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David Banfield, the President of the Interface Financial Group, North America’s largest alternative funding source for small business joins Enterprise Radio. Interface Financial Group has launched a program to help returning veterans buy an IFG franchise.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest David Banfield discuss the following:
- The Interface Financial Group is launching a program to help returning veterans buy an IFG franchise. What’s involved in that and how will it help a veteran buy a franchise?
- What makes a veteran a good fit for an IFG franchise? What kind of a skill set does a veteran have that would make him/her a good entrepreneur?
- Since the program was announced, what has been the reaction?
- Besides the financial incentives, what help does IFG provide to its franchise owners?
- A lot of franchise businesses are offering incentive programs to returning vets. Why? What’s in it for the franchise companies?
Duration: 9:35
David Banfield – President, Interface Financial Group
David Banfield received his professional credentials in banking and credit management in the United Kingdom, where he held positions in both the banking and factoring industries.
In 1975, after fifteen years of service in various sectors of banking operations, David was appointed Vice President and Manager of Mercantile Bank & Trust Co. Ltd. From 1978-1986, he was Vice President of Walter E. Heller Financial Corp. He was subsequently named President of Interfax Financial Services Limited, a position he held from 1986-1990.
David was named President of the Interface organization in 1991 and has played a significant part in the successful development and growth of the Interface organization.
Links: interfacefinancial.com
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