Understanding the Coronavirus Disaster Assistance Loan Programs and How to Apply - Recording

This free to members webinar will help guide you through the Small Business Administration federal loan options created in response to the Coronavirus crisis. This recorded program will help you understand which relief your firm may qualify for and the steps you need to take to successfully apply. The webinar will include information on the Economic Injury Disaster Loan and the Paycheck Protection Program, a loan program designed to provide a direct incentive for small businesses to keep workers on the payroll. The webinar will also include written materials including an easy-to-understand flowchart of SBA programs and concise instructions on how to apply for the various programs. Topics covered on the webinar include:

• Which SBA Program Is Best for You?
• How to Apply for Each of These Programs, Including Criteria and Necessary Documents
• How to Spend and Track to Ensure Loans Are Forgivable
• Available State and Local Resources

AILA University Roundtables will be available soon which are designed to provide a forum for you to ask your questions live after watching the recorded program.

Presented by:

Chris Chan, Founder & CEO of 3C Strategies LLC
Mr. Chan is Founder and CEO of 3C Strategies, LLC, a consulting and event planning firm based in Washington, DC. His expertise includes issues surrounding marketing, small business issues, investments, non-profit management, non-profit fundraising and event planning.

Mr. Chan's experience includes three years at the U.S. Small Business Administration, serving as Special Advisor for Public Engagement and Special Assistant to SBA Administrator Karen Mills. In these roles, his focus areas included outreach and engagement with trade associations and small businesses, managing events and speaker engagement strategy for the agency, as well as special assignments from the Administrator. Mr. Chan’s other work experience includes serving as President of the Association of Asian American Investment Managers, a non-profit at the intersection of public policy, politics and the investment world, and working large scale events including the last three Democratic National Conventions. He is a native of Hingham, MA and received his Bachelor’s degree from American University.

The speaker's views do not necessarily represent the views of AILA, nor do they constitute legal advice or representation. Practice tips provided in the written materials are based on the speaker's experiences and current state of the law. Please be sure to conduct research and analysis for your unique situation as the law changes quickly and the speaker's experiences may differ from your own.