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Portrait of Rosiland Moore, MBA, founder and CEO of Access Capital Arizona

Founder & CEO

Rosiland Moore, MBA

Commercial finance, SBA lending, taxation, business operations, and business advising.

Leadership

Thirty Years of Reading Businesses From the Inside

Rosiland Moore built her reputation inside institutional finance — including as Vice President of SBA Lending and in roles across American Express, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Integro Bank, Paychex, and loanDepot.

She founded Access Capital Arizona so owners would get the honesty and attention of a trusted advisor instead of being treated like a transaction number. Earlier, she spent nearly 20 years running a tax and finance consulting practice and managed teams of up to 25 people — so she reads a business from the operator's side, not just the lender's.

30 years
Commercial finance experience
VP, SBA Lending
Prior institutional role
Amex · Wells Fargo
Bank of America · Paychex
20 years
Tax and finance consulting practice

Capital expertise

Where That Experience Applies

  • SBA 7(a) and 504 financing

  • Business lines of credit

  • Working capital and expansion

  • Commercial real estate

  • Acquisitions and buyouts

  • Business credit development

Credentials & recognition

Education, Awards, and Service

  • MBA, University of Phoenix
  • B.S., Arizona State University
  • Small Business Champion of the Year, U.S. Small Business Administration
  • Minority Business Champion, Arizona Minority Business Enterprise Center
  • Former Treasurer, Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce
  • Adjunct instructor, Maricopa Community College Entrepreneur Certificate program

Community & leadership

Giving Time Locally

  • Junior Achievement

  • Habitat for Humanity

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Brand vision

From Selling Labor to Building Wealth-Generating Businesses

A network of partners and leaders helping entrepreneurs move beyond selling their labor and into ownership that builds wealth.

  • A network, not a single desk

    Advisors, lenders, and operators working together — never dependent on one institution.

  • Stronger economic relationships

    Capital access that strengthens local businesses, employment, and suppliers.

  • A legacy that outlasts a transaction

    Owners equipped to grow, transfer, or sell on their own terms.

Photography

Rosiland Moore seated on a judging panel with two other panelists at the Grant Woods Courtroom
Judging panel, Grant Woods Courtroom.
Rosiland Moore with four other guests at a Black Philanthropy Initiative event
Black Philanthropy Initiative event.
Group photograph of attendees at a Black Philanthropy Initiative event
Black Philanthropy Initiative — group photograph.