The Orange Business Chamber and Chris Morrison Business Coaches are presenting a free webinar tonight designed to help business operators survive the current covid lockdown and downturn, and develop strategies for future economic disasters.
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Chamber president Jack Evans said it was vital that the chamber step up now and support the city's business community.
"By Educating and informing the community we will help businesses to navigate times of economic uncertainty and ensure they make it to the other side of this pandemic in a healthy state," Mr Evans said.
According to Chris Morrison, sharing ideas and strategies of "what's worked in your business and what hasn't during the pandemic makes good business sense".
"Business owners are generally a resilient bunch," he said.
"What comes after resilience when you can't honor your business expenses due to the lack of cashflow?
"This webinar is designed to give you hope and optimism going forward.
"Lean on others to learn how to mange your way through the pandemic. It's simple buy not easy."
The free Webinar kicks off at 7pm tonight and everyone is invited to join using this Zoom number: https://us06web.zoom.us/s/340968343
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Tracey Prisk
I am a writer on the national property team and I cover real estate news in Orange, Bathust, Dubbo, Wagga and the Blue Mountains. I was previously the editor of the Central Western Daily for six years and before that worked as the CWD's chief of staff. During this time I also wrote feature stories for Country Style magazine. Before joining ACM I was a film writer and reviewer at the Sunday Telegraph. I was previously the editor of the film and television magazine Encore and also wrote for Broadcast Engineering News.
I am a writer on the national property team and I cover real estate news in Orange, Bathust, Dubbo, Wagga and the Blue Mountains. I was previously the editor of the Central Western Daily for six years and before that worked as the CWD's chief of staff. During this time I also wrote feature stories for Country Style magazine. Before joining ACM I was a film writer and reviewer at the Sunday Telegraph. I was previously the editor of the film and television magazine Encore and also wrote for Broadcast Engineering News.
