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Venture development form shows how the ‘noble vocation of business,’ as Pope Francis recently stated, can help small mission-based companies make a big economic impact with human flourishing at the heart.
AVE MARIA, Fla. — Brad Fassbender founded Guadalupe Roastery to sell excellent coffee and help families rise out of poverty. But Fassbender’s vision for Guadalupe Roastery’s impact was bigger than his own abilities, and he needed a partner with the financial resources and expertise to bring the company to the scale he dreamed about.
“I needed somebody more business-savvy and who could take care of the accounting,” he told the Register. “And that’s where Blackstripe Ventures came in.”
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Blackstripe Ventures Brings Power of Capital to Unlock Catholic Vision of the Economy
AVE MARIA, Fla. — Brad Fassbender founded Guadalupe Roastery to sell excellent coffee and help families rise out of poverty. But Fassbender’s vision for Guadalupe Roastery’s impact was bigger than his own abilities, and he needed a partner with the financial resources and expertise to bring the company to the scale he dreamed about.
“I needed somebody more business-savvy and who could take care of the accounting,” he told the Register. “And that’s where Blackstripe Ventures came in.”
Continued below.
Blackstripe Ventures Brings Power of Capital to Unlock Catholic Vision of the Economy
