The regulations around the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) continue to change and it’s important that employers keep up with the provisions to avoid financial repercussions when seeking loan forgiveness. Any business that received PPP loan funds, as provided under the CARES Act, has eight weeks to use the funds appropriately to meet the criteria for loan forgiveness or face repayment.
This program will convene leaders in government and financial services to outline the criteria and regulations surrounding loan forgiveness and the other options that currently exist for small businesses.
This event is exclusive to Chamber members. Once your registration has been received, we will share a calendar invitation with Zoom information 24 hours before the meeting. For any questions, contact Brynn Primavera at bprimavera@chamberphl.com.
Not a Chamber Member? Contact a membership advisor to learn more and join.
This Event is Closed
Lender Relations & Economic Development Specialist, U.S. Small Business Administration
Bonilla joined the Eastern Pennsylvania District Office team in June 2019. She previously served as Lead Attorney for the Office of Disaster Assistance’s Field Operations Center – East in relation to PR Declaration 15322, where she successfully oversaw the legal process for disaster loans after Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico in 2017.
Senior Vice President, Director of Government Guaranteed Lending, WSFS Bank
Candice has 20 years of experience in the financial services industry and 12 years as a business funding expert. Her career has focused on financial technology development, franchise financing, business startup, and small business funding solutions. She has been featured on Bloomberg Radio, CNBC’s Closing Bell, The Wall Street Journal and Franchising World.
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 continue to change and it’s important that employers keep up with the provisions to avoid financial repercussions when seeking loan forgiveness. Any business that received PPP loan funds, as provided under the CARES Act, has eight weeks to use the funds appropriately to meet the criteria for loan forgiveness or face repayment.
This program will convene leaders in government and financial services to outline the criteria and regulations surrounding loan forgiveness and the other options that currently exist for small businesses.
This event is exclusive to Chamber members. Once your registration has been received, we will share a calendar invitation with Zoom information 24 hours before the meeting. For any questions, contact Brynn Primavera at bprimavera@chamberphl.com.
Not a Chamber Member? Contact a membership advisor to learn more and join. &media=~/Images/events/banner/generic_graphics_Chamber_banner.jpg){kind=small}
