About this event
August is National Black Business Month—a time to celebrate and honor the contributions of Black-owned small businesses—but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many Black-owned small businesses and self-employed people are struggling to access critical resources and facts about funding to keep their businesses afloat. These issues can be particularly challenging for businesses with slim profit margins and systemic barriers to success.
Please join Small Business Majority, The Central Valley Urban Institute, Bakersfield Black and the Fresno Chapter of the NAACP for a free interactive webinar for small business owners and entrepreneurship service organizations on financial resiliency tactics and resources available to address the needs of Black-owned small businesses.
Topics include:
• Policy updates impacting Black-owned businesses during COVID-19
• Overview of federal aid for small business owners
• funding options and how to avoid predatory lending
• Brand Awareness
• Helpful tools and resources by Venturize, NAACP and more
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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.
As a member of the NAACP Board, California State Conference and local President, Bobby has worked over the last ten years with commitment, dedication, and energy for the Stockton Community.
Arleana Waller life has always been about serving others, as the award-winning ShePOWER Ambassador, Speaker, Author, Leadership, Personal Branding, and Influencer Advisor. Arleana empowers individuals to find and own their voices while giving power to their influence.
