Careers at Community Capital of Vermont
Come share our enthusiasm for supporting the small businesses that build Vermont’s economy!
Community Capital is the preferred lender statewide for entrepreneurs who require business start-up and expansion financing but are unable to secure bank financing. We serve as a stepping stone for businesses that want to build the sales, experience, and credit to become sustainable and successful long-term. Since 1995, Community Capital has helped Vermonters create and retain jobs, build wealth, and enhance our downtowns and working landscape.
We Are Invested in Vermont
By supporting local food, products and other businesses, Community Capital and our borrowers connect manufacturing, agriculture, downtowns, and the recreation economy to the Vermont brand.
We Are Borrower-Focused
From inquiry to ongoing technical assistance, we focus on our
borrowers’ needs. If we don’t have what they need, we work hard to find it.
We Are Agile
As a small team, we are able to be responsive to changes in local trends and the lending landscape.
Help Wanted:
Executive Director, Community Capital of Vermont
The Executive Director is responsible for the overall executive leadership and management of Community Capital, including: revenue generation and fundraising, financial management; outreach and marketing; partnering with stakeholders and allied organizations; developing new products and services; supervising the origination and servicing of loans and post-loan business advisory services; ensuring compliance with CCVT’s funding sources, and staff supervision; and supporting its Board of Directors, Loan Committee, Credit Quality Committee, and other committees.
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A Success Story: Sarah DeFelice, Bailey Road, Montpelier
Amid the Montpelier clothing boutique scene, Bailey Road has carved a niche for itself by providing quality, affordable clothing with a bit of “anthropology” that caters to the Vermont professional. Elegant and finely-constructed office wear takes its place among colorful, textured, and sparkling jewelry and accessories. Community Capital of Vermont provided start-up financing for Sarah, who is also a leader in her local downtown business association.How Will You Use Your Loan?
Are you ready to pursue a new business idea, or expand your current business? Give Community Capital a call, stop by our office in Barre, or fill out an online Loan Inquiry. Let’s connect and see if Community Capital business financing and business advising support is right for you.