Accompany Capital

Proud to be one of the 4 lenders partnering with @NYC_SBS to provide revenue based financing loans through the NYC Future Fund!

Accompany Capital's Tsetan Dekyi testified at the NYC City Council's FY 2027 Preliminary Budget Hearings yesterday, highlighting how Accompany Capital contributes to small business growth and to job creation!

Proud to be selected by @NYC_SBS - along with @pursuit_lending, @crf_usa, & @GrowAmerica -as one of the lenders offering #smallbusinessowners an exciting new loan product allowing repayments based on a % of monthly revenue! More about the #NYCFutureFund : nyc-business.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/bu…

We're pleased to be partnering once again with @NYC_SBS to offer an important new loan product for NYC #smallbusinesses ! The NYC Future Fund’s revenue-based flexible financing will allow small businesses to repay their loans on a schedule that works for their business!

We are pleased to share that our FY2025 Fact Sheet is now available for download! This past year, we disbursed $7.6M through 225 new loans and helped expand and strengthen 493 small businesses across New York City. Click here: accompanycapital.org/wp-content/upl… #smallbusinesses #jobcreation

And thanks of course to #centerforanurbanfuture ED @jbowlesnyc & Senior Researcher Rachel Neches and to sponsors @Verizon and the Thomas & Jeanne Elmezzi Private Foundation. We ❤️ Queens!

Such a pleasure participating in @nycfuture's "Ideas for a Stronger & More Equitable Queens" symposium. So many great ideas from our fellow "idea pitchers" and from @queensbprichards, Council Members @cmshanelth & @cmjuliewon, and City Council Deputy Speaker @cmnantashawilliams

We have 3 great events coming up in March! Click to learn about our exciting Women's Leadership & Economic Development Event on Monday March 8 plus 2 webinars: Small Business Tax Essentials Webinar on March 18 & Home Buyer Education on March 28 - all Free! myemail.constantcontact.com/This-March--An…

The inspiring 2026 Brooklyn Org Spark Breakfast took place this morning at @barclayscenter and we were there for the high-energy event honoring the 5 Spark Prize winners: @AsiyahWomen, the B.R.O. Experience Foundation, @STOPSpyingNY, @yvote and Black Trans Femmes in the Arts!

Congratulations to Kenny Minaya, the new Commissioner of @NYC_SBS We're looking forward to working with you to support & strengthen NYC's small businesses & small business owners! #NYCbusiness nysfocus.com/2026/03/02/mam…

@NYCImmigrants Welcome Commissioner Ali!

Content posted between January 1st, 2022, and February 27, 2026, represents the views and policies of MOIA Commissioner Manuel Castro. Content posted from March 2, 2026, forward represents the views and policies of Commissioner Faiza Ali.

Happy Losar and Year of the Fire Horse!

Congratulations @faiza_n_ali your appointment as Commissioner of @NYCImmigrants! Looking forward to working with you and all the great folks at the NYC Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs!

🚨 STATEMENT: NYIC Applauds Faiza Ali’s Appointment as NYC’s Next MOIA Commissioner "As a born and bred New Yorker, who grew up in an immigrant family and neighborhood in Brooklyn, she intimately understands the needs and experiences of our communities." @heyitsmurad

@NYCImmigrants @MCastroMOIA @MCastroAction We've so appreciated your leadership!

Statement from Commissioner @mcastromoia @mcastroaction on the MOIA Leadership Transition Having crossed the border as a child and grown up undocumented, with all the uncertainty that came with it, I could never have imagined that one day I would serve as New York City’s Commissioner of Immigrant Affairs. I am proud to have been the first formerly undocumented immigrant to hold this role and to have stewarded this office during such consequential and historic times. Leading this office on behalf of millions of immigrant New Yorkers has been a profound honor, and one I hope inspires others who once believed such a journey was impossible. During this period, amid multiple overlapping crises affecting immigrant communities, the office expanded its reach and impact significantly. We grew from a $19 million operation to a $50 million+ citywide office, serving more immigrant New Yorkers and investing more deeply in nonprofit partners than at any point in the office’s history. We awarded more than $120 million in contracts and grants to immigrant-serving nonprofit organizations, strengthening frontline capacity and expanding support to grassroots groups across the city. I am especially grateful for the opportunity to serve alongside dedicated public servants across city government and our nonprofit partners, and to spend so much time with immigrant New Yorkers from around the world who welcomed me into their communities across the five boroughs. Grounding our work in the neighborhoods where immigrant New Yorkers live and work, and welcoming thousands of newly arrived migrants at the Port Authority and throughout our citywide service system, were among the most meaningful experiences of my tenure. I am deeply grateful for the trust placed in me and proud of what we built together during this unprecedented period. I look forward to supporting a smooth transition and wish the incoming Commissioner every success.

Small business owners: check out our free Webinar - SMALL BUSINESS TAX ESSENTIALS - What Every Business Owner Should Know - Feb 24th from 2-3 PM ET. Click here to register or learn more: accompanycapital-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist… #taxtips #smallbusinesses

@voteshekar Tragic

The news from the four-alarm fire in Elmhurst is devastating. Since it happened on Monday night, my office has been on the ground and working closely with all city agencies and organizations to ensure our neighbors are safe and supported. nytimes.com/2026/02/11/nyr…

Proud to be an SBA-approved lender! #cdfis

We’re excited to be joining forces as a new community partner with the @BrooklynChamber & @thenewbxcc to support local entrepreneurs in Brooklyn & the Bronx by expanding access to affordable, responsible business financing. Click for more: accompanycapital.org/blog-posts/bro… #smallbusiness