Newsday Live: Helping Long Island Businesses Survive Coronavirus

Local leaders, who are devising an economic recovery plan for Nassau and Suffolk, are discussing what local governments can do to help small businesses get back on their feet, and answering your questions.

Local child care and business experts are discussing the current state of child care and its impact on Long Island workers and businesses, and answering your questions.

Newsday Economics Writer James Madore will moderate an informative discussion and interactive Q&A on how to operate your business during uncertain times under new guidelines, ways to keep customers safe, what's available to help you maximize your

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How businesses and customers can stay healthy at work and play

Join Dr. Michele C. Reed, Owner/Medical Director of MS Family Medicine Health Care, P.C.; Daniel Pedisich, Owner of Konoba restaurant in Huntington; and Kevin Law, President and CEO of The Long Island Association, as they discuss what restaurants can do to make their customers feel safe, current plans in place and how you can enjoy dining out as Long Island reopens, with Newsday Food Reporter/Critic Erica Marcus. Moderated by Newsday Economics Writer James Madore. Email your questions to [email protected] or use the hashtag #AskNewsday on Twitter.

What businesses need to know for Phase 2 of LI's reopening

Join Kevin Law, New York Forward Reopening Advisory Board and Long Island Regional Control Room member, for a discussion with Newsday economics reporter James Madore on how businesses can prepare for Long Island's reopening. Email your questions to [email protected] or use the hashtag #AskNewsday on Twitter.

Join Erica Chase-Gregory, director of the Small Business Development Center at Farmingdale State College, and John Mallano and Robert J. Piechota, of the U.S. Small Business Administration, as they discuss small business financing alternatives, tips for using loans effectively and more. Long Island Association president and CEO Kevin Law will begin by giving federal and state updates. Moderated by Newsday economics reporter James Madore. Email your questions to [email protected](opens in new tab) or use the hashtag #AskNewsday on Twitter.