2020 Small Business Week(ly) - Session 3

Small Business Week(ly) Webinar Series
Session 3: Small Business Safety Public Forum with SFPD 
The 16th Annual, San Francisco Small Business Week, presented by Bank of America, has broken free of the confines of a week in order to answer the call of small businesses for meaningful support and empowerment, now. “Small Business Weekly” is providing complimentary access to educational and engaging programming designed to address critical topics, especially related to Coronavirus impacts and resiliency. This program will address topics with thought leaders and experts in areas ranging from access to capital, legal implications, and even explore possibilities for pivoting business models.

Questions can be submitted with your registration comments. 

Panelists: 
Commander Daryl Fong 

Commander Daryl Fong was born and raised in San Francisco’s Bayview District, and attended elementary school at Saints Peter and Paul School in North Beach. He then attended Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory in San Francisco. He joined the San Francisco Police Department in 1994 after earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing at San Francisco State University. Commander Fong trained at Richmond Station, after which he served at Central Station in patrol, plainclothes and as a foot beat and school resource officer. In 2008, he was promoted to sergeant where he served as a field training sergeant, Internal Affairs investigator and as a public information officer for the Department’s Media Relations Unit. In 2012, he was promoted to lieutenant, where he served at Northern Station, the police academy’s Professional Development Unit and in the Department’s Special Investigations Division. In 2016 he was promoted to captain and assigned to Southern Station as the commanding officer. In April of 2019 he was promoted to the Commander of the Administration Bureau, Staff Services. In September, 2019 he became Commander of the Community Engagement Division.
Moderated by: 
Amelia Linde - Small Business Public Policy Manager,
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce