WEBINAR SERIES
The Arizona Commerce Authority is gathering virtual learning and webinars designed to help Arizona businesses navigate the impacts of COVID-19. Webinars include industry experts across banking, real estate, economic development and more.
In partnership with Local First Arizona and a dynamic group of community leaders, the Arizona Commerce Authority is hosting online sessions to help Arizona's small businesses respond to the immediate impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, plan ahead and return stronger. Join local business leaders and subject matter experts as we discuss resources across Arizona in live, daily sessions. Click below to find a session schedule.
What you need to know about the Paycheck Protection Program
This supplemental webinar as a part of an educational series led by the Arizona Commerce Authority. This session done in partnership with the Arizona Bankers Association covers essential information about the Paycheck Protection Program including eligibility, loan amounts, loan terms, loan forgiveness and alternative financial programs.
Workforce Continuity & Strategy
Workforce Continuity & Strategy is the second webinar in an educational series led by the Arizona Commerce Authority. This session provides guidance to business owners and HR executives on workforce solutions during this challenging time, including employment alternatives and available training programs. The webinar features a discussion hosted by ACA team with experts from the Arizona Department of Economic Security, Office of Economic Opportunity and Small Business Administration.
Ensuring Business Continuity
The Arizona Commerce Authority hosted the first webinar of a series designed to help Arizona businesses navigate the financial and operational impacts of COVID-19 on April 1, 2020. Focused on helping businesses leverage federal relief programs by obtaining capital, the webinar provided business owners with solutions for operational and finance issues. Business owners learned the application process, eligibility, and provisions for the Paycheck Protection Program, Economic Injury Disaster Loan and Small Business Debt Relief Program.