About the event You've viewed the Supplier Diversity & Certifications course modules and have learned or confirmed that your business classifies as a diverse supplier. You are interested in learning more, getting questions answered, seeking new opportunities to grow your business and/or potentially pursuing certification for your business. This live Q&A, facilitated by a certified
Paying taxes as a small business owner can be tricky. If you don’t plan ahead, you can end up with a huge tax bill when you file your tax return. In this webinar, our expert presenter will teach you how to avoid penalties by estimating your taxes and choosing the best way to pay your
Join us to explore district-, school-, and classroom-level strategies for creating a learning environment that values and affirms the experiences and identities of students of immigrant origins. This free, highly interactive 2-hour virtual workshop will include opportunities for participants to connect with peers from across the commonwealth.
Much of Excel’s power lies in the functions you can incorporate into formulas. But there’s a catch, computers do exactly what you say, so if you use a function incorrectly, you get the wrong answer. This live, one-hour program will explain how functions work, how to discover the proper function for your formula, and how to use Excel
Presented by Bank of America and Philanthropy Massachusetts, the Nonprofit Learning Institute (NPLI) is comprised of a series of technical assistance and capacity-building sessions with the goal of fostering and empowering leaders in the Massachusetts nonprofit sector. Twenty nonprofit organizations from a broad cross-section of the nonprofit sector will be selected to participate. Now in
Rob Stutzman, SCORE Boston Subject Matter Expert, will discuss the 6 major social media platforms. He will break each down into their elements, advertising abilities, use cases and benefits. This information will allow you to choose the right platform for your business.
Join us to explore district-, school-, and classroom-level strategies for creating a learning environment that values and affirms the experiences and identities of students of immigrant origins. This free, highly interactive 2-hour virtual workshop will include opportunities for participants to connect with peers from across the commonwealth.
Massachusetts schools are set to receive $3.5 million dollars to spend exclusively on local, unprocessed or lightly processed foods. This one-time USDA funding will be available to schools beginning in the spring of 2023 and schools will have 18 months to spend the funds. The funding is part of the USDA’s Local Food For Schools
1Berkshire, EforAll Berkshire County, Pittsfield Economic Revitalization Corporation, Berkshire Regional Planning Commission, and the Berkshire Innovation Center welcome any women and/or minority owned businesses in the Berkshires to join us for this FREE EVENT that will provide information about becoming a CERTIFIED women and minority owned business enterprise (WMBE), a space to network with fellow
Through this interactive training, participants will increase understanding of what effective public policy advocacy is, the MA state budget process, and how to affect change through policy advocacy. The training is centered within an equity and racial justice framework. It is perfect for providers looking to increase their confidence with public policy advocacy, for leaders