![]() We’re celebrating 9 incredible years of Camino Financial! Inspired by my mother's entrepreneurial journey of opening over 30 restaurants only to see them close down after almost 25 years in the restaurant business. ![]() This is where a ton of deep learning can happen. I really enjoy the short-form style of sharing spur of the moment ideas and insights. Threads: My hope is Threads fills this gap. Even some of my favorite voices, in particular in the #Latinx ecosystem, are not prevalent here. And while the platform talks big about democratizing people’s thoughts, I have found the algorithm (even for me consuming relevant content) to be subpar and thus I don’t engage. Twitter: I’ve spent countless hours (and some money) trying to build a following here that care about the intersection between financial inclusion and #Fintech. I like to cook :)įacebook: I’m not active anymore yet sync my Instagram posts here. I find my insta stories drive my highest number of engagements across all platforms, which are the random posts of familia, food, and travel. Since Cosette was born I’ve made my profile Private and only accept people to follow me, whom I know or have many trusted connections in common. Instagram: Exclusively use this for personal insta stories and posts, rarely post anything about business. And most importantly, I really enjoy reading and learning from all the wonderful content from people and professionals I admire. I’ve found my highest quality engagement on a professional (and even personal) level is here. LinkedIn: Professional posts on relevant business insights, news and career updates, with the ocasional personal post. So here’s my breakdown on how I’ve used each platform for: ![]() Navigating through the different social media platforms has been a learning process for me, to say the least, and Threads adds a potential opportunity to fill a gap. I am proud of everything we have accomplished as a company and am excited to see what the future holds for Camino Financial and its members.Ĭheck out our press release for more information:Ĭamino Financial raises $150M in debt to scale capital for overlooked entrepreneurs This partnership couldn’t have been done without you. I’d also like to give a special shout-out to Michael Chamberlayne, Praveen Varma, Manuel Torres Conde, Cinthya Cortes, and the rest of our respective teams at Camino and CIM, for all of the hard work. Thank you, Jacob Haar, for believing in Camino Financial. This new partnership with CIM is just the next step in our journey to continued growth. We have scaled over $157M in lifetime loans and have opened 3 offices in the U.S and across Latin America. Looking back, it’s mind-boggling to see how much we’ve accomplished in a short span of time. Thanks to Jacob Haar and the rest of the Community Investment Management (CIM) team, we have secured a $150 Million debt facility that will be used to offer affordable credit to thousands of overlooked entrepreneurs. Today, I am so proud to announce that we are one step closer to this goal. 7 years ago, when Kenneth Salas and I embarked on creating Camino Financial, we had a vision to pioneer a financial institution that supports entrepreneurs in communities that were denied access to affordable credit.
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