If you haven’t felt the urge to pivot due to the pandemic, there’s no time like the present to shift. With unemployment at a high, and businesses, particularly small businesses struggling to survive the pivot is becoming the move of choice for those who want to stay relevant.
Opportunities exist for small, minority, and women owned businesses to meet minority participation goals on government and private sector contracts. Find out if certification as a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE), Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE), Airport Concessions Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (ACDBE), and/or Small Business Enterprise (SBE) is right for your business. Learn the benefits of certification, the application process, eligibility standards, as well as
business development and marketing tips.
If you’ve recently been laid off, or furloughed and are struggling to figure out how you will make it to the end of the month, or until your next paycheck, here are some practical, tried and true steps to help you survive in the midst of a financial crisis.
Why did you get involved with Sante? A friend approached me about Santé since I was just getting my catering business started unbeknownst to her, …
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Effective Email Management for Women in Business includes tips to help you get your inbox in check and your sanity back.
