Offering Creative
Asset-Based Lending
to Businesses for 20+ years
Take Your Bridge to Success
Our asset-based lending solutions move your business forward.
When your company does not meet the requirements for a bank loan, Bridge Business Credit offers timely financing solutions that repair and improve cash flow.


Our Unique Approach
Bridge Business Credit is an asset-based lender providing working capital to Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) since 2002. Thanks to our nimble approach, companies can regain financial stability and return to conventional financing as soon as possible.
We provide loan commitments from $500K up to $6M.
Borrowers can pay off their loan relationships without penalty or early termination fees.



What Makes Us Different
Our borrowers can pay off their loan relationships without penalty or early termination fees. Our focus is to help companies regain financial stability and return to conventional financing as soon as they can
Lendable Collateral includes:


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In the Media
Jan 30, 2023
Great Lakes Business Credit is now Bridge Business Credit
Great Lakes Business Credit, one of the nation’s fastest-growing alternative commercial finance companies, has announced a rebranding, with the new name of Bridge Business Credit. Under its new name…
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Inclusivity vs. DEI: How to Build a Resilient and Successful Workplace
Bridge Business Credit CEO Rhett B. Rowe recently participated in a discussion exploring inclusiveness in the workplace at the recent 2026 Turnaround Management Assn. Distressed Investing Conference. Here is a synopsis of that session. In the modern professional landscape, terms like Inclusivity and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) are often used interchangeably. However, while they are deeply connected, they represent…
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Global Economy Facing Fracturing Crisis
By RHETT B. ROWE – CEO, Bridge Business Credit With Research from Capital Economics The world economy is fracturing into China- and US-aligned blocs. This is very likely to result in shifts in supply chains and reduced technology and investment flows between the two over the coming decade. As a result of this potential, according…

