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Webinar on Tech Tools for TA | MicroLenders Forum

In this Must Know…

  • Join “Tech Tools for TA” on January 16, 2020 at 2:00pm PST.
  • Join us at the MicroLenders Forum on March 11, 2020 in San Francisco.
  • Start Us Up Coalition
  • This week’s Goodie highlights are two new funding opportunities from Lever For Change and USDA.

Webinar: Tech Tools for TA

Join us for our Third Thursday Webinar, “Tech Tools for TA,” on January 16, 2020 at 2:00pm PST.

We start the year off with two tech-y tools that CAMEO is making available to its members who do business assistance and want to reach more clients, more efficiently.

Our friends from Samaschool have a new virtual class for gig workers and will explain how you can participate. Hint: it’s easy.

Then GrowthWheel will demo its software. There’s a possibility CAMEO would consider aggregating our members onto the platform.

And don’t forget to check out our food business webinars in partnership with NALCAB!


2020 MicroLenders Forum

Join us on March 11, 2020 for this year’s MicroLenders Forum, one of our favorite events where we bring our lenders together to network, get ideas, and build capacity. This year, there will be something for everyone – from new staff to CEOs.

In the morning we will discuss growth strategies from different lender perspectives. Then in the afternoon, we’re going to split the groups into C-level and staff to talk about partnerships and capacity building.


Start Us Up Coalition

The Start Us Up Coalition is a new initiative formed by members from the private and nonprofit sectors, with the goal of leveling the playing field for all entrepreneurs.

The coalition offers a bipartisan roadmap that policymakers can follow to create more jobs and strengthen entrepreneurship through four pillars: Opportunity, Funding, Knowledge, and Support.


The Goodies

Prof. Development & Resources

Industry News

  • Condolences to SBA San Francisco District Office who recently lost colleague Michael Chong.
  • The Senate has voted to confirm Jovita Carranza as the new SBA Administrator. CAMEO signed a coalition letter in support of the nomination.

Funding Opportunities

Other Goodies