Like many in the beauty industry who were among the hardest hit from the global coronavirus pandemic, Asya Henderson, owner of Sacramento local and long-standing salon, Asya Monet Hair Design, had never experienced anything like she did when the pandemic struck. In her 18 years of experience as a small business owner, Asya had clients …
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The CAPCC immediately pivoted its attention towards its clients and small businesses impacted by COVID-19, and assigned subject matter experts (SME) to service the needs of those businesses. Local Acupuncture Center Receives Funding Assistance from MBDA Cares Act.
The restaurant business in particular was an industry hit the hardest. However, some have demonstrated business resiliency through the current state of the world. In these times, even minor wins can be the determining factor in a restaurant’s ability to keep the doors open and business running. In this month’s highlight, we celebrate such a business: a family-owned, Chubby’s Diner managed by two parents and their daughter.
The Sacramento MBDA Export Center completed the second Virtual Global Trade Show with a Digital Marketing and Branding Roundtable Discussion that invited buyers and suppliers to share their experiences and discuss online marketing challenges and strategies for businesses within the current business landscape.
The Sacramento MBDA Export Center began day 2 of the Virtual Global Trade Show with a Supplier Diversity Roundtable Discussion that invited buyer and supplier participants to share their experiences and to discuss the challenges and opportunities around supplier diversity within the current business landscape.