Presented by D. Samuel Coffman, and Sara H. Jodka, CIPP-US | Members with Dickinson Wright PLLC As states begin to re-open their workplaces after months of social and economic hard hits, most are doing so in phases to begin easing social distancing measures and stay-at-home orders. Dickinson Wright's Sam Coffman and Sara Jodka will help navigate these phases and explain what … [More]
Small Business Volunteer Group Says ‘Reach Out to Black-Owned Businesses’
Americans are once again forced to reckon with systemic inequality at the intersection of race and crime. Protests, riots, looting, and violence following the deaths of Black Americans at the hands of police and vigilantes have gripped the nation. Racism and violence have no place in our society; for all lives to matter, Black lives have to matter too. Among other … [More]
Lessons in Managing a Remote Workforce
In March, the COVID-19 crisis forced companies across the U.S. to make significant adjustments as onsite employees transitioned to work-from-home (WFH). While the stay home and shelter-in-place orders are now lifted in most states, many companies are choosing to extend the WFH status of employees. Some companies, such as Twitter and Facebook, are even opting to make WFH a … [More]
WEBINAR – June 2: Four Strategies for Data Privacy Law Readiness
We wanted to remind you about the live webinar, “Four Strategies for Data Privacy Law Readiness.” Legal and data privacy experts from DocuSign and ZwillGen will engage in a practical discussion of compliance and consumer trust at the intersection of law and technology. Plus, you’ll see how the DocuSign Agreement Cloud helps you stay compliant by identifying data privacy … [More]
Arizona Entrepreneur Recognized Among Top Women in STEM Making a Difference during Pandemic
Dr. Buffy Lloyd-Krejci, Board Certified in Infection Control and owner of IPCWell, a company founded to combat infectious diseases, has been recognized as one of the most notable women in STEM taking significant steps to combat the novel coronavirus. Lloyd-Krejci joins eight other women who were selected by the award-winning, nonprofit media organization, The Story Exchange, … [More]
WEBINAR – June 18: Rebuild Your Business with Your Exit in Mind
Don’t be so sure. Only 1 in 7 owners who go to market actually consummate a transaction. We have personally seen multiple cases where owners took their businesses to market only to find out that there were no willing buyers out there. Why is that? Join us Thursday, June 18 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM EST, to start planning for your future and the future of your business. Let's … [More]
WEBINAR – June 3: 10 Keys to Loan Forgiveness & Your Questions Answered Live
Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan Forgiveness Part III: 10 Keys to Loan Forgiveness & Your Questions Answered Live REGISTER HERE Presented by: Elizabeth Milito, Senior Executive Counsel, Legal Foundation, NFIB, Holly Wade Director, NFIB Research Center You have questions on loan forgiveness under the PPP. Beth and Holly have answers! With the May 15 recent … [More]
VIRTUAL EVENT – June 4: Franchise – How to Secure Your Future in the Face of Financial Adversity
With the coronavirus pandemic forcing job furloughs and business closures, many are facing unexpected career transitions and financial devastation, that's why Careyann Golliver, America's Franchise Matchmaker™, decided to offer hope through a featured expert panel event on June 4, 2020, at 11:00 AM MST (10:00a, AZ Time). Golliver has partnered with six business and finance … [More]
How to Avoid Being the Victim of ‘Zoom-Bombing’ and Other Intruders
With the coronavirus outbreak forcing many people to work from home, taking computer security measures to protect both themselves and their company has grown even more important. Video conferencing, for one example, isn’t always safe from intruders. The FBI has received many reports of “Zoom-bombing,” in which graphic images pop up during company Zoom meetings and video … [More]
WEBINAR – June 5: How the COVID-19 Pandemic Could Change Our Cities
Will social distancing and physical barriers become a permanent part of life in big cities across the world? The director of Rice University's Kinder Institute for Urban Research will discuss the short- and long-term changes we can expect during an upcoming free webinar. “How the COVID-19 Pandemic Could Change Our Cities,” hosted by Rice's Susanne M. Glasscock School of … [More]
