A little more than a year ago we set out with a new tagline that was designed to be a charge for the community: Together. It was meant as a symbol of our city’s history of unification and as a charge to propel us forward in one common direction. Little did we know we would… Read More »
Category: Greater Winston-Salem, Inc. News
Stronger Together
Daily Update: City Safety Measures & SBA Loans
City Safety Measures The City of Winston-Salem has issued a stay at home order until April 16th to take precautions against the spread of the Coronavirus. Citizens are asked to stay at home except to make required trips such as going grocery shopping, going to a job at an essential service, or caring for a… Read More »
SBA Disaster Relief Loans: Q&A
SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans Today we hosted a conference call to share information about how small businesses and nonprofits can apply for an economic injury disaster relief loan through the Small Business Administration. What is the SBA Economic Injury Disaster Relief Loan? Low-interest loan for businesses that have been negatively impacted by the economic… Read More »
Covid 19 Updates for Tuesday, March 24
SBA Expert Q&A Call The Winston Salem Chamber is hosting a virtual meeting for employers to learn more about the Small Business Administration’s efforts to provide relief to businesses impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic. Please join us for a Q&A featuring Levi Kinnard, SBA Economic Development Specialist with the North Carolina District Office. Wednesday, March… Read More »
Covid 19 Updates for Monday, March 23
Understanding the SBA Small Business Disaster Relief Loans The Winston Salem Chamber is hosting a virtual meeting with Levi Kinnard, SBA Economic Development Specialist with the North Carolina District Office: Wednesday, March 25, 10AM Dial in: (605)-313-6023 \\ Access Code: 80-52-93# Two New Refundable Payroll Tax Credits The U.S. Treasury Department, the IRS, and the U.S.… Read More »
SBA Disaster Loans: 3 Steps to Apply
The SBA offers disaster assistance in the form of low-interest loans to businesses, renters, and homeowners located in regions affected by declared disasters. The SBA approved Governor Roy Cooper’s request to open up the disaster loan program to North Carolina businesses affected by COVID 19. Three-Step Process Step 1: Apply for the loan Apply online or… Read More »