About Complete Capital Network

A Miami-based business finance brokerage dedicated to helping small and medium-sized businesses access the funding they deserve — quickly, transparently, and without the runaround.

Our Story

Complete Capital Network was founded in 2017 by Carlos Mendez, a former commercial banker who saw firsthand how difficult it was for small business owners to access the funding they needed to grow.

Traditional banks were slow, rigid, and often turned away perfectly viable businesses. Meanwhile, business owners were left scrambling, wasting weeks on applications that went nowhere.

We built CCN to change that. By partnering with 75+ lenders — from traditional banks to alternative finance companies — we can match any business with the right funding solution, fast.

2017
Founded in Miami
$2B+
Total Funded
5,000+
Businesses Served
75+
Lending Partners

Our Mission

To level the playing field for small and medium-sized businesses by providing fast, transparent access to the capital they need to grow, compete, and thrive.

Our Core Values

Client First

Every decision we make starts with what's best for your business.

Transparency

No hidden fees, no surprises. We tell you exactly what to expect.

Results Driven

We measure our success by your success. Period.

Relationships

We build long-term partnerships, not one-time transactions.

Meet Our Team

Experienced finance professionals dedicated to your success.

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Carlos Mendez

Founder & CEO

Former commercial banker with 15+ years in business finance. Founded CCN in 2017 to give SMBs access to the same funding options as large corporations.

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Angela Rivera

Head of Lending

Spent a decade at major financial institutions before joining CCN. Manages our network of 75+ lending partners.

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David Kim

Senior Funding Advisor

Helped over 1,000 businesses secure funding. Specializes in SBA loans and equipment financing.

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