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Walter Barrick


           The holiday’s are upon us and we’re on the home stretch for year 2005. It certainly has been an interesting year with all that is going on globally as well as here in the good old USA, especially the devastation from multiple hurricanes. Many people have suffered and businesses have disappeared.
           With that in mind the business community needs to rally around the victims by providing as much help and support as we can through jobs and innovative ways of doing business to enhance their ability to rebuild. As a provider of funding and added services to small to mid size businesses, including construction, RMPI is going to be offering discounts on services, where possible, and streamlining our delivery system to hopefully accommodate directly and indirectly both the existing as well as the emerging businesses. We are offering these programs to all businesses, conducting business to business, with annual sales of $500K to $20M. We particularly want to reach those affected by the hurricanes.
          We, at RMPI, have much to be thankful for as we’ve had a very prosperous year in uncertain times. We added a $5M AB portfolio to our books through acquisition and have increased its existing lines of credit by 30% while adding new customers. Our Contractor program has been enhanced with additional services enabling us to serve a broader spectrum of business.
            The year is ending with a robust economy that will hopefully enable everyone to make 2006 a banner year. We welcome contact from the business community as well as other service providers, like ourselves, and broker/consultants that have clients they feel will benefit from our programs.

Minority Ownership of Business Rising at 'Phenomenal' Rate

        Minority-owned businesses are growing rapidly but still represent a small fraction of overall economy activity, a Bush Administration economic development official said yesterday.
         Census data and the government's survey of minority business ownership showed entrepreneurship up among all minorities: 45 percent among African-Americans, 31 percent among Hispanics, 20 percent among Asians and 20 percent among women. "That's just a phenomenal growth rate," said Ronald N. Langston, national director of the Minority Business Development Agency, an arm of the U.S. Commerce Department in Washington.
          Langston was the keynote speaker at yesterday's "Business Diversity Conference" at the Radisson Hotel Center of New Hampshire. "The challenge for the United States between now and 2050 is that the fastest growing segment of the nation's population will be among minorities," Langston said.  
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Higher Heating Bills Coming This Winter

WASHINGTON - The Hydronics Institute Division of the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association was holding its fall meeting Oct. 12 in Absecon, N.J., just as the U.S. Department of Energy announced-that increased energy prices would lead to higher heating bills for consumers this winter. Manufacturers of boilers, controls and other hydronicheating products speculated-that sharply higher prices for natural gas and heating oil....    (more)
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