CBC Continues FREE Webinar Here To Help Series for Local Businesses on April 9

Capitol Broadcasting and WRAL continue the Here to Help webinar series for local businesses during the COVID-19 crisis with the third installment on Thursday, April 9, 2020. The FREE local business web series begins at 2pm with local experts across a variety of industries sharing useful, actionable steps you can take for your business right now.

CBC has another great lineup for the panel including our own WRAL Digital Associate Creative Director Jeff Wood on communicating with clients right now, an attorney to continue talking about the CARES Act and what resources are available to small businesses, along with a couple of others.

Registration is free. Go to wral.com/webinar to register.

A Successful Venture on Behalf of Local Businesses

The response from the public has been very positive, and many businesses are taking advantage of the opportunity to learn.

The webinars have been going great! said Corp Business Development Associate Courtney Phillips. We have had better attendance than any of us could have hoped for! We have had around 170 attendees for each session which is amazing. It goes to show that there is definitely a need for this information right now, and I am so glad we can be a resource for our local businesses and help them in a time of uncertainty.

Several attendees have shared positive feedback with CBC:

This was the most helpful webinar I've attended to-date regarding COVID19 and small businesses! THANK YOU!

Just wanted to let you know how helpful this panel was! Thanks for getting these people together today. Very useful info that I havent heard previously

THANK YOU for supporting us small businesses right now! The panel guests were all really helpful.

The webinar sessions will continue every Thursday at 2pm until the crisis passes.

Thanks to Corp's Courtney Phillips for this capcom scoop.

LINK:	https://www.capitolbroadcasting.com/2020/04/09/cbc-continues-free-webi...
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