Palmas Launches Financial Consulting to Support Entrepreneurs with Banco do Povo Credit
Palmas' government offers specialized financial consulting to entrepreneurs who have received Banco do Povo credit, aiming to enhance business sustainability and credit readiness.
- • Prefeitura de Palmas organizes consulting on December 10 for entrepreneurs with Banco do Povo credit.
- • Consulting involves financial analysis and business diagnostics, supported by Sebrae.
- • Registration is restricted to previous Banco do Povo credit recipients and requires prior sign-up.
- • The initiative focuses on improving business health and reducing credit delinquency to support sustainable growth.
Key details
The Prefeitura de Palmas, through its Secretary of Economic Development and Entrepreneurship (Sedeem), has scheduled a targeted financial consulting session for entrepreneurs who have previously received credit from Banco do Povo. This session will take place on Wednesday, December 10, at 14:00 and aims to strengthen the businesses financed by Banco do Povo and prepare them for future credit opportunities.
The consulting service will include financial analysis and business diagnostics, facilitated through a partnership between Sebrae and Banco do Povo. Carlos José de Assis, a consultant from Sebrae, explained that the initiative enables better business performance monitoring and supports entrepreneurs in accessing new financing with greater security and readiness. Registration for this free consulting is limited to those who have already been served by the credit program and can be completed via WhatsApp or in person at the Banco do Povo office, located at ACNE 1 (104 Norte), Rua NE 6, Nº 292, alongside the Casa do Empreendedor de Palmas.
Henrique Nesello, the Secretary of Economic Development and Entrepreneurship, emphasized that Banco do Povo's mission extends beyond providing credit; it focuses on fostering real growth, income, and stability for local entrepreneurs. This consulting initiative is seen as an essential investment in business health, aiming to reduce delinquency rates and thereby ensure continued access to affordable credit. Strengthening these companies is expected to contribute positively to Palmas' broader economic development.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.