Small Business Development Corporation of Orange County was recently awarded a $20,000 operating grant from CIT Bank, N.A., bolstering the nonprofit corporation’s mission of supporting at-risk business ventures.
Small Business Development Corporation of Orange County recently received two separate grants totaling $175,000 from Comerica Bank, further strengthening the corporation’s support of vulnerable startups and small companies.
The California Rebuilding Fund is a public-private partnership that drives capital from private, philanthropic, and public sector resources – including an anchor commitment of $25 million from IBank – to Community Development Financial Institutions.
Governor signs three bills aimed aimed at helping small businesses recover from both COVID-19 and the economic downturn after FDC’s send letter of support.
Two executives in the business services and nonprofit management sectors are joining the board that guides Small Business Development Corporation of Orange County, bringing its membership to 13.
Governor Newsom signed the 2020 Budget Act which provides an additional $75 million in disaster-relief financing assistance to the state’s small businesses.
On April 29th, a coalition of 11 associations that represent California’s small businesses sent a letter to Senator Dianne Feinstein seeking reauthorization of the SSBCI Program.
SBDC-OC receives Award of Merit from the California Association for Local Economic Development in honor of the close collaboration with others to boost the state’s economy.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced an outlay of $50 million to the state’s seven Financial Development Corporations to assist small businesses and nonprofits.
Farmer’s & Merchants Bank achieves approval by the California Infrastructure & Economic Development as a participating financial institution program member.
