Foundation / Corporation
Association of Independent Mortgage Experts (AIME) - Spark
02/27/22 11:59 PM Eastern Time - Receipt
Grants and in-kind support to USA individuals and small businesses to promote professional opportunities in the mortgage industry. The purpose of the program is to assist retail mortgage professionals from disadvantaged communities in becoming broker-owners in the wholesale mortgage industry. In addition to a monetary grant, successful applicants will receive mentorship assistance, enrollment in a professional academy, and free membership in the funding organization's trade association. Funds may be used for marketing, technology, licensing, office expenses, and other purposes in order to open or expand a brokerage.
Through the Spark small business grant programs, AIME seeks to fuel new business and employment opportunities in the mortgage industry by providing opportunities for entrepreneurs in the wholesale mortgage industry. The goal of the business grant is to provide additional resources to better equip new brokers with the tools they need to set up a successful business. Grant applicants must use the grant for cost affiliated with opening a brokerage or growing their businesses. The grant also provides additional support from the Association of Independent Mortgage Experts (AIME) and the broker community to help the recipients build sustainable business models for any market environment.
AIME is committed to fostering an inclusive environment to support and protect independent mortgage brokers across the country to grow the wholesale mortgage channel. Whether the applicant is a loan officer, broker owner, or a supporting member of a broker’s organization, AIME seeks to help them build a successful business. And for members just transitioning into the wholesale channel, AIME will connect them to valuable business development resources to help them get started.
Grant participants are expected to use funding for the following business related expenses:
GrantWatch ID#: 200728
Chosen Grant participants will be awarded a monetary grant based on the decision of the Administrator, paired with a mentor, enrolled in the Leadership Academy, and receive one year of AIME membership at no cost.
All program benefits must be used within 1 year of the date of being chosen as a participant.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
To apply online: https://aimespark.com/grant-application/
For questions or technical support, please email spark@aimegroup.com.
AIME Spark
6401 Citation Drive, Ste C
Clarkston, MI 48346
info@aimegroup.com
215-720-1794
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