Lendovative Technologies, Inc. was introduced to the NEC by a small venture capital firm. Having begun operations in 2022, they were seeking both operational guidance and market exposure.
“As a first-time entrepreneur and co-founder, I was personally seeking to connect with local investors and mentors that could assist in the fintech arena,” says Patrick True, President of Lendovative.
In August of 2023, Lendovative organization was accepted into the inaugural cohort for Project FinTech. “That was a game-changer. The team at the NEC has helped our organization meet mentors and other new start-ups. The support we have received has been phenomenal!” continues True.
In the seven months since joining Project FinTech, Lendovative has been able to initiate key prospect relationships with banks in the Nashville community. They recently secured a trial agreement with a Top 100 US Bank.
And as a direct result of their relationship with the NEC, they have new prospects for their technology solution, and are well on the way to achieving their corporate goals for year three of operation.
“This could not have happened without NEC support and guidance,” says True.
