Jen Risley, Author at AMIBA

You thought Monopoly was a game of equal chance with a roll of the dice. But the dice are loaded.

Monopolies monopolize, it’s how they become monopolies. This is bad because they exert control over your service and supply chain. They can control your resources and this leads to an unfair game of free enterprise. AMIBA and others want to change that. When a company...

Local Leaders Roundtable: What’s New at AMIBA 4/8/21

by Jen Risley | Blog

New Resources: AMIBA has a large catalogue of resources for members and the public that has been updated. Take a look at what’s available and see our new online library.

Special offer for AMIBA members: website upgrade/redesign

by Jen Risley | Blog

You can admit it… website design and maintenance can be a drag, especially when you have so many other things to do! Distance Learning Media, the company that recently revamped AMIBA’s web site, is offering three special packages for AMIBA members that will make your...

Local Leaders Learn What’s New At AMIBA.net

by Jen Risley | Blog

The Local Leaders Roundtable met on January 14 for a session entitled What’s New at AMIBA: A Tour of Our New Website. The redesigned and upgraded AMIBA.net is designed to engage users, showcase members and highlight AMIBA. One of several new features allows...

New Round of Payroll Protection Program includes second round offers favoring CDFIs, low income communities and smaller businesses

by Jen Risley | Blog

Revisions to the Payroll Protection Program were included in the recent COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill, signed into law on December 27. Over $284 million was allocated to the forgivable loan program, with new provisions for fund allocations and the opportunity for...

You thought Monopoly was a game of equal chance with a roll of the dice. But the dice are loaded.

Local Leaders Roundtable: What’s New at AMIBA 4/8/21

Special offer for AMIBA members: website upgrade/redesign

Local Leaders Learn What’s New At AMIBA.net

New Round of Payroll Protection Program includes second round offers favoring CDFIs, low income communities and smaller businesses

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