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Business Development Workshop

Join the Charlotte Business Journal and Audience Development Representative, Soko Gonsan, to learn how to use the new and improved Charlotte Business Journal resources. You will understand how to analyze the paper, the Book of Lists and utilize our online tools. You will learn how each of these resources can be useful for all business professionals. Discover new ways to use the news!
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Business Development Workshop
Read the Charlotte Business Journal differently.
Join the Charlotte Business Journal’s (CBJ) Audience Development Representative, Soko Gonsan, as she guides you through the Charlotte region's premier source of business news and sales leads. Soko will provide behind-the-scenes information on all of our (paid and free) business news sources, including print, online, daily e-mail update, social media, blogs and smart phone application. You’ll also learn how to take advantage of CBJ’s upcoming networking and nomination opportunities. She'll even share ideas on how other businesses use the CBJ’s news sources and events to get customers and increase sales!
In addition to learning how to identify new customers, increase your bottom line and stay ahead of the competition, you'll learn how to obtain contact information for over 5,200 local professionals in a subscriber-exclusive excel database.
This seminar offers great value for subscribers and non-subscribers alike. Follow the registration instructions below to attend this free seminar at our office in South End.
To contact Charlotte Business Journal, please call 704-973-1136 8am-5pm Monday-Friday or email sgonsan@bizjournals.com







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The first American Mother's Day celebration happened in 1908 when Anna Jarvis held a memorial for her mother. Her mother, Anna Reeves Jarvis, a peace advocate, died in 1905.  That same year, Anna  had a mission to honor her mother by continuing  her work and she also started a movement for a special day to honor all mothers. Anna's persistence and determination to make "Mother's Day" a recognized holiday in the United States paid off. In 1914 President Woodrow Wilson signed the proclamation creating Mother's Day.