About this event
As new developments continue to unfold around the spread of COVID-19, many rural small business owners feel left out, and have questions about how closures will impact their business and employees long term.
Small Business Majority, the Office of Community and Economic Development at California State University Fresno and The U.S. Small Business Administration invite you to attend a webinar covering updates and resources for Central California rural small businesses impacted by COVID-19. Learn what resources are available to you as a rural small business including state and federal programs that can help you during these challenging times.
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Serving 15 counties in the Central Valley by providing business resources to entrepreneurs such as; access to Capital, assisting with government Contracts, small business certifications and Counseling.
Small Business Majority is a national small business advocacy organization, founded and run by small business owners to ensure America's entrepreneurs are a key part of a thriving and inclusive economy.
Jorg Letkemann is the Program Coordinator for the Fresno State Small Business Development Center and Small Business University at the Fresno State Office of Community and Economic Development. He assists small businesses all over the San Joaquin Valley.
Samuel Diaz is the Vice President of Business Success at Tulare County Economic Development Corporation and works on business development projects in Tulare County, including helping locate new prospects and assisting with local business expansion.