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U.S. BANCORP 13
U.S. Bank is proud to be a leader in small
business banking across our primary 24-state
footprint. Small businesses are crucial to our
nation’s economy— and to the very existence of
cities and towns across our country. Nearly 90%
of the country’s 5.6 million employers have fewer
than 20 workers. And these small businesses
create 75% of new jobs. Banks are the single
most important source of financing for most
small businesses, and we take that responsibility
seriously. U.S. Bank provides a wide range
of financial products and services to meet the
unique needs of small business owners, including
deposit and investment accounts; credit in the
form of loans, lines, leases, cards and SBA lending;
cash management and insurance products.
Left: Lori Hamilton, operations manager
of the U.S. Bank Small Business Service
Center in Colorado.
Above: U.S. Bank Small Business customer,
Tina Stoeberl, owner of College Hill Coffee Co.
and Casual Gourmet in Cincinnati, greets a
customer at her inviting new coffee shop.