On September 8th the SBA announced significant changes to their Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program. One major change affecting small businesses is that they may now use EIDL proceeds to make payments on commercial (non-SBA) loans. Join us November 3 from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. for this 1-hour webinar that will go over the basics of the EIDL program, identify changes to the program and how they benefit small businesses. This presentation will provide an overview of the application process. We will also have a representative from the SBA's North Florida office, Rosalind Bryant, available to answer questions. All small businesses - regardless of whether they have already applied for the EIDL or not - are encouraged to attend. No fee. To register, visitwww.sbdc.uwf.edu under “Training & Events”. A Zoom link for joining this webinar will be sent to those who register. Speakers: Ayesha Haider, Assistant Director, Florida SBDC at UWF and Rosalind Bryant, Lender Relations Specialist at U.S. Small Business Administration
Event Description:On September 8th the SBA announced significant changes to their Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program. One major change affecting small businesses is that they may now use EIDL proceeds to make payments on commercial (non-SBA) loans. Join us November 3 from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. for this 1-hour webinar that will go over the basics of the EIDL program, identify changes to the program and how they benefit small businesses. This presentation will provide an overview of the application process. We will also have a representative from the SBA's North Florida office, Rosalind Bryant, available to answer questions. All small businesses - regardless of whether they have already applied for the EIDL or not - are encouraged to attend. No fee. To register, visit www.sbdc.uwf.edu under “Training & Events”. A Zoom link for joining this webinar will be sent to those who register. Speakers: Ayesha Haider, Assistant Director, Florida SBDC at UWF and Rosalind Bryant, Lender Relations Specialist at U.S. Small Business Administration