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Meet Rachelle Desrosiers – CEO of Madrelle

Rachelle, owner of Madrelle
“I have been with my bank since 2008, and they have never offered the value that I am receiving from NEWITY."
Rachelle Desrosiers
CEO of Madrelle

Meet Rachelle Desrosiers, CEO of Madrelle, a medical practice located in Miami. Their mission is to improve lives nationwide by giving medical providers the freedom to focus on caring for their patients. 

Rachelle set out on her business loan journey when her medical practice required funding. Historically, she had been a loyal member of her bank since 2008; however, she decided it was time for a change when she came across NEWITY’s website.

She came to NEWITY because we are all about small business. We helped Rachelle receive an SBA 7(a) loan. She preferred this loan option because it was structured for small businesses, affirming that “it gave me room to breathe financially.”  

The journey didn’t end there. Rachelle discovered additional value in our informative articles and business partnerships. We connected Rachelle with Cultivate Advisors, our business consulting partner, empowering her with expert guidance on improving her business strategy and identifying areas for growth. 

Rachelle delighted in her experience working with us found more value in her journey with NEWITY than she had in years with her bank. 

We are thrilled to have helped Rachelle get access to not only the funding, but the knowledge she needed to support her business growth. Madrelle is now ready for whatever lies ahead, knowing that they have us in their corner. 

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To qualify for an SBA 7(a) small business loan, your business must be:

  1. U.S.-based and operated
  2. Owner supported / owner funded
  3. Eligible per the SBA’s requirements

Your loan amount will determined by the business’ average annual revenue, FICO score, and years in business