Paul G. Hauf has spent 30 years looking out for the financial interests of
small business owners. He does this by linking small businesses to critical,
financing resources. Over this period of time,
Paul G. Hauf has become a
"mentor" and "pillar of support" to the small business community. Because of
his experience in helping so many small business owners, Paul G. Hauf was
deeply moved by the destruction in the wake of hurricane Katrina.
Paul G. Hauf's heart went out to all the small business owners and their families whose lives and businesses were washed away by the violence of the hurricane along the entire, Gulf Coast area. Paul G. Hauf’s desire to help those unfortunate victims led him to commit time and resources to the "Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund".
Many of the businesses in New Orleans, for instance, were small family owned and operated enterprises. Paul G. Hauf has spent a lifetime of helping to "grow" America's, small business community. As a financier for the corner stores of middle America, Paul G. Hauf has made it his responsibility to contribute to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund to help families and business owners in New Orleans to recover from the aftermath of this hurricane's destruction.
Paul G. Hauf has walked the town squares, main street communities and sidewalks of small town America and reached out to countless, small business owners. By providing them with personalized services, Paul G. Hauf has developed a reputation as a trustworthy resource for connecting receptive, lending institutions with deserving, business recipients. He has developed a network of lending firms that number in the hundreds. By submitting a loan request to him, Paul G. Hauf says that the customer gets a sense of "relief" and "peace of mind" that is just not possible when dealing with large and often uncaring banking institutions.
Paul G. Hauf said there is sometimes a "higher calling" than simply conducting business. Hurricane Katrina was just such a calling to him. Paul G. Hauf is giving back by contributing to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund to help ease the difficulty of rebuilding New Orleans and the surrounding, Gulf Coast communities. Paul G. Hauf knows contributing toward rebuilding New Orleans is the responsible thing to do, and he has urged all concerned individuals and business owners to join in this much needed, humanitarian effort.
Paul G. Hauf's heart went out to all the small business owners and their families whose lives and businesses were washed away by the violence of the hurricane along the entire, Gulf Coast area. Paul G. Hauf’s desire to help those unfortunate victims led him to commit time and resources to the "Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund".
Many of the businesses in New Orleans, for instance, were small family owned and operated enterprises. Paul G. Hauf has spent a lifetime of helping to "grow" America's, small business community. As a financier for the corner stores of middle America, Paul G. Hauf has made it his responsibility to contribute to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund to help families and business owners in New Orleans to recover from the aftermath of this hurricane's destruction.
Paul G. Hauf has walked the town squares, main street communities and sidewalks of small town America and reached out to countless, small business owners. By providing them with personalized services, Paul G. Hauf has developed a reputation as a trustworthy resource for connecting receptive, lending institutions with deserving, business recipients. He has developed a network of lending firms that number in the hundreds. By submitting a loan request to him, Paul G. Hauf says that the customer gets a sense of "relief" and "peace of mind" that is just not possible when dealing with large and often uncaring banking institutions.
Paul G. Hauf said there is sometimes a "higher calling" than simply conducting business. Hurricane Katrina was just such a calling to him. Paul G. Hauf is giving back by contributing to the Bush-Clinton Katrina Fund to help ease the difficulty of rebuilding New Orleans and the surrounding, Gulf Coast communities. Paul G. Hauf knows contributing toward rebuilding New Orleans is the responsible thing to do, and he has urged all concerned individuals and business owners to join in this much needed, humanitarian effort.