Publications

	The Business of Art July 2008 This report assesses ArtBusiness' progress, identifies obstacles and makes recommendations for the future.
	The Green Affordable Housing Pilot Project and the Road Ahead June 2008 A description of Seedco Financial's initial greenbuilding program in Alabama.
	Newsletter Spring '08 Spring 2008 Seedco Financial’s latest newsletter focuses on our expanded ArtBusiness and New Markets Tax Credit initiatives.
	Financing the Future Spring 2008 Seedco Financial’s latest corporate report features our initiatives and successes in Denver and Louisiana, as well as reviews our national progress over the past eighteen months.
	The Seedco Financial Newsletter Fall 2007 This first Seedco Financial newsletter features selected projects in three of its sites—Alabama, Tennessee and New York.
	Emergency Loan Program December 2006 The Northwest Queens Emergency Loan Program for small businesses who had suffered as a result of the ConEd blackout of July 06 has been concluded after making 203 loans totaling $1,493,570.
	Financing Better Futures November 2006 This inaugural report details Seedco Financial's history, programs, and activities in its first nine months of operation.
	New Orleans Small Business Resource Guide August 2006 The New Orleans Small Business Resource Guide is designed to help New Orleans-area businesses access valuable resources in the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. This site currently lists 51 services, provided by 39 different government agencies and nonprofit organizations.
	Westin Beale Case Study March 2006 This report describes the New Markets Tax Credit transaction that helped finance the development of the Westin Beale Hotel in downtown Memphis.
	Interview with Bill Grinker November 2005 Bill Grinker talks about the rationale for Seedco Financial's spun off from its parent company, Seedco.
	Assessing Seedco’s Lower Manhattan Small Business & Workforce Retention Program September 2005 This report, prepared for Seedco by the National Community Capital Association (NCCA), with a preface by Seedco CEO, Bill Grinker, describes Seedco’s activities in Lower Manhattan after 9/11. The NCCA report highlights how a multi-pronged strategy can be effective in meeting the needs of small businesses. Seedco used wage subsidies along with loans, grants, and technical assistance to provide quick and essential aid to small firms. This combination of economic assistance and worker supports filled a vital gap in the economic assistance programs available after 9/11. Seedco played a major role as an economic recovery 'first responder,' a role no other organization was able to fill. Seedco believes that lessons learned from this approach can make the recovery efforts along the Gulf Coast more efficient and effective.
	A Support Strategy for Small Businesses June 2004 This report illustrates best practices and lessons learned from providing technical assistance to small businesses as part of Seedco's Lower Manhattan Initiative.