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Over the past fourteen years, Fora Financial has grown from two founders in a small Manhattan workspace to a company of nearly 150 employees with new offices in New York and Miami. Fora Financial prides itself on being a partner-centric organization, offering a customized funding approach, collaborating with our small-business customers to understand their needs in a dynamic and ever-changing economic environment.
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Fora Financial is a technology enabled, leading provider of flexible financing to small and medium sized businesses. Leveraging our proprietary technology, Fora Financial is able to deliver capital to our customers via a streamlined and simple process that can be completed in as little as 24 hours, compared with the weeks or even months it often takes for a business to receive a bank loan.
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Over the past fourteen years, Fora Financial has grown from two founders in a small Manhattan workspace to a company of nearly 200 employees with new offices in New York and Miami. We enjoy a family-like camaraderie that fosters a passion for success in each Fora Financial Team member.
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Fora Financial is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This position reports to the Legal Assistant and is part of the Legal and Compliance Department where initiative, enthusiasm, and collaboration are critical.
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