BUSINESS ACADEMY OFFERS HELPFUL TIPS & TRICKS TO SMALL BUSINESSES

Coral Springs, Fla (November 22, 2016) – The Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce’s business academy is pleased to announce the next class being offered, titled “Top Ten Ways to Avoid Employee Lawsuits” & “Cyber Security: A Small Business Guide” on Friday, December 2nd 2016 at Mullins Hall, located at 10000 NW 29th ST.

Business professionals across a variety of different industries are set to gather at this meeting of the minds, spearheaded by Peter Siegel of Greenspoon Marder PA and Eric Scott of AmTrust Bank, a division of NYCB. Topics to be covered within the class include how to avoid the theft of digital information, how employers and business owners can avoid lawsuits, employer risks and obligations regarding social media practices, plus the new overtime laws that will be going into effect in December of 2016, & more.

“We are elated to be offering these immensely informative classes to our members,” says Cindy Brief, President of the Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce. “Our goal is to introduce new and existing small businesses to the Chamber’s Business Academy and create a longstanding partnership with the intention of implementing best practices in any field or trade with the help of the business academy.”

Join the Business Academy for its next class on Friday, January 6th, which will be focused on ‘Creating an Amazing Workplace Culture’ with Michelle Barone from Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital and Bryan Brouillard of First Data presenting. Through this course attendees will learn how to create a culture that promotes productivity, teamwork, creativity and long-term employees. Our speakers will provide key examples of policies within their own company, as well as other fortune 500 companies.

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About Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce:

The Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce is the catalyst for economic growth for our members and community. Our primary objective is to create a climate of growth and success in which all businesses in Coral Springs and surrounding areas can prosper regardless of size or industry. Through our advocacy efforts the Chamber represents the voice of business in the Coral Springs region. We provide leadership opportunities and business building initiatives that focus on the critical priorities of business in our local area. By leveraging the support, talent, and resources of our members, the Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce connects business leaders to each other and helps to improve the economic vitality of life for everyone. We offer a wide array of networking and educational programs designed to promote business as well as serving as a resource for businesses. Members of the Coral Springs Regional Chamber will enhance the credibility and visibility of their business and be included in a group of successful, friendly, and likeminded business leaders.

Media Contact:
Gulie Carrington
gulie@cschamber.com
(954) 752-4242 ext. 203

CS Regional Chamber of Commerce

11805 Heron Bay Blvd.
Coral Springs, FL 33071

This release was published on openPR.