Elmhurst Chamber Of Commerce: IACCE Small Business Webinar Series Offers 'Tools For Success'

Elmhurst IL

31 March, 2021

12:38 AM

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Press release from the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce: John Quigley Mar 30, 2021 The Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in partnership with the Illinois Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (IACCE), will stage "Tools for Success:  Navigating the New Normal," a five-part Small Business Webinar Series via Zoom video conferencing on the third Wednesday in the months of April through August. Webinars are scheduled for the third Wednesday in April 21, May 19, June 16, July 21 and August 18 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. The per-webinar registration fees are $15 per member ($75 if registering for all five) and $30 per non-member. Experts in their fields will present participants all they need to know to navigate the new normal—from legal considerations to best practices in digital advertising; from brand identity to effective sales techniques; from actionable advice on marketing to communication best practices—to help your small business succeed in 2021 and beyond. Webinars dates, topic and expert presenters are as follow: April 21 OSHA, CDC, Vaccines and Your Employees Julie Proscia, Labor and Employment Practice Group-Partner, SmithAmendsen, LLS; May 19 Technology-Driven Effective Marketing Ryan Weckerly, President, Morningside Media Group; June 16 Small Business Revolution Amanda Brinkman, Creator, Producer and Host of the hit series Small Business Revolution streaming on HULU and Prime Video; July 21 The Art of Pivoting:  Strategies for Developing a Flexible Business Model for the Future Julie Shield, President, United States Association for Small Business & Entrepreneurship; and August 18 Sales Training and Consulting to Help You Dominate Your Market Bill Guertin, The 800 Pound Gorilla authority on sales and marketing. To register or for more presentation information, click on the webinar topic listed above. This press release was produced by the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed here are the author's own.