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Designing effective Web sites is topic of chamber's next small business workshop on Feb. 10

By Billie Owens

Press release:

“Designing an Effective Website” will be the subject of a small business workshop to be hosted the Genesee County Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 10.

This is the second in a series of business workshops for 2016 held in conjunction with the United States Small Business Administration and the Genesee County Chamber of Commerce. The workshops are open to all Chamber and non-Chamber businesses and their employees and will offer expert advice from experienced business professionals designed to help small businesses succeed and grow.

“This is an opportunity to evaluate your current website against what does and does not work,” said Tom Turnbull, Chamber president. “In this workshop, participants will learn what an effective website should look like and how it should be able to work for their business.”

Other workshops on the 2016 schedule are as follows:  March 9 – “Social Media Marketing for Existing Businesses”; April 13 – “Reputation Marketing” and June 8 – “Leading vs. Managing Change." Additional workshops will be announced throughout the year.

The workshops will be held at the Chamber of Commerce office, 210 E. Main St., Batavia. The sessions will run from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Businesses may attend any one or all of the workshops. Cost for non-Chamber members is $10 for each attendee. Chamber members may attend all sessions free of charge but must make reservations to insure space for their employees.

To reserve a seat in any workshop or for more information, contact Kelly Bermingham at 585-343-7440 or by e-mail at kbermingham@geneseeny.com.

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