As a trusted resource in strengthening Arizona’s technology sector, the Arizona Technology Council supports the development, growth and advancement of science- and technology-driven companies by delivering customized HR solutions through its new partnership with Creative Business Resources (CBR).
As the effects of the pandemic continue rippling across industries, standard business activities like employee performance reviews may start to look a little different. Employee-experience leader iSolved offers considerations to keep in mind when undertaking remote performance reviews, including which approaches to take and avoid and how to accurately measure performance during this uncertain time.
As additive manufacturing (AM) technologies have advanced, 3D printed products and parts have moved decidedly outside the research and development arena and onto the production line. Without a doubt, this industry sector has great potential to dramatically alter the manufacturing landscape as we know it. And while these pivotal processes of developing and producing concepts previously unattainable in the manufacturing world have been revolutionary, the task of raising capital for AM startups and growing businesses prove to be quite challenging.
The Arizona Technology Council held a virtual event featuring Shivani Dubey, deputy district director of the SBA Arizona District Office, and Yolanda Stokes, public information officer with the U.S. Small Business Administration, who shared valuable resources that are available for small businesses, as well as critical information on how apply for grants and loans. It was a fantastic discussion and well worth a listen.
The Mesa CARES Small Business Reemergence Program is part of the Mesa CARES Initiative that supports individuals, families and businesses impacted by COVID-19. Funding comes from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Eligible businesses must be located in the City of Mesa and not a recipient of CARES Act funding through the Small Business Administration, Paycheck Protection Program, Economic Injury Disaster Loans Emergency Advance or other federal program.
With the global COVID-19 epidemic bringing forth many unforeseen challenges to our everyday lives, it should come as no surprise that all businesses of all sizes are feeling a bit overextended. In the wake of all this uncertainty, business owners are looking for ways to tide over progress on important projects, increase productivity and adapt to meet the changing needs of the public, and Virtuosity is here to offer tips for doing just that.
Navigating changes in the federal and state legislative climate is daunting amidst the ever changing COVID-19 environment. Integrity Outsource, a leading HR services firm, announced they are pledging a total of $50,000 in free HR outsource services to help struggling Arizona businesses whose operations have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Valuable resources, guidance and links to allow more venture capital-backed companies to be able to participate in the Paycheck Protection Program.
Congress recently passed sweeping legislation providing paid sick and family leave as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. This primer provides some bottom-line answers to your questions about what the new law means for your small business.
From disaster assistance loans to fee forgiveness from banks and credit card companies, there are many resources offering relief to struggling small businesses during COVID-19. Here are valuable resources that can help you navigate this difficult situation.