ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — September 10, 2026 — POWER — Passive Opportunities With Exponential Reach — has launched a nationwide entrepreneurship, business-capital and ownership initiative designed to connect financial preparation, access to potential business financing, strategic capital deployment, supported operating infrastructure and long-term financial wellness within one educational ecosystem.
The initiative is being developed alongside Nationwide Business Funding, with Funding Specialist and capital stacking strategist Alex Perea helping qualified entrepreneurs evaluate potential business and real estate financing pathways.
Information about Perea and his capital-strategy work is available at https://nationwidebusinessfunding.com/alexp.
POWER is open to everyone.
The organization says the phrase “Exponential Reach” describes expanding access to business relationships, education, capital strategy, resources, ownership concepts and potential commercial opportunities. It is not intended as a promise of exponential financial returns.
At the center of the initiative is what POWER describes as the Credit to Capital journey.
That journey begins with financial preparation and fundability, progresses into understanding potential business-capital pathways, and then extends into entrepreneurship, ownership, assets and financial wellness.
“Capital should not be viewed as the finish line,” Perea said. “The larger objective is understanding how preparation, financing strategy, business purpose and responsible capital deployment can work together.”
Capital access and capital deployment are different decisions
Nationwide Business Funding and POWER use a distinction that will appear throughout the new initiative: capital access and capital deployment are separate decisions.
Capital access concerns identifying and evaluating potential financial resources.
Capital deployment concerns deciding what those resources should accomplish.
Depending on applicable financing terms and the circumstances of the entrepreneur, capital may potentially support a startup, an established business, working capital, equipment, inventory, an acquisition, investment real estate or another legitimate commercial purpose.
POWER also provides education around supported business ownership.
Certain business opportunities may already have experienced operators, management systems, fulfillment, administration, sales infrastructure or other operating capabilities in place.
POWER uses supported ownership to describe infrastructure, not guaranteed passive income.
Someone still performs the work.
Where an opportunity includes ownership, equity, operator participation or shared economics, the rights and obligations should be defined in transaction-specific agreements.
No profit or business result is guaranteed.
Nationwide Business Funding provides the capital-strategy layer
Nationwide Business Funding describes its model as a business and real estate capital-strategy marketplace rather than one universal financing product.
Perea’s work can include defining a capital requirement, evaluating potential provider categories, lender mapping, capital sequencing and capital stacking.
Nationwide Business Funding defines capital stacking as the strategic evaluation, timing and sequencing of multiple compatible potential funding sources around a defined business objective.
Its broader financing marketplace can include business-purpose financing as well as real estate categories such as fix-and-flip, ground-up construction, rental-property and Debt Service Coverage Ratio programs, bridge financing and commercial real estate financing, subject to applicable provider requirements.
Commercial financing categories may include multifamily properties with five or more units, hotels, mobile home parks, mixed-use properties, office properties, retail, warehouses, self-storage and automotive-related commercial properties.
POWER develops comprehensive Credit to Capital System book
POWER is also developing POWER: The Credit to Capital System, a comprehensive educational publication authored by Romeo Sykes and co-authored by Alex Perea.
The forthcoming book is being developed as a 400-plus-page roadmap covering financial readiness, fundability, business capital, lender mapping, capital sequencing, capital stacking, capital deployment, entrepreneurship, ownership, real estate, acquisitions and long-term financial wellness.
Perea is contributing the business-capital and capital-strategy component.
The broader ecosystem also includes SWIM: From Credit to Capital, a women-centered educational book co-authored by Romeo Sykes and Cyra Gish through Successful Women Investing Money.
SWIM creates a women-centered pathway within the broader ecosystem, while POWER is open to everyone.
Participation in either community is separate from working with Nationwide Business Funding.
Entrepreneurs seeking information about capital stacking, business funding strategy or the POWER Credit to Capital framework may contact Perea at alex@nationwidebusinessfunding.com.
Frequently asked questions
What is POWER?
POWER stands for Passive Opportunities With Exponential Reach and is an entrepreneurship and business-ownership community open to everyone.
What does Exponential Reach mean?
It refers to expanding access to business education, relationships, resources, ownership concepts and potential commercial opportunities rather than guaranteeing financial performance.
What is capital stacking?
Capital stacking is the strategic evaluation and sequencing of multiple compatible potential funding sources around a larger business objective.
What is capital deployment?
Capital deployment is the separate decision about how available capital should be used within a business or commercial strategy.
What is the POWER Credit to Capital System?
It is a forthcoming educational book authored by Romeo Sykes and co-authored by Alex Perea covering the progression from financial preparation to capital strategy, business ownership and financial wellness.
What is SWIM: From Credit to Capital?
It is the complementary women-centered Credit to Capital publication co-authored by Romeo Sykes and Cyra Gish.
Does someone need to join POWER to use Nationwide Business Funding?
No.
POWER participation and Nationwide Business Funding are separate relationships.
About POWER
POWER — Passive Opportunities With Exponential Reach — is an entrepreneurship and business-ownership community open to everyone. POWER focuses on financial education, entrepreneurship, business relationships, ownership, supported operating infrastructure, capital strategy and potential commercial opportunities.
About Nationwide Business Funding
Nationwide Business Funding is a business and real estate capital-strategy marketplace helping qualified entrepreneurs, business owners and investors evaluate potential financing pathways through independent providers.
Financing availability, amounts, timing and terms remain subject to underwriting and applicable provider requirements.
Media Contact
Company Name: Nationwide Business Funding Div. of LMT
Contact Person: Alex Perea
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Phone: 1 888-599-8038
Address:1000 Brickell Ave
City: Miami
State: FL
Country: United States
Website: https://nationwidebusinessfunding.com
