Lisa Stevens
Guest Writer /
Executive Vice President of Wells Fargo
Lisa Stevens, a 26-year company veteran, is an executive vice president and holds leadership positions across the country for Wells Fargo. Stevens is president for Pacific Midwest, which includes the states of California, Oregon and 17 states throughout the Midwest and Rocky Mountains. In addition, she oversees regional marketing nationally for regional banking. She also is the head of small business banking, which provides a full range of financial services to nearly 3 million business customers with annual revenues up to $2 million.
Financing
Entrepreneurs Don't See Business Financing the Way Lenders Do and It's Costing Them
Many small-business owners are stressed about cash flow because they don't understand how banks assess whether they're a good bet.
Millennials
Millennial Entrepreneurs -- 4 Myths, Debunked
Those born from 1981 to 1997 are the fastest-growing segment of entrepreneurs in our economy. But, who are they, really?
Funding
Small Business Funding Options Are Plentiful When You Know Where to Look
Non-bank lenders provide many new avenues to financing for businesses.
Run a Better Business
3 Tips for Giving Your Small Business a Financial Spring Cleaning
Stay on track with these tips and you will find your small business is better prepared to grow and succeed.
Married Entrepreneurs
3 Tips for Succeeding in Business With Your Loved One
Running a business with your loved one can bring on additional challenges that may take all the romance out of a relationship.
Small Business Lending
The State of Small-Business Lending: A Return to Normal?
Even in today's healthy economy, many business owners are still not credit-worthy and need guidance.
Company New Year's Resoltuions
4 New Year's Resolutions for Small-Business Owners
Whether you want to decrease costs, grow market share or improve cash flow, now is the time to prepare for that clean slate in 2016.
Female Entrepreneurs
4 Financing Tips for Female Entrepreneurs
Hey, ladies: Women's Small Business Month is a great time to polish up the financial strategy.
