Rudy D’Agostino and Jim Krupienski’s latest Podcast on PPP Loan Forgiveness is Now Available

July 10, 2020

Jim Krupienski and Rudy D’Agostino were guest stars on the popular podcast, “Talking HR with Allison and Pete”. The two joined Pete Miller, of MillBrook Benefits, and Allison Ebner, of EANE, to talk about the changes that have happened recently with the PPP loans, the forgiveness application, and the role of the HR professional in the process.

The PPP Loan program has been widely utilized by businesses around the country and for many, the loan forgiveness application process will begin very soon. Human Resources professionals will be heavily involved with the strategy and documentation necessary for the forgiveness application.

The Podcast can be accessed here and on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, etc.

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