Webinar - https://dcnet.webex.com/dcnet/j.php?MTID=m1a1dc83821788c5d22b5ed16ac197b22
Phone Number - 1-877-668-4493
Meeting Number - 739 987 335
Introductions (5 min)
Preferred Broker Program (PBP) (15 min):
Conversion: need to bulk this up (60 min)
DC Health Link business partners, the DC Chamber of Commerce (DCCC), the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (GWHCC) and the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) will host a small business summit, “POWER UP DC 2016: Get Money, Get Movin’… Accessing Capital to Start and Grow Your Business With Non-Traditional Funding Resources.” The forum is being held in honor of National Small Business Week and will focus on one of the greatest needs of small business owners, access to capital.
Dial in number: Local/Toll - 1-203-277-6809 Freephone/Toll Free - 866-630-7169
Participate Passcode: 2424545
Call-in number: 1(877) 668-4493
Access code: 739 108 158
According to the US Federal Communications Commission, each year cyberattacks cost small and medium size business and nonprofits an average of $200,000. This Lunch and Learn will provide small business owners with an overview on how to secure information, identify security threats, and guard against potential cyberattacks.
Each month Sterling Women of Washington hold an amazing luncheon which feature a dynamic woman speaker who will share her knowledge, experience and her own unique story. In addition to benefiting from the expertise and encouragement of the speaker you will be face to face and business card to business card with women who truly mean business. This month’s speaker will be Denise Turner Roth, Administrator of the U.S.
The BB&T Greater Washington African American Affinity Group will host its Women Celebrating Women B-3 (Business, Beauty, Balance) luncheon to celebrate women winning in 2016. The luncheon is for women business owners, business leaders, and women aspiring to be and will provide tremendous networking opportunities. DC Health Link representatives will be onsite to educate small businesses owners about DC Health Link and its benefits and responsibilities for small businesses and their employees. For more information about this event send email to [email protected].
Millennials now make up the largest generation in the U.S. workforce. In a global marketplace that is more competitive than ever, what can companies do to attract and retain Millennials and keep them challenged and engaged? Nikeisha Ogletree of JLM HR Consulting will facilitate a discussion among HR directors and business executives to answer these questions, and to share ideas, challenges, and best practices and make connections.
The DC Chamber of Commerce with host a Morning Fix session with Jack Evans, Councilmember for Ward 2. Mr. Evans serves as Chair of the DC Council’s Committee on Finance and Revenue, which oversees the District’s finances and tax policy. DC Health Link representatives will be onsite to educate small businesses owners about DC Health Link and its benefits and responsibilities for small businesses and their employees. For more information about this event, please contact Maryann Lesso at [email protected] or 202-638-7337.
Finances are the number one cause of stress for people. Forty percent (40%) of people stress over money or credit issues. Lafayette Federal Credit Union is offering solutions on financial recovery as one of the many no-cost benefits of being a member of the Credit Union. Come learn the importance of credit and how it’s used; how to set financial goals and establish spending plans; How to assess your financial situation; tools to develop and implement a recovery plan; how to read your credit report.
