QuickBooks Town Hall: How small businesses are recovering from the impact of COVID-19

May 20, 20211 minute read

How were your clients impacted by COVID-19 and how are they recovering? During a QuickBooks® Town Hall, “Accessing Capital, Grants and Affordable Loans,” moderator Lisa Ling, an Emmy award winning journalist, held a roundtable discussion with:

Cedric Richmond, senior advisor to the President and director of the White House Office of Public Engagement
Luke Volles, vice president and general manager of QuickBooks Capital
Dana Donofree, founder of AnaOno
Allison DeVane, owner of Teaspressa

Find out more about the discussion in this article on the QuickBooks Resource Center.

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