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Bibby Financial Services Secures Credit Facility with Bank of America Business

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Contributed by Administrator
Wednesday, 07 July 2004

Last Updated Monday, 21 January 2008

 

CHICAGO (Business Wire EON) December 12, 2007 -- "This facility provides us with the confidence that we have the
means to fulfill our ambitious growth targets in providing small to medium sized business in North America the financing
they need to grow their business," said Bibby Financial Services Director of Risk, Leigh Lones. "We are excited to be
working with Bank of America; they have provided us with the capital structure we wanted to be able to effectively service
our North American clients." Bibby Financial Services CFO, Ernie Jaseckas continued, "We have been impressed with
their treasury management capabilities, particular their ability to service our businesses based throughout the U.S. and
Canada."
Bibby Financial Services provides factoring, receivables finance, export finance and purchase order finance for growing
businesses with full service offices in Boynton Beach, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Nashville, Phoenix and Toronto. "As
part of a 200-year old, family-run business that has helped grow small businesses around the globe, we need a financing
partner that shares our entrepreneurial spirit as well as that of our clients," explains Stewart Chesters, Bibby Financial
Services COO. "In Bank of America Business Capital, we have found a partner with the capabilities to support our
ongoing growth in North America."
"This new loan will provide Bibby with the financial flexibility to implement its growth plans in North America, through
acquisitions and organically," said Joyce White, President, Bank of America Business Capital. "We hope to continue to
use our breadth of products and services to support the company as it grows geographically."
Bank of America Business Capital is one of the world's largest asset based lenders, with nearly 20 offices serving the
United States, Canada and Europe. It provides companies with senior secured loans, cash management, interest rate
and foreign exchange risk management, and a broad array of capital markets products. Visit
www.bofa.com/businesscapitalnews for more information.
To find out more about Bibby Financial Service's range of flexible finance solutions please contact 877-88-BIBBY or
visit www.bibbyusa.com.
Notes to Editors
Bibby Financial Services is wholly owned by the Bibby Line Group, a business-to-business services group with interests
in ship owning and operation, shallow water accommodation, oil field services, contract logistics and business finance.
Bibby Financial Services specializes in the provision of finance to small and medium sized enterprises across a wide
range of industry sectors. Operating via a global network of 28 autonomous operating companies in the United States,
Canada, United Kingdom, France, India, Ireland, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Australia the group purchased
more than $6 billion dollars of receivables and had more than 7,000 clients worldwide.
For more information on Bibby Financial Services, visit www.bibbyusa.com.
For more information on The Bibby Line Group of Companies, visit www.bibbygroup.co.uk www.bibbytf.com
www.bibbyfinancialservices.com


 

Olympics an Education in How to Go for the Gold

Contributed by Web Master
Saturday, 12 June 2004

Last Updated Thursday, 11 September 2008

 

Carlos Hank RhonWhen Michael Phelps started shattering the Gold Medal record for the 2008 Olympics he gave
everyone an education in persistence. Surely Michael practiced by swimming hundreds of laps to gain the endurance
and expertise required to succeed. Something had to come from within to inspire him to diligently swim at a high level
every time he jumped into a pool. Winning can breed winning when there is an expectation of success. It is clear that
Michael Phelps expects to dominate the field of swimmers each time he dives into a pool. He is not looking to the left or
right to see his competitors he is always looking straight ahead. Michael?s goal is right in front of him and he is steadfast
in his desire to collect every Gold Medal that he can.
Olympians learn how to pay attention to details that are important aspects of winning. They never take a day off from
practice. They understand that there are hundreds of other athletes who are practicing eight to twelve hours a day to try
to get an edge during their next competition. A slight movement in a body position while in the water can determine how
fast a swimmer can increase their speed.
There is a great lesson to learn from Olympians. It is important for personal growth. Olympians that win Gold Medals
learn how to master their fears. They understand that fear is ?false evidence that appears real.? They spend a lot of time
contemplating in their mind first how they will overcome their fears. Giving in to fear can take away from a person?s
physical and mental health. Olympic athletes frequently go to the doctors to report pains that they cannot explain.
Ongoing fear can result in stress that strips ones confidence in any of life?s endeavors.
A great strategy that the athletes use is to take the limits off their thought life. They know that past failures can serve as a
marker to identify a new method to accomplish their goal. Olympians accept challenges as a fact of life. It?s amazing
how they wait for four years to perform in one or more events. It takes real determination and continuous competition
around the globe to measure an Olympian?s abilities. Olympians must have nerves of steel to overcome any anxiety they
experience when they are ready to start any event. Olympic athletes participate in a competition in a world where a tenth
of a second makes a difference between a Gold or Silver Medal.
Individuals who participate in the Olympics teach students of all ages the value of persistence. Many of the fears that the
students have are based on past challenges in the classroom of life. Always be ready to pick yourself up and to prepare
for the next challenge. Michael Phelps is an example of how to approach each learning experience with enthusiasm and
excitement about your potential accomplishments. Each day is an opportunity to move one step closer to your goal. Just
like the top athlete you can go for the Gold if you practice and persist

 


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