About Us: 

If there is one thing I’ve learned in the United States, it’s this: no one wants to be poor, and almost everyone, regardless of background, believes in the possibility of building a better life.

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The American Dream is powered by one of the most robust financial systems in the world, and at its foundation lies a single concept: Lending. 

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From credit cards, to mortgages, to business loans, to investments and capital markets, money is always flowing from those who have it to those who can put it to productive use. At some point, every dollar is being lent to someone.

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So the real question is not: “Is there capital?”, of course there is!
 

The real question is: “Can you access it?” and“Do you know how to use it to grow?”

 

Access to capital is more than learning how a product works. It’s understanding:

• The Positive and Negative Implications of Debt.

• The timing of when to borrow.

• The responsibility that comes with leverage.

• The relationships required to borrow wisely.

For some people, this understanding comes naturally; they grew up around it.

 

They had the combined education, mentors, networks, and generational resources to master the art of using debt strategically.

But for many others immigrants, first-generation entrepreneurs, and working-class families, the concept of debt feels:

• confusing,

• overwhelming,

• risky,

• or even “evil.”

 

Yet throughout my journey, I noticed one universal truth:

Every successful entrepreneur who knows how to acquire and use capital has strong financial relationships. Not transactional ones or predatory ones. Relationships built on trust, respect, education, and long-term alignment.

 

Because we all learn differently and we all start from different places, I thought that we needed a safe, respectful, and inclusive space where:

• financial providers can educate,

• entrepreneurs can feel seen and understood,

• and both sides can build prosperous relationships.

The truth is simple: not all of us come from generational wealth, and that's OKAY. None of that has EVER stopped anyone from achieving their goals.

But it is good to acknowledge that we don’t all get the same starting line in life, so if we can create a system where everyone around the world has a fair chance to access capital, we move toward a more prosperous, equitable world.

This is why I built GeeGoals.

 

For the entrepreneurs who lead with Respect, Excellence, Innovation, and Inclusion, GeeGoals creates a fair and personalized path to get:

• Connected

• Banked

• And Funded

by financial providers who understand their industry, tailor to their needs, and align with our values.

Because everyone deserves the chance to grow not just the people who were born with a head start.

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