Here at 21st Century Bank, despite the ongoing pandemic, we’re pleased to note that confidence and optimism is driving economic growth.
21st Century Bank partners with CARE Counseling to ensure the Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro has access to exceptional mental health providers.
The U.S. SBA MN District honored 21st Century Bank as a 2021 Top SBA 504 Lender for our commitment to helping small businesses succeed.
21st Century Bank has been awarded an SBA Lender Award, reaching the top spot for the second year in a row in our asset size — lender with $500MM > $1B in assets.
Here at 21st Century Bank, we support local manufacturing industry companies as they expand, grow and prosper – including the purchase of new equipment, acquiring another company and related borrowing via Small Business Administration (SBA) loans.
Lender You Can Trust I just had the opportunity to be featured in Impact Magazine, a publication by the Independent Community of Bankers in Minnesota
For those leading companies through the worst pandemic of our lifetime, COVID-19, you know it takes immense courage and strength, to lead a small business through adversity. It’s a tough challenge for the most experienced of entrepreneurs – now imagine leading a company through the coronavirus as a brand-new entrepreneur.
Is it the best-kept secret for today’s small business?
With the steady growth and expansion of Minnesota’s small business community, 21st Century Bank (“21st”) is proud to be #1 Third Party Lender Originator – of SBA 504 loans in the State of Minnesota for FY18*.
While there are still many hurdles ahead, many of 21st Century Bank’s small business customers are ready to make some major choices.
A PPP loan wasn’t the only thing that Element Indoor Golf and 21st Century Bank came together. When business partners Bradley Wohlers and Laurie Barger set out to fund their innovative small business idea, the young entrepreneurs faced immediate rejection.
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