Enterprise Bank

Radio Segments

• Why Aren’t Banks Lending…and What Your Company Can Do About It.

  • mp3
  • description

  The American Entrepreneur, Ron Morris, talks with Chuck Leyh, President of Enterprise Bank, about the current state of the economy, and how the looming threat of another recession impacts a bank’s propensity to lend to businesses in need of capital. Plus, Chuck discusses tips for business owners on what they should bring to the table when it comes to confronting the bank in need of a loan.

• Has the Banking Industry Really Survived the Recession?

  • mp3
  • description

  Experts have said ad nauseum that the recent recession was the worst since the Great Depression. Of the many sectors and industries that took it on the chin, perhaps the most public downfall may have been that of the banking industry. The chaos and turmoil that followed forced the hands of bank executives from around the country to rethink their lending practices. One such executive, Chuck Leyh of Enterprise Bank, has long had a different take on the way banking should be conducted in the United States, and it’s an opinion he has expressed on American Entrepreneur Radio many times. Chuck joins American Entrepreneur Radio Guest Host Mark Laskow, to discuss how banks handled the recession, and what he sees happening to the banking industry down the road.

• Live From Enterprise Bank: Ron Talks With Enterprise Bank President Chuck Leyh

  • mp3
  • description

  As part of his live broadcast from Enterprise Bank’s Allison Park facility, “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with Chuck Leyh, the President of Enterprise Bank, about Chuck’s personal background, the story of how Enterprise Bank came to be, and why the things that differentiate Enterprise Bank from its competition were set in stone from the first day it opened its doors.

• Enterprise Bank President Chuck Leyh Discusses Why The SBA Matters to Business Banking

  • mp3
  • description

  In the wake of perception of declining relevance of the Small Business Administration (SBA) to the health and well-being of American businesses, “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with Chuck Leyh, President of Enterprise Bank (the region’s premier financial institution when it comes to SBA lending), about the importance of the SBA, and his take on the outlook for this organization.

• Enterprise Bank President Chuck Leyh Discusses the Banking Industry

  • mp3
  • description

  “The American Entrepreneur” Ron Morris talks with Chuck Leyh of Enterprise Bank about recent changes to the banking industry, and what smaller, independent banks like Enterprise Bank do to keep their heads above water.

About Enterprise Bank

Enterprise Bank first opened its doors for business in October 1998. Since that day, it has continued to change the expectations small business owners have for their financial institutions. The main reason is this: Enterprise Bank is the region’s only bank created solely to cater to the ever-growing and evolving needs of entrepreneurs.

Its founders—all successful, local business entrepreneurs—recognized an absence of resources for small business owners in the Western Pennsylvania region. They noticed that community banks were too small to handle the lending demands of a new business and mega banks viewed small businesses as too risky to lend to. Their idea was to create a bank that understood the needs of this unique group and to offer banking services and business solutions that would develop Pittsburgh’s small businesses—all of these in a friendly, personable atmosphere that places the clients’ needs first.

They did this through several methods unique to Enterprise Bank. First, each business client has a unique Relationship Manager that acts not only as a lending officer to the clients but oftentimes as a business advisor and mentor. Your Relationship Manager cares about the welfare of your business because they have a vested interest in your business. This is because each Relationship Manager functions as a small business owner internal to the Bank. When your business succeeds and grows, your Relationship Manager’s business succeeds and grows. If your business suffers or fails, your Relationship Manager suffers a loss as well. That is why they strive to have your business thrive.

With all of these changes, Enterprise Bank will continue to offer superior customer service in a personable setting. This is because we view Enterprise Bank as more than a financial institution. We see it as an opportunity—the opportunity for an entrepreneur to receive the attention and support needed to nurture the seedling of a business into a strong and mighty tree. Our Customers are more than the result of a lending equation. They are the result of Our Conviction that every business deserves the chance to compete and succeed among business giants. It is our belief because that is the story of Our Company.

 

• Subscribe with iTunes

• Listen live on TalkShoe