 Economic Development Lender;  Quasi-State Instrumentality;  Self-Funded (Moral Obligation);  Board of Directors – 15: ◦ 5 Ex-Officio:  State Treasurer,

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 Economic Development Lender;  Quasi-State Instrumentality;  Self-Funded (Moral Obligation);  Board of Directors – 15: ◦ 5 Ex-Officio:  State Treasurer, Secretary of Commerce, Secretary of Agriculture, Commissioner of Public Service, Commissioner of Forest Parks and Recreation;  10 private citizens appointed by Governor;  Staff – 36;  Total Assets – $249 Million;  Loan Portfolio – $210 Million.

 Entrepreneurial Loan Program  Vermont-located businesses (sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations, LLC’s);  Businesses in seed, start-up or early growth stage who do not meet the underwriting criteria of other public and private entrepreneurial financing sources;  Businesses with innovative products or services that have the potential for long-term organic growth;  Businesses unable to access adequate capital because the primary assets used to secure loans are typically intellectual property or similar nontangible assets;  Businesses must demonstrate potential to create/retain employment opportunities for Vermonters;  Started in 2014;  $1.9 Million; 12 loans;  Average loan size - $150,000.

 Special Consideration Given To:  Businesses that create jobs in strategic sectors, such as the knowledge-based economy, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, wood products manufacturing, and value- added agriculture;  Businesses located in a designated downtown, village center, growth center, industrial park or other significant geographic location recognized by the State;  Businesses that adopt energy and thermal efficiency practices in their operations or otherwise operate in a way that reflects a commitment to green energy principles;  Businesses that will create jobs that pay a livable wage and provide significant benefits to employees.

 Direct Commercial Lending ◦ $1.5 Million limit; ◦ 40% of project; ◦ 2% Interest Rate (2 yrs.); 3.75 %; ◦ $13.3 Million in 2015; 30 loans; ◦ Average Loan $445,000.

 Small Business Lending  Loan Limit $350,000  4% Fixed Rate;  2015 $9.3 Million; 47 Loans;  Average Loan Size $198,000.

 Vermont Agricultural Credit Corporation  40% of Portfolio;  836 Loans;  2015 $19.5 Million; 154 Loans;  Average Loan $126,900.

Commercial Energy Loan Programs To finance qualifying renewable energy generation and energy efficiency improvement projects. Maximum loan size under this program is $2.0 Million.