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 Join BMWBC to enhance your business sustainability! These sessions are designed to help business preservation progression & endurance August 27, 2020 12-1 pm Accounting Checklist to Strengthen Your Business during and after COVID-19 Registration link: https://baltmetrowbc.org/events Event hosted by: The Baltimore Metropolitan Women Business Center Powered by: EDAC & SBA  I am a one-person operation. Business is good, but it has become overwhelming to manage administration, sales, financing—really all of the activity of the business by myself. Some of my other entrepreneur friends suggest I use a virtual assistant, but I’m not sure how to go about finding one. Any advice?
Entrepreneurs often boast about wearing all of the hats — until the hats get too heavy. I get it. Doing it yourself is ideal, but your eyes need to be on the overall business and chasing additional money-making opportunities. Hopefully, you did not start a business in which you are stressing yourself out and seeking to grow without any help. Read more... COVID-19 could amplify the persistent lack of diversity in higher education—but the pandemic also gives us a chance to fix it It hit me when the university president’s e-mail landed in my inbox: “We will be suspending all classes, sending everyone home and all instruction will take place remotely.” The national emergency prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic had just upended everything! As a board member, I felt that one of my worst nightmares had been realized. Suddenly, students lost their campus connections and had to move to online instruction. It wasn’t clear what freshman classes would look like or if prospective students would even be able to complete common admissions requirements such as providing certified transcripts or standardized test scores. Read more...  Source: Shirley Malcom, Ph.D., is a regent of Morgan State University
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