Baltimore County, MD / Webinar Series: Baltimore County Business Forum—COVID-19 and Beyond

Even as we are still experiencing the unprecedented economic toll of the global pandemic, it is increasingly evident that the public health crisis has ushered in far-reaching paradigm shifts that will affect the foundations of our local, national and global economies for years and decades to come. Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski has assembled a distinguished panel of regional thought leaders who will discuss the pandemic’s impact and recovery forecast trends, as well as explore the unique opportunities emerging in business sectors like technology, logistics, domestic manufacturing, retail distribution and others.

Understand that your résumé serves as an introduction to potential employers and serves to summarize your education, experience and expertise. Discover effective strategies for writing winning résumés and the core components of a résumé. This virtual training is designed to teach you résumé fundamentals that you can take and build upon.

Print the following materials to follow along and take notes during the workshop:
-Resume Writing Strategies Handout: http://ow.ly/CIjh50A2fTT
-PowerPoint Slides for Note-Taking: http://ow.ly/My3v50A2fYL

For more virtual training opportunities, visit our website at http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/virtualcareer

This webinar session offers job seekers timely and tangible information on what jobs are available and how to best position themselves for success. Panelists include hiring managers from Baltimore County’s manufacturing and healthcare sectors, and talent recruiters and workforce development professionals from government and private industry.

For more virtual training opportunities, visit our website at http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/virtualcareer

Watch the LinkedIn training video here: https://www.linkedin.com/learning/learning-linkedin-3/get-started-with-linkedin

This is an instructional video designed to provide applicants assistance with how to complete the required W-9 form, to ensure success submitting an application to the COVID-19 Baltimore County Small Business Emergency Relief Grant Fund Program. This video will assist those who have submitted an application that included a W-9 that was not accurately completed. In an effort to help Baltimore County businesses as much as possible during these trying times, we are allowing these applicants to resubmit a new, accurately completed and signed W-9.

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The live-stream webinar took place on Tuesday, May 5, from 1 to 2 p.m. This webinar is intended to help people who are unemployed or whose jobs and income are at risk due to the COVID-19 public health and economic crisis. Panelists provide timely information and give an overview of how to access support resources and job opportunities. County Executive Johnny Olszewski participated in this webinar, moderated by Baltimore County Director of Economic and Workforce Development (DEWD) Director Will Anderson. The panel featured Baltimore County career counselors to offer support for job seekers, officials with the State Department of Labor to answer questions about Unemployment Insurance, and Community College of Baltimore County’s (CCBC) Dean of Health and Human Services to share workforce solutions and training opportunities.

The live-stream webinar took place on Tuesday, April 21 from 1 to 2 p.m. County Executive Johnny Olszewski participated in the first webinar of the series, moderated by Baltimore County Department of Economic and Workforce Development Director Will Anderson. Panelists included experienced legal and financial professionals who are advising clients every day on COVID-19 issues, and are themselves members of the Baltimore County small businesses community.