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Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

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Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

REGISTER

Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

REGISTER

Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

REGISTER

Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

REGISTER

Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

REGISTER

Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

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Join Virginia Community Capital and the Virginia Economic Developers Association for a conversation with real estate developers Ed Walker and Dave McCormack on October 22nd at 12 pm. Known for their catalytic projects and innovative approaches to rehab and reuse developments, these two developers will share their experience with COVID-19, how it has impacted their current work, and how they are adjusting their approach to future projects.

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About the Speakers

Dave McCormack

Through his work, Dave has recognized the nearly universal struggles of small-town America of identity, population, and economic development — and he is inspired to lead the charge of transformation. To initiate change, Dave created Waukeshaw Development, a successful real estate group in Old Towne Petersburg. Dave works with communities across Virginia and North Carolina to revitalize forgotten treasures. In doing so, he has launched two brewery brands, a popular coffee destination, and hundreds of apartments throughout the Commonwealth.

Waukeshaw achieves its goals by attracting traditional bank financing as well as seeking grants and other incentives. The group also works with an expert team of architects, CPAs, legal professionals, and consultants to syndicate state and federal historic tax credits. 

Ed Walker

Ed Walker is a community-oriented real estate developer who has founded a number of non-profit and for-profit organizations. His work typically seeks to strengthen communities through social entrepreneurship and the exploration of how communities collaboratively create the conditions necessary for positive transformation. His work is currently focused in Roanoke, Salem, Buena Vista, and Danville.

Ed attended the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the Washington & Lee University School of Law. He served as a Loeb Fellow at Harvard and as the Gleitsman Visiting Practitioner at Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership. In addition to his other projects, he teaches at Washington & Lee’s School of Law.

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Virginia Community Capital has partnered with the Virginia Small Business Development Center Network, GENEDGE, UVA Wise Office of Economic Development and Southwest Virginia Alliance of Manufacturing to present a series of webinars focused around helping businesses recover and become more resilient if faced with another pandemic/disaster. This series will be presented by professionals within their industry providing the most up-to-date information and resources.

September 10 – How to Prepare for the Next Crisis – Developing a Business Resiliency Plan – Why You Need It & How It Can Help (Crisis Management/Emergency Response/Business Recovery)

September 17 – Crisis Management – Developing Team and Processes

September 24 – Succession Planning & Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP)

October 1 – Key Technologies & Cyber Security Needs – Available Technology/Application Resources to Assist and will be presented by Jonathan Evenden with Aegis IT Solutions

October 8 – Key Resources, Customer Contacts/Critical Information Storage Options/Backups

October 15 – Risk Management/Evaluation – Transportation/Logistics Included

October 22 – Developing a Crisis Communication Plan presented by Kathy Still with University of Virginia's College at Wise.

October 29 – What Your Resiliency Plan Should Look Like…Now What? How to Implement & Annual Refresh

Register for one, two or all sessions.

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Join CDFA for the 2020 CDFA Virtual National Summit: Financing Our COVID Recovery as we bring together leaders and experts in the development finance industry to discuss best practices, trends, and financing solutions in the face of COVID-19.

The CDFA Virtual National Summit is designed to explore the financing programs and resources available to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19. We will discuss everything from bonds, tax credits, revolving loan funds and innovation finance to infrastructure, small businesses, food systems finance, and much more. The CDFA Virtual National Summit will focus on finding solutions to the challenges presented by COVID-19 and how our cities and states can use financing to support our recovery. Development finance agencies are uniquely positioned to solve the challenges through pragmatic solutions and adjustments to existing initiatives. This event will help connect development finance experts and provide important solutions to support our recovery.

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The Governor’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and the Office of Health Equity at the Virginia Department of Health are co-sponsoring this virtual event with VCU Massey Cancer Center in collaboration with faith leaders from the “Facts & Faith Friday '' group. Facts & Faith Friday's began in March 2020 as a weekly call led by Robert Winn, M.D., director of VCU Massey Cancer Center, with African American clergy in Virginia to address the disparate impact of COVID-19 on the Black community. The call has evolved to address high rates of cancer and other health issues in diverse communities. With the exciting opportunity to hear from Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Facts & Faith group has extended the event to all Virginians and belief systems because of their deep commitment to the One-Virginia mission and service to all people. Therefore, we are pleased to invite the interfaith community and the residents served by the Commonwealth's most essential community leaders to register below to participate in a virtual webinar with Dr. Fauci and learn from the nation's top doctor about the COVID-19 vaccine.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a drastic increase in household food insecurity in the United States. As vulnerable children and families have faced new obstacles in accessing consistent, healthy meals, counties have played a critical role in providing food and nutrition assistance in cooperation with community stakeholders and our partners in state and federal government. Bolstering these efforts, the latest COVID-19 relief package provides significant new resources and flexibilities for federal nutrition programs. During this Webinar Congressional staff, county leaders, and national experts will discuss how emergency COVID-19 legislation can help counties combat food insecurity and the implications it may have for national anti-hunger policy moving forward.

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SPEAKERS:
ROBERT CAMPBELL
Managing Director of Policy, Feeding America  

ALISON HARD
Professional Staff Member for House Education and Labor Committee (Majority Staff)  

CHU-YUAN HWANG
Senior Counsel, House Agriculture Committee (Majority)  

ANTHONY TROTMAN
Deputy County Manager, Mecklenburg County, N.C.  

CATHY SENDERLING-MCDONALD
Executive Director, County Welfare Directors Association of California  

Responding to Provider Stress and Burnout - Cultivating Hope and Compassion

February 9, 2021

1:00 - 2:30 pm MST | 2:00 - 3:30 pm CST

Providers of all occupations are experiencing increased levels of on-the-job stress as they work to respond to the many needs of the individuals they serve during the COVID-19 pandemic. Acknowledging these challenges and securing appropriate supports are crucial to promoting the well-being of all providers. This training will provide attendees with detailed information on the impact of chronic stress and compassion fatigue as well as strategies to cultivate hope, compassion, and resilience.

Learning Outcomes

• Recognize the signs and symptoms of stress.
• Recognize the signs and symptoms of compassion fatigue.
• Identify practical strategies to cultivate hope, compassion, and resilience in the workplace.

Trainers

LaVonne Fox, PhD, OTR/L.

Dr. Fox was born and raised on the Turtle Mountain Chippewa reservation. She has considerable experience working with children, youth, and young adults with mental health issues in communities. Dr. Fox is currently serving as a technical trainer for the Mountian Plains MHTTC and is the lead trainer on the tribal school's Community of Practice program serving communities across Health and Human Services (HHS) Region 8.

Thomasine Heitkamp, LCSW

Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor, Thomasine Heitkamp is the PI and Co-Director of the Mountain Plains MHTTC. She currently leads two teams of faculty and staff who provide their expertise to behavioral health practitioners to ensure positive treatment outcomes that support sustainability.

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