The U.S. Small Business Administration is conducting a Finance Workshop on Wednesday, April 6, at 9:30 a.m., at the SBA District Office, St. Louis Place, 200 North Broadway, Suite 1500.
Topics will be include “What a loan officer looks for when you apply for a business loan” and “What can SBA do for me?” The workshop is free, but reservations are encouraged.
Contact Bob Morgan at (314) 539 6600, ext. 228, or HYPERLINK “mailto:Robert.morgan@sba.gov” robert.morgan@sba.gov for reservations. The district office is downtown between Pine and Olive and Broadway and 4th Street.
The SBA has also created a Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives to help non-profit, grassroots organizations learn about and access SBA-backed programs and loans.
As part of the initiative, all current technical assistance grant recipients, which include SCORE, Grace Hill Women’s Business Center, and Small Business Development Centers, have extended their programs to faith-based and other non-profit organizations that focus a significant portion of their activities on aiding small businesses.
