Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center (SBDC)

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THE BUSINESS OF CHANGE, A series of classes to facilitate your success TIME for Learning and Columbia Business School have partnered to offer a series of online, on demand classes specifically designed to empower you in this moment of uncertainty. Register for high-impact classes, taught by Ivy League faculty, at an accessible price, designed to help you stand out. EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP: PEOPLE, TEAMS, AND CULTUREHone the essential skills you need to become a more successfu...l leader LEARN MORECORPORATE FINANCE: VALUATION, ASSETS, AND BUDGETINGDelve into the fundamentals of corporate finance LEARN MORE FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSOn-demand, flexible learningTimely and salient topicsEarn a TIME for Learning and Columbia Business School certificate TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR FUTURE. https://time.com/columbia-gsb/

Join the Center for Justice at Columbia University to learn code and explore careers in the technology sector. Justice Through Code is a coding intensive for formerly incarcerated individuals, teaches the fundamentals of programming in Python. To apply: https://rebrand.ly/JTC

NY Forward Loan Fund (NYFLF) is a new economic recovery loan program aimed at supporting NYS small businesses, nonprofits and small landlords as they reopen after the COVID-19 outbreak and NYS on PAUSE https://www.connect2capital.com//new-york-forward-loan-fu/

Today from 6-7:30pm the New York Urban League, in conjunction with the New York Urban League Young Professionals and Greater New York Chapter of The Links Incorporated, will host our fourth Virtual Town Hall on the impact of COVID-19 on communities of color. The Virtual Town Hall features The Honorable Scott Stringer, NYC Comptroller who will provide welcoming remarks and share how his office is working to support small businesses. Panelists include Jonnel Doris, Commissioner, NYC Department of Small Business Services, Kaaryn Nailor Simmons, Director, Columbia-Harlem Small Business Development Center, Cara Robinson Sabin, CEO, Sundials Brands, and Melba Wilson, Melba's Restaurant. Interested individuals can register at - www.bit.ly/NYULriskybusiness