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[First Bank Webinar] Banking on Business: Everyday Strategies for Running Your Business

Running A Business 2 min read

Are you a business owner, manager, or aspiring entrepreneur looking for practical insights to optimize your business operations? Don’t miss our upcoming webinar, “Banking on Business: Everyday Strategies for Running Your Business”, happening on Tuesday, October 29 from 12-1pm. This special event is the first of many upcoming webinars hosted by First Bank that are designed to help you succeed in today’s competitive market.

Use the registration link to save your spot and receive information on how to join the webinar.

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Save the Date:
October 29 from 12-1pm

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Event Details:

  • Date: Tuesday, October 29
  • Time: 12-1 pm
  • Location: Zoom Webinar

What to Expect:

Our First Bank experts will share tips and advice on running your business day-to-day in a dynamic roundtable format moderated by Joe Diggs, SBA Sales Leader. Topics covered include:

  • Cash Management: Efficiently managing your cash flow and financial operations
  • Preventing Fraud: Protecting your business from financial threats
  • Access to Capital: Exploring the best ways to secure funding for growth
  • Growth Strategies: Planning for long-term success
  • Employee Engagement: Building a motivated and dedicated workforce

Meet our First Bank Experts:

  • Joe Diggs, SBA Sales Leader
  • Jenna Williams, Director of Treasury Services
  • Rob Patterson, Community Banking Executive
  • Karen Smith, First@Work Business Development Officer

Our knowledgeable panel will share their experiences and provide actionable insights, helping you make informed decisions for your business. Whether you’re looking to streamline operations, expand, or improve employee satisfaction, this webinar has something for everyone.

How to Register:

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Can’t Attend? We’ve Got You Covered

We understand that not everyone may be able to attend due to scheduling conflicts or potential disruptions, especially with Hurricane Helene impacting parts of the Carolinas. If you’re unable to join the webinar live, whether due to internet access issues or other conflicts, don’t worry! We will be recording the session, and it will be available for you to view on our website.

The recording will be posted shortly after the event, so you can still benefit from the expert insights and strategies discussed. Keep an eye on our website for updates, and feel free to reach out to your local branch for any specific questions you may have after viewing the recording.

Save the Date:
October 29 from 12-1pm

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