Episode 171 | Small Business Funding Without the Red Tape - Natasha Dillon

Send us Fan MailWhat do you do when your pizza oven breaks on a Friday morning—or you get the chance to open a second location, but the bank can’t move fast enough?My guest Natasha Dillon, co-founder and CFO of FundFi Merchant Funding, helps entrepreneurs solve those exact problems. Her company provides fast, flexible financing for small and mid-sized businesses—often within 24 hours.In this episode, Natasha shares:How alternative financing works (and why it’s different from a bank loan)Real examples of businesses she’s helped—from restaurants to niche manufacturersHer own journey as an entrepreneur, and what she’s learned along the wayIf you’re curious about funding options—or just want to hear a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at business growth—you’ll love this conversation.About Natasha:Natasha Dillon is the co-founder and CFO of FundFi Merchant Funding, a company that provides fast, flexible financing to small and mid-sized businesses across the U.S. and Canada. With a finance career that began in 2007, Natasha oversees underwriting, accounting, and regulatory compliance, playing a pivotal role in the company’s growth and operations.Reach Natasha:LinkedInWebsiteWant to make more sales, grow your business, and stand out in a sea of sameness? Join me, Kay Miller, on the Uncopyable Women in Business podcast for conversations with successful women from all industries. You'll get real-world strategies, lessons, and tools you can use right now. I earned the nickname “Muffler Mama” after becoming the top muffler salesperson in the world, and for 30+ years my husband Steve and I have built an 8-figure business. I’m also an author, speaker, consultant. My goal is to provide Uncopyable value. I want you to say, "Wow, I've never thought of it that way!" Ready to accelerate your sales and business growth with Uncopyable strategies? Learn more about my services and products:  https://www.beuncopyable.com/kayContact:[email protected]/in/millerkay