It may not be obvious to all, but communication is the foundation of trust and safety in relationships. The problem is, we are not taught how specifically to communicate in ways that facilitate safety in the workplace. Furthermore, when environmental tensions are high and individuals are already feeling emotionally on edge, it can be even more difficult to know what to say and how to say it. ERGs are often on the front lines in navigating these impacts to our culture and facilitating safe and engaging spaces that foster good communication. In this interactive workshop, Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, facilitate a discussion about the elements of communication that create trust, and engage in group reflection about how you specifically experience trust and safety in your respective spaces. By the end of the session guide you to have new tools and language to create or rebuild trust in your various environments, be it your employees, teams, colleagues, and clients. How to Do Business with Federal Government Agencies?
Understand the marketplace, specifically how the federal government buys goods and services
Identify who?s buying what you are selling
Ensure government database registrations are complete, up-to-date and active
Explore small business assistance certifications
Create and tailor capabilities statement(s) to your target markets
Build relationships
Respond to solicitations
Familiarize yourself with the federal acquisition regulations (FAR), and ensure your business complies with applicable laws and regulations The DeKalb Chamber Board of Directors meet to discuss the important issues impacting the Chamber and the business community as well as approve upcoming business DeKalb County Supplier Development Academy: This event is for DeKalb County businesses that are looking to do business with DeKalb County Starting a business can be overwhelming, especially when you don?t know what you don?t know.
Whether you?re just starting to brainstorm your idea or ready to turn your passion into a profitable venture, this class will give you a roadmap to success. You?ll learn what you need to start a business in Georgia, from assessing the feasibility of your idea to marketing, finding financing, building a team, and operating legally. You?ll leave with actionable steps, essential tools, and resources to start your business on a strong foundation. Small businesses are the backbone of America; this class will help you start yours.
LEARN HOW TO:
Determine the feasibility of your business idea using market research and competitive analysis
Estimate start-up expenses for your business and identify requirements for pursuing start-up financing options
Differentiate between different legal structure options for business formation
Identify who you should include on your team when making plans and executing business formation
Navigate the steps to start your business in the State of Georgia DeKalb County Supplier Development Academy: This event is for DeKalb County businesses that are looking to do business with DeKalb County
Business @ Breakfast - Communication That Cultivates Trust
Workshop - How to Do Business with Federal Government Agencies
DeKalb Chamber Board of Directors Meeting
Class - DeKalb County Supplier Development Academy
Workshop - How to Start a Business in Georgia
Class - DeKalb County Supplier Development Academy
