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6/17/2020 COVID-19 Economic Mitigation & Recovery June 17, 2020 Gwynn Stewart, M.S. Community Development Educator OSU Extension, Noble County 740-305-3177 stewart.1818@osu.edu 1 COVID-19 Business Resources This program coordinated

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COVID-19

Economic Mitigation & Recovery

June 17, 2020 Gwynn Stewart, M.S. Community Development Educator OSU Extension, Noble County 740-305-3177  stewart.1818@osu.edu

Gwynn Stewart, Community Development OSU Extension, Noble County

COVID-19 Business Resources

Misty Wells, Workforce Development Supervisor. Noble County Department of Job and Family Services Lisa Button, Account Executive, Office of Workforce Development Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

This program coordinated by: Noble County Economic Mitigation & Recovery Committee

Allen Fraley, Executive Director Noble County Chamber of Commerce

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Economic Recovery Resources

  • Economic Injury Disaster Loans
  • Appalachian Growth Capital
  • PPE Retooling Program
  • Minority & Women Owned

Businesses Program

  • Resilience Fund
  • Business Transition Event
  • Noble Co. Small Business

Development Fund Business Visits

Agenda

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Economic Injury Disaster Loans To further meet the needs of U.S. small businesses and non-profits, the U.S. Small Business Administration reopened the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) and EIDL Advance program portal to all eligible applicants experiencing economic impacts due to COVID-19.

  • Learn more at: https://www.sba.gov/funding-

programs/disaster-assistance Ohio Development Services Agency (Development) released $10 million to Appalachian Growth Capital (AGC), a Community Development Financial Institution, to create a low-interest loan program to help small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 crisis in Ohio’s 32 Appalachian counties. The new loan program is not designed to compete with commercial lenders but instead is an option for businesses when conventional financing is not

  • available. Additionally, AGC is able to partner with commercial lenders to

support a business’ efforts to retain and create jobs.

  • Learn more at: by contacting Brad Blair at BBlair@appart.org or

740.753.5359 or visit https://appcap.org $10M Awarded to Appalachian Growth Capital to Help Small Businesses in Appalachian Ohio

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PPE Retooling Grant Program Provides grants to manufacturers and other entities to assist in retooling existing facilities through purchasing necessary equipment to manufacture critically needed Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for use in Ohio or reshoring PPE production to Ohio. These grants will allow small manufacturers and other entities an opportunity to create new business while contributing to the fight against COVID-19.

  • Learn more at:

https://development.ohio.gov/bs /bs_ppe-rrgpg.htm Minority Micro-Enterprise Grant Program Provides $10,000 in funding to help small, minority- and women-owned businesses experiencing economic impacts due to COVID-19.

  • Learn more at:

https://www.businesshelp.ohio.gov

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The Resilience Fund is designed to assist businesses in Appalachian Ohio that are facing serious economic challenges. This fund will enable quick access to small grants as well as connections to assistance and information about other grants, loans, and/or investment capital. Individual grant amounts will range from $500 - $3,000

  • Learn more at: https://www.resiliencegrants.com/

Business Transition Training

Free Webinar June 24 10-11 a.m. Register at go.osu.edu/ businesstransitiontraining

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Noble Co. Small Business Loan Program

Program Eligibility:

  • Residency: Applicants must live in Noble County or
  • perate a business in Noble County that employs Noble

County residents.

  • Income Eligibility: Applicants cannot have an income in

excess of 250% of HUD income guideline.

  • Learn more: https://noble.osu.edu/program-

areas/community-development/usda-revolving-loan-fund

  • OSU COVID Knowledge Exchange

Visit http://kx.osu.edu/covid-19

  • OSU Extension - Noble

Community Development COVID Page Visit www.noble.osu.edu

  • www.NobleCountyOhio.gov

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Business Visits

  • Ohio Southeast, Noble’s JobsOhio Partner
  • Business Retention & Expansion
  • Resources for Business
  • Call to Schedule! 740-305-3177

Everyone in Noble County Counts!

As of June 8, ONLY 60.4% of Noble County has completed the 2020 Census!

  • Learn More About Census 2020 & Be Counted!

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Gwynn Stewart, Community Development OSU Extension, Noble County

Noble County COVID-19 Responsible Restart Ohio Conversation

Allen Fraley, Executive Director Noble County Chamber of Commerce Misty Wells, Workforce Development Supervisor. Noble County Department of Job and Family Services Lisa Button, Account Executive, Office of Workforce Development Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

This program coordinated by: Noble County Economic Mitigation & Recovery Committee

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