Monique Nelson, UWG
Monique L Nelson is chair and chief executive officer of UWG, the country's longest-standing multicultural marketing agency. She took the helm of the agency in May 2012, when founder and advertising pioneer Byron Lewis retired.
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Gene Alston, Facebook
Gene is responsible for the global business and operations teams for Facebook's Commerce initiatives. Gene joined Facebook in 2017 to lead the GMS Partnerships team and prior to that he spent his career in roles spanning payments, commerce and digital...
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Unsung Heroes: Ballet After Dark
Often positive change happens because of the extraordinary effort of ordinary people. Here we celebrate the stories of visionary individuals who dared to move the world to a better place.
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Creating Live Marketing Moments
Get recommendations on how to harness the power of our Live tool, including ideas for what to go live about and tips for how to build excitement before, during, and after your Live marketing moments.
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How to Communicate with Clients in a Period of Change with Jessica Jensen
In the best of times, managing a small business is hard enough. This session explores how to manage your communications with customers and other constituents during a period of intense change -- and coming out on the other side with...
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Journeys in Supplier Diversity hosted by LaMecia Butler with Ricardo Roberts and Sydni Craig-Hart
This session helps business owners learn how to do business as a diverse supplier. Viewers will learn about Facebook’s supplier diversity efforts and hear from two entrepreneurs who will share their experiences providing goods and services to Facebook.
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Work From Home Yoga with Ita Yoga Studio
Every business has a unique customer journey. Find out why understanding your customers’ journey is important and how mapping their journey can help you serve them more effectively.
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Gabby and Rozalynn Goodwin, Confidence
Thirteen-year-old Gabby is the CEO of Confidence. She and her mom Rozalynn invented GaBBY Bows, the first and patented Double-Face Double-Snap Barrette to save families time, money and frustration. Solving the age-old problem of disappearing hair barrettes, GaBBY Bows are...
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How to Make Change: Advocacy in Time of Crisis
At the federal, state and local level, policymakers are making choices that will impact every business owner. From loan and grant programs to government contracts to tax credits, never before has making your voice heard been more important. Join this...
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Leanne Purkis, Magic Arts Studio
Leanne Purkis is an artist and teacher who has been teaching crafts to her local community since she was a teen. For 15 years, she’s brought the joy of creation to her local Bucks County, Pennsylvania through Magic Arts Studio....
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Unsung Heroes: Vertex Effects, Inc.
Often positive change happens because of the extraordinary effort of ordinary people. Here we hear the stories of visionary individuals who dared to move the world to a better place.
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Sade Lythcott, National Black Theatre
Harlem native Sade Lythcott is the Chief Executive Officer of the historic National Black Theatre, the nation’s first revenue generating Black Arts complex and the longest run theater by a woman of color. Sade is the daughter of the late...
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Make strategic content decisions for a community
In this course, you'll explore best practices and tools for building an engaging content strategy for your community.
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Collaborative Ads
Learn how brands and retailers can partner to create performance marketing campaigns using Collaborative Ads.
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Resources
Get the most out of Facebook business tools here. Learn everything you need to know to drive results for your business, manage your ads, and effectively use our Facebook and Instagram commerce tools.
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Tiffany Davey, High Season Co.
Anna Glass has been involved in the performing arts as both an artist and arts administrator for over twenty-five years. She currently serves as the Executive Director of the Dance Theatre of Harlem where she co-launched, with Artistic Director Virginia...
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The State of Minority-Owned Businesses with Judy Toland and Monique Nelson
Minority-owned businesses and communities have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19. This discussion will focus on how these businesses and communities can confront these new economic challenges and opportunities—and find ways to thrive.
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Define and establish a community
This course prepares you to build and maintain a meaningful community by defining its mission, goals and success criteria.
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Michael Lambert, Dell Technologies
Michael Lambert, joined Dell Technologies in 2000 and has held several sales and marketing roles within the Consumer and Small Business divisions.
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Jillian Brugal, Brü Florida Growler Bar
Jillian Brugal is the founder and co-owner of BRŪ Florida Growler Bar, one of Tampa’s top-rated neighborhood bars serving brews made all over the Sunshine State. Her life has been both exciting and eclectic, having worked as a CPA with...
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