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Join us this Tuesday, January 19 at 10:30am for a Local Economic Update webinar presented by Angelos Angelou, CEO & Chief Strategist at AngelouEconomics.

This presentation will review the current economic conditions in the Austin area and the outlook for future strategic planning.

Tickets: https://tinyurl.com/yye2awub

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“The Impact of Coronavirus on the Austin Economy”
Live Discussion w/ Angelos Angelou on April 21

Register today @ https://bit.ly/3dCElJc

News Flash: Angelos Angelou is hosting a webinar, April 21, 8 pm to 9 pm.

TOPIC: The impact of the coronavirus on the Austin and central Texas economy.

Register today and hear what the State of Texas' most renowned economist thinks and predicts.

AngelouEconomics is here for your economic impact studies and site selection needs, so give us a call.

Note: Angelos is available for webinars. Message us for his rate sheet.

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Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nub1USAjSfSnklg0fR2WDQ

Pandemic Proofing Your Business: Five Key Takeaways

As governments, businesses, families, and individuals adapt to the changing global economy in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we share five key takeaways to keeping your business humming along.

1. Open lines of communication – while many adjust to working remotely, it is imperative that we keep our phone lines open and check our email with regularity. Whether it be colleagues or clients, a friendly phone call or email can go a long way to checking in with everyone.

2. Checklists – we may remember our chore to do lists from childhood and they are incredibly helpful for the workplace. Having a clear set of tasks to complete help to keep everyone focused.

3. Stress management – checklists help for some, but for others it might be taking a walk or deep breathing. Whatever your preferred stress management tools are, make sure you use them, especially as there are additional stressors in the news, with working remotely, and much more.

4. Having a plan in place – For most of us, this is the first time we’ve experienced a pandemic. We’re seeing many corporations unveil their COVID-19 responses in a variety of ways with varying degrees of success. We all have the opportunity to reflect on these response roll outs and to plan for situations in which we must shelter in place again.

5. Wash your hands – this one is pretty straightforward. Washing our hands is one of the easiest things we can do, so let’s all help out.