
Monday, September 14, 2020
The Cost of COVID
Join on AttendifyThe lack of understanding financial literacy and resources available to the black community can be detrimental to not only our economic stability but our mental health. As an entrepreneur, navigating the how to access capital and your emotions go hand and hand. During DC start up week, the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Metropolitan DC Chapter will host a lunch and learn on the COST of COVID. Viewers will be able to engage in mindful meditation and practices that allows one to fully be present and bring their whole self. Learning from our wonderful sisters walking in entrepreneurship daily ad facing unforeseen challenges during a public health emergency. Viewers will also hear from amazing women working in the banking industry, policy makers and resource tools that each sister can used in their tool belt while scaling and establishing their business during COVID.
Friday, September 18, 2020
Turning Profits into Purpose in Times of Crisis (Part 2)
Join on AttendifyServe DC will host a two-part panel discussion with a select group of local and national brands that stepped up during our most recent public health emergency, COVID-19.
The initial discussion Partnership, Platforms, and Priorities, will revolve around Serve DC and local small marketing/ tech firm, D2D. Speakers will explore the decision points and road-map of partnering to create the District's digital platform for volunteerism and donations in response to COVID-19 public health emergency.
The second discussion Turning Business Challenges into Opportunities in Times of Crisis, is a paneled discussion featuring a moderated discussion between the Serve DC Commissioner, David Horwitz and representatives from District Government and a few local businesses that stepped up with significant life-sustaining services and or goods in response to our most recent public health emergency, COVID-19.
Turning Profits into Purpose in Times of Crisis: Partnerships, Platforms and Priorities
Join on AttendifyServe DC will host a two-part panel discussion with a select group of local and national brands that stepped up during our most recent public health emergency, COVID-19.
The initial discussion Partnership, Platforms, and Priorities, will revolve around Serve DC and local small marketing/ tech firm, D2D. Speakers will explore the decision points and road-map of partnering to create the District's digital platform for volunteerism and donations in response to COVID-19 public health emergency.
The second discussion Turning Business Challenges into Opportunities in Times of Crisis, is a paneled discussion featuring a moderated discussion between the Serve DC Commissioner, David Horwitz and representatives from District Government and a few local businesses that stepped up with significant life-sustaining services and or goods in response to our most recent public health emergency, COVID-19.
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