things differently. At Centrust Bank we are here to help with your commercial financing needs. Expanding your business? Need new equipment? Maybe a loan with us will be less expensive than the leased equipment you have. Please contact us so we can help you with the best loan products for your business needs.
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