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Economic and Community Development Institute

www.ecdi.org

 
ECDI has made a significant impact in each of its markets. Since 2004 ECDI Columbus has deployed over $21 million worth of loans. Making a quick start in Cleveland, ECDI has closed over $2.5 million in loans in less than three years. In Toledo, the organization is carving their niche as a resource, helping clients get loan ready and work on their business plans.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.ecdi.org
  • 1655 Old Leonard Avenue
    Columbus, OH USA 43219
  • Phone: 614.559.0115

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