Press Releases

Through our continuum of solutions, Momentus Capital is making an impact with communities across the country. We invite you to read our press releases from across the Momentus Capital family of organizations.

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CDC Small Business Finance received two awards from the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Michigan District Office for helping the state's small business owners get access to the capital and opportunities they deserve.

Investors continue to recognize that Capital Impact Partners delivers a strong financial performance while bringing a continuum of capital to disinvested communities, helping these communities have the chance they deserve to thrive.

The Catalyzing Finance for Racial Equity Report examines ways that community development financial institutions (CDFIS), and other financial institutions, can further change their business practices to embed racial equity in their lending and investment practices.

Capital Impact Partners and HousingWorks Austin have launched the Austin Small Developer Training, a new program that provides small-scale real estate developers from underrepresented communities in Austin with the tools they need to grow their businesses — helping them to be more involved in the region’s booming real estate market and, in turn, to create more affordable housing.

The rankings from the NonProfit Times, a leading industry publication, are based on participating nonprofits’ policies, practices, benefits and demographics, as well as a survey of employees asking them to respond to 77 statements within seven categories.

Capital Impact Partners was named for the sixth consecutive year to the ImpactAssets 50, a resource for investors who are seeking out impact investment fund managers who deliver social and environmental impact as well as financial returns.

Mr. Gougis launched the first cohort of Capital Impact Partners’ Equitable Development Initiative in Dallas, helping developers of color with training, mentorship, and pathways to financing that are often unavailable due to systemic racism.

The Washington Business Journal’s annual CEO of the Year awards highlight top leaders in the area that have demonstrated great innovation, strength and perseverance while also maintaining a commitment to the community.

The Impact Investments line of business takes a different approach than traditional venture capital in order to jumpstart growth-stage, for-profit businesses that are creating social impact. These investments will focus on companies with diverse leadership and/or are operating in communities of color.