
Charles Schwab Bank Sponsors New Entrepreneurial Hub in Fort Worth’s South Main
Charles Schwab Bank has partnered with The DEC Network to establish The DEC Network at Fort Worth, a new entrepreneurial hub located at 600 Bryan Avenue, Suite 220, in the city's South Main neighborhood. This initiative aims to provide Fort Worth's entrepreneurs and small business owners with enhanced access to crucial business and financial education, mentorship, networking opportunities, and resources essential for growth.
The DEC Network, a Dallas-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering new businesses, expands its collaboration with Charles Schwab Bank, building on a prior partnership that saw the bank become the naming rights sponsor for The DEC Network's RedBird center in 2025. The Fort Worth hub will serve as a central point, offering educational programs focused on financial capability, personalized coaching, and events supporting innovation. It also facilitates connections within the North Texas business community, including Spanish-language programs.
A key feature of this partnership allows entrepreneurs to engage directly with Charles Schwab employees, leveraging their expertise to navigate business challenges and pursue long-term growth. Since its collaboration with Charles Schwab Bank, The DEC Network reports assisting in the launch of over 5,000 businesses and connecting entrepreneurs with more than $3.4 million in capital. For developers and investors, this opening signifies continued demand for commercial spaces that support economic development and business incubation in growing urban areas like Fort Worth.
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