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Chad Stier of 44 Business Capital participated in the SBA’s Connecticut District Office’s Annual Awards Luncheon, where he extended congratulations to Michelle Nicholson of The Flour Girl Bakery for being named the SBA’s Small Businessperson of the Year for the Connecticut District. 44 Business Capital and Berkshire Bank are honored to count The Flour Girl Bakery among their esteemed clients.
