n this episode of In Focus with Haversine Funding, we sit down with co-founders, Bryan Ballowe and Clint Stanton, of TradeCap Partners to dive deep into Purchase Order (PO) Financing—how it works, why it’s critical for businesses, and the latest trends shaping the industry. With supply chain disruptions, rising costs, and increasing demand for alternative financing, PO financing has become a game-changer for businesses needing capital to fulfill large orders. TradeCap Partners shares insights on how companies can leverage PO financing to scale, navigate cash flow gaps, and seize new opportunities in today’s dynamic market. 💡 Key Topics Covered:✅ What is PO financing, and how does it help businesses grow? ✅ Current industry trends and challenges in supply chain financing ✅ How global events are shaping the demand for alternative funding ✅ Real-world success stories of businesses using PO financing ✅ Practical advice for companies looking to secure PO funding 🎧 Whether you're a business owner, lender, or financial professional, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways to help you understand the power of PO financing. 📌 Learn more about TradeCap Partners: https://www.tradecappartners.com/ 🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more expert insights on specialty finance! #PurchaseOrderFinancing #TradeCapPartners #FinancePodcast #BusinessFunding #SupplyChainFinance #POFinancing #HaversineFunding #CashFlowSolutions #Lenderfinance #lendingsolutions #factoring #purchaseorder #specialtyfinance #privatecredit #familyoffice #educational #privatecredit --------------------------------------------------------🔍 Learn more about Haversine Funding:Our Website → https://haversinefunding.com/Haversine Management and its subsidiaries, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, exist to provide fast, fair and flexible funding solutions to commercial lenders. Formed in 2018, Haversine helps factors, asset-based lenders, inventory, purchase order, equipment and real estate lenders fill funding gaps by providing senior and junior lender finance lines of credit up to $30,000,000, as well as participation program options.