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Help for small business owners – today

   April 8, 2020

The Spring has partnered with gener8tor to offer a free two-week Emergency Response Program for small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The program features daily webinars designed to identify, understand and help small businesses secure resources to withstand the current crisis. Our first webinar occurred on Monday, and the next one will take place today no-one.

DC Reeves will co-host the webinar, “Finance Best Practices for Individuals and Small Businesses Amid Covid-19” with Branden Crosby of Warren Averett. Additionally, Quint is the speaker for Friday’s webinar, “How Businesses Can Use This Downtime to Sharpen Their Saw.”

The registration link is below, along with the schedule for upcoming webinars included in this program.

Register here: https://www.gener8tor.com/emergency-response-program/pensacola

Facebook Live with CareerSource Escarosa CEO Sheryl Rehberg Today
At 2 p.m. today, CareerSource Escarosa CEO Sheryl Rehberg will be live to discuss the programs available through CareerSource Escarosa for displaced workers. Rehberg will explain the process for filing for reemployment insurance and how to apply for jobs that are currently available. Go to the Chamber’s Facebook Page to watch the interview.
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