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How businesses can build credit that lenders trust

nimaj driscoll nav business coach

Learn how lenders evaluate businesses for financing

The biggest misconception about business credit is that it works just like personal credit. However, businesses and individuals are evaluated differently by lenders and have different credit scoring models. In addition, not all business lenders report to all three of the major business credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, Dun & Bradstreet (D&B).

Join us Wednesday May 13, 2026 1 p.m. ET | 10 a.m. PT for this webinar, where we’ll review the following and more:

  • Understand how business credit is part of a signal system:  Lenders use your business credit reports to understand whether a business can be trusted with capital.
  • Learn the five signals framework lenders use to evaluate your business’s financial health: Whether you’re an established business or trying to build business credit, learn which attributes contribute to make up a financially stable, well-run business, with tips you can use right away.

  • Examine the different signals for each type of credit product: Different product types indicate different levels of trust to a lender. See what a typical progression might look like for a business just starting out and identify the next steps in your business credit journey.

  • Walk through Nav’s Prime plans: See how each plan type works, learn what it costs, and get answers to common questions so you can decide which Nav Prime plan is the right fit for your budget.


Date & Time

Wednesday, May 13, 2026
1 p.m. ET | 10 a.m. PT

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Speaker

  • nimaj driscoll

    Nimaj Driscoll

    Nav Business Credit Coach

    Nimaj Driscoll is a business credit coach at Nav as well as a capital literacy educator and former small business lender. He focuses on helping entrepreneurs understand how financial health, credit, and lending drive business performance. His work centers on building financial clarity through structured education so business owners can approach capital confidently and make sound financial decisions.