SBA’s New 90% Guaranty Loans for Manufacturing & Food Supply Chain — Webinar 4/29

A Coleman Webinar
Date: Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Time: 2:00 p.m. Eastern
Includes e-certification & recording

What happens when SBA policy isn’t just technical guidance, but a real lever to expand access to capital across critical sectors like U.S. manufacturing and the food supply chain?

That’s exactly what the SBA’s latest Procedural Notice begins to unlock.

Join SBA expert Lance Sexton and Coleman Report publisher Bob Coleman for a timely, in-depth webinar that goes beyond the headline changes and into what this policy shift actually means for lenders structuring deals today and for borrowers trying to access capital in a tighter environment.

📅 Wednesday, April 29, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM Eastern
💻 Live Online Webinar
💲 $500 Single User | $800 Unlimited Institution License

Single User License $500
Unlimited Site License $800
Registration Form

Why This Webinar Matters

SBA has made targeted adjustments to the International Trade Loan (ITL) program that directly impact how capital can be deployed into manufacturing and food-related businesses—two sectors at the center of domestic economic strategy.

This isn’t theoretical. These changes affect:

  • Credit decisions
  • Guaranty structure
  • Eligibility interpretation
  • Deal flow in key industries

If you’re not fully aligned with the updated guidance, you risk missing opportunities—or structuring deals incorrectly.

What You’ll Learn

This session is designed to translate policy into execution. We’ll cover:

✓ What actually changed in the ITL program
Clear breakdown of the Procedural Notice and how it differs from prior guidance

✓ How to apply the 90% guaranty in real deals
Practical structuring insights—not just policy language

✓ Updated borrower eligibility
Who qualifies now that didn’t before—and how to document it

✓ Where the opportunities are
How lenders can proactively target manufacturers and food supply chain businesses under the new framework

Who Should Attend

  • SBA lenders and credit officers
  • Business development officers
  • Bank leadership overseeing SBA strategy
  • Advisors working with manufacturing or food-sector clients

If you’re actively originating or structuring SBA loans in these sectors, this is a high-impact update with immediate relevance.

Single User License $500
Unlimited Site License $800
Registration Form