M2M helps the small contractors who build, fix, and maintain New York City go from capable to bankable — building the financial system the business runs on, and opening the doors that a working system unlocks.
…plus low-voltage & telecom, fencing, fire safety, security, and the other businesses that keep New York standing.
Nuts & Bolts — six weeks of financial fundamentals for contractors. Seats are limited.
Tuesdays, 9:30–11:30 AM
November 3 – December 8, 2026
Three in-person sessions and three virtual, plus up to three one-hour 1:1s with M2M.
$750 standard · $550 need-based
Financial assistance is available for those who qualify — ask us.

We're partnering with Monadnock Construction, Inc. to host this cohort's in-person sessions — which means you'll be learning inside one of New York's established builders, alongside the people who award work.
Text "Nuts and Bolts" to 917-342-2382, call the same number, or email info@them2mproject.org.
An electrical contractor was about to lose its first New York State contract for lack of mobilization capital. Clean books produced an underwritable application; an M2M introduction produced the lender. Loan approved, $305,000 contract kept.
A mechanical contractor used its cleaned-up books to pursue surety for the first time. Bonding was closed to the business before the books were fixed. It's open now.
Ten months of a trucking company's own advocacy didn't move a Navy Yard payment. One call from an M2M relationship did. It's now the prime on a state DOT contract.
Three businesses, served in the last year. We prepared the file and made the introduction; the lender made the credit decision. Both are true, and we'll always tell you which is which.
Our first Nuts & Bolts cohort wrapped in spring 2026.
Before, I was not confident about my numbers. Now I'm confident they are wrong and need to be fixed.
This program is beyond important — do not underestimate it!!!
This has been life changing.
In New York City, people of color, women, and immigrants are the majority of the population — and a small minority of its business owners.
Three circles, each larger than the last — a rising share of ownership.
The four programs, what each one costs, and how to get into the next cohort.
I am a small contractor →What the M2M Marketplace is, and how to bring an opportunity to it.
I am a buyer →What we build on the applicant side, and what changes when we do.
I am a lender →