Biz Briefing: Small Biz Survival Guide to the CARES Act (Covid-19)

As a small-business leader, you're probably grateful the federal government has passed legislation to bring financial relief to small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, but are you confused about whether you need a Disaster-Relief loan or a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan? Are you unsure about which loans are forgivable and under which circumstances? Should you be talking with your banker or the Small Business Administration? We could all use a good road map to help us navigate the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act - also known as the CARES Act. Fortunately, we have one! Join our April 9 Biz Briefing, A Small-Business Survival Guide to the CARES Act, to understand whether and how to take full advantage of the programs available. You'll get a full overview and be able to ask our expert your most pressing questions.

Speaker(s): David Worrell is CFO of Fuse Financial Partners in Charlotte, NC. An accomplished entrepreneur, analyst, and author, David specializes in helping small businesses grow rapidly through financial and business development strategies. Prior to starting Fuse Financial Partners, he founded, ran, and sold three companies and was recognized four times as a “Fast 50″ award recipient for business growth. Within the Charlotte community, David has advised students and entrepreneurs through the Entrepreneur-In-Residence Program and the Entrepreneur Leadership Circle at Queens University. David holds a B.S. in International Business from The Ohio State University and is a graduate of the Sandler Sales Institute and the Kauffman Foundation’s FastTrac Entrepreneurial Training program. In 2014, Intuit named David to its prestigious list of 100 Global Influencers in Accounting and Finance.

Co-Sponsor(s): Matthews Chamber of Commerce

Biz Briefing, twice-weekly online presentations of regional business experts answering your questions with up-to-the-minute information. Brought to you by Central Piedmont's Small Business Center and the Matthews Chamber of Commerce.

Fee: No Cost