Capitalizing Small Business and Emerging Enterprise: TNNWC Group’s Key to US Economic Prosperity

New York, NY, October 14, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Along other TNNWC Board Members, Castle believes that these enterprises have been capital-starved for too long by risk-averse bankers, large-ticket investment houses and technology-obsessed venture capitalists. The government merely gives them lip service – but the bailouts go to the wasters.

Quoting Castle, “It’s a shame that these incredibly-efficient, resourceful small businesses have been deprived of capital for operations and growth. They are the backbone of any prosperous economy, and neither the government nor any of the 'too big to fail' goliaths care about these diamonds in the rough.

“They [small businesses] also have the fundamentals necessary to generate tremendous cash-on-cash returns for private investors and institutions; these participants have had their portfolios decimated by market losses on publicly-traded stocks, miserable fund performance, and negligible returns on Treasury and bank debt issues.

“We’ve created a revolutionary program to provide private businesses with access to direct sources of private capital. Companies don’t waste time and money on futile underwriting processes for funds that never materialize. Investors get right in without the customary expense, volatility and indeterminate risk of ‘playing the markets’. Both parties can truly help each other, as they benefit the US economy at large.

“We have even developed an investment structure where these investors can actually get physical, annuitized cash returns from these participations.”

Through its Program, TNNWC is positioning itself to create an alternative capital market (private to private) where both providers and users of funds can be rewarded tremendously and where the entire economy will reap the benefits.

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