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Let’s Talk Business: Getting Yourself and Your Business Noticed on Social Media / Dando a Conocer tu Negocio en las Redes Sociales

Join the Virginia Hispanic Chamber every other Friday morning for a conversation on different topics that are of the interest of the Small Businesses Community. Each meeting includes a Q&A session. Questions in both, English and Spanish language are welcomed and encouraged.

This week, join us for a conversation around the topic “Getting yourself and your business noticed on social media” and learn ways to leverage your social media platforms to help your business.

¡Hablemos de negocios!
Acompaña a la Cámara Hispana de Virginia los viernes por la mañana y atiende talleres virtuales sobre temas de interés para pequeños negocios. Cada taller aborda un tema diferente e incluye una sesión de preguntas y respuestas. Aprovecha y aborda todas tus preguntas!

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Event Date July, 11

Event Time 1:30am - 2:30am

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