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Hello, communicators:

October is National Women’s Small Business Month, and Bank of America is marking the occasion by launching the Bank of America Access to Capital Directory, a resource designed to educate women-owned businesses in the U.S on how to secure capital and identify potential sources of funding. Acting as a content and education hub for women entrepreneurs, the directory is a searchable database that lets users sort potential funding opportunities by type including seed, Series A or late-stage equity, as well as grants and debt capital, depending on the searcher’s needs.

“While there is no guarantee that an applicant will receive the funding, their chances are improved when applying for the correct funding for the maturity and size of their business,” the press release reads.

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