As residents and businesses throughout Greater Oklahoma City grapple with the realities of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber remains committed to providing leadership and resources for its members and businesses throughout the region.
Whether you want craft beer or a new puzzle, you can still support local businesses during this unprecedented time.
The call featured Alliance for Economic Development of OKC President and CEO Cathy O’Connor, Cameron Brewer, vice president at Bancfirst’s Commercial Capital Division and Kent Faison, president of the Commercial Capital Division at Bancfirst.
The website is live now with information about qualifications and supporting documentation. Applications will be accepted April 6-17, with funds available beginning in early May.
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Senator James Lankford took some time to speak with Chamber members on the Chamber’s latest COVID-19 Tele-Town Hall phone call yesterday.
The Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City and the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber built the framework of the proposal, called the Small Business Continuity Program.
To qualify, businesses and non-profits must have a physical presence in Oklahoma, must have suffered or are likely to suffer substantial economic injury as a result of the pandemic, must be independently owned and operated, must not have credit available elsewhere and must meet size standards required by SBA.
