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James W. Moore
Vice President of Business Development
Initial Underwriting Group
614.231.3519
www.initialunderwriting.org
Published: September 29, 2008
 Over the past several years I have been involved with numerous business ventures, from someone with a good idea looking to implement it, to a startup company, to existing businesses. Whether being the principal, partner, or even an advisor, I have experienced the highs and lows of running a business. And while the highs are great, I believe the lows can be just as valuable as well. Learning to sustain a business through the hard times and not giving up is one of the most important aspects of being able to run a successful business, because it will not always be smooth sailing. The important thing when a business is experiencing hard times is that you learn a lesson from it, and use what you learn to make sure it does not happen again. This is what I practice when running my business and this is what I try to instill into other business owners and our clients. I have experienced quite a bit throughout my ventures, and I am more than willing to lend a hand in helping others to become successful with their businesses. I see IUG as the future of business lending. Eventually, most businesses out there will realize that a personal guarantee is not a requirement for business financing.
Specialties
Leadership, Management, Entrepreneurial mind, Ability to get the job done, Patience.
Past Ventures
President
Moore Properties, Inc.
(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Commercial Real Estate Industry) July 1999 - Present
Moore Properties is a privately owned real estate company, specializing in acquisitions of commercial properties. The company currently owns and manages over 100,000 square feet of office and warehouse space. Being a Small Business Owner myself I have an extensive first hand knowledge, and expertise in what it takes to start up and run a small business. From incorporating a business, writing a business plan and projected financials, to creating a Dun and Bradstreet account, building a Paydex score, and obtaining financing, as well as the day to day tasks of running a successful business.
Project Manager
F.E.M.A.
(Government Held; 1,000-5,000 employees September 2006-March 2007
The Federal Emergency Management Agency, which is part of the Department of Homeland Security, was put in place to protect citizens from natural disasters, acts of terrorism or other man made disasters. I worked as a Project Manager for FEMA shortly after hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, LA. While I was there, my team and I helped to set up temporary housing for the victims of the hurricane, while the debris was being cleaned up so that the permanent housing could be put back into place.
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Initial Underwriting Group
33 S James Rd, Suite 233
Columbus OH 43213
614.231.4300
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Angel Investors
Angel Investors at Initial Underwriting are wealthy investors who provide a pooled investment offer for a startup, or booming expansion of a business.
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Venture Capital
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In the world of business financing and small business loans a business has the ability to build a credit score for itself that is not associated with personal credit.
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Background and Experience
At the end of 2003 our company started working with consumers and business owners alike to find that business credit is the key to a new generation of lending.
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