Capital for Music City operators.
Working capital, equipment and AR factoring for Nashville's hospitality and event ecosystem - sized to the bachelorette cycle, the convention calendar and event-driven cash flow.
Industrial and energy services in Middle Tennessee - serving the automotive manufacturing corridor, chemical plants along the Cumberland River, and regional infrastructure contractors - run on project-based revenue cycles. When capital investment is up, lenders are aggressive; when it's down, even profitable service operators face tighter terms. Foxglove Lenders structures financing with that cycle in mind rather than treating industrial services like generic small business lending.
The dominant products are equipment financing (rolling stock, pumps, trailers with the gear as collateral), AR factoring or AR financing to bridge 60-90 day prime-contractor payment cycles that strain weekly payroll, and working capital lines for slow quarters. SBA 7(a) can fit acquisitions and partner buy-outs for established service companies with three years of clean financials.
We pre-screen by customer concentration and asset base. The right lender for a single-plant maintenance contractor isn't the right lender for a diversified mid-size service company billing multiple industrial primes across the I-65 corridor.
Every option starts with a soft credit pull. Pre-screen takes 60 seconds.
Venues, tour operators & event-driven businesses
Working capital, equipment and AR factoring for the event and hospitality ecosystem supporting Nashville's tourism economy.
Same-day cash on event contracts
Sell invoices to slow-pay clients the day the event closes - purpose-built for event-industry payment cycles.
Sound, lighting, FF&E and production
Finance new and used hospitality and event equipment with the equipment itself as collateral.
Revolving line on the AR ledger
A revolving facility secured by your receivables - cheaper than factoring at consistent volume.
