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Looking into the cottage food industry? On June 10th at 6:00 PM, Advantage Valley and its partners at the West Virginia Department of Agriculture and at West Virginia State University Extension Service will host a FASTER WV online webinar focused on the cottage food industry, what it is, how it works, and resources on how to get started.
The webinar is designed for home cooks, amateur bakers, work from home chefs, farmers, and gardeners to learn how to start a food business.
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A group of Harvard MBA students that are leading a pro bono service for small businesses called MBAs Fight COVID.
The program has over 150 MBA students from across the country that are volunteering their time to provide pro bono assistance to small businesses in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. The students have worked with over 400 businesses across the country, largely in accessing federal funding programs (PPP, EIDL) and answering questions on PPP forgiveness. Students are committed to spending ~1-3 hours on each project to help answer questions and help small businesses access these programs.
Many of our very small businesses do not have strong banking relationships, and therefore, have not been able to access PPP. Please note that these students are very adept at connecting businesses to nontraditional lenders such as Pay Pal, Intuit, Credibly, Blue Vine, etc. which is a great value-added serve they can provide.
If you know small businesses that may be interested in receiving assistance from an MBA student, please have them fill out the short form linked here:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/… ... See MoreSee Less