The spread of coronavirus has understandably left many on edge—and many small business owners wondering what, if anything, they should be doing. What can they do to prepare? What should they do to respond to employee concerns today? What will they need to keep in mind if the virus spreads to their own place of work tomorrow?
Washington, D.C. (September 10, 2020): The Connected Commerce Council (3C) today released a report detailing the existence and importance of…
Jim Dorkins of Doc Goodbeard Beard Care Products reached out to 3C because his small business was crushed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Doc Goodbeard’s sales came to a screeching halt when…
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO (APRIL 8, 2021) – Colorado State Representative Julie McCluskie joined business leaders and small business owners for…
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA (APRIL 1, 2021) – Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin joined technology leaders and small business owners for a…
During lockdown, digital tools have provided a safety net for small businesses. Most European Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) have been forced to close physical premises…
Small businesses drive innovation, job growth, and the world’s economy. In an increasingly competitive and fast-moving business climate, digitally-powered small businesses operate more efficiently, grow faster, and succeed more often than their counterparts.
The Connected Commerce Council (3C) works to support small businesses with access to the digital tools and resources they need and empower them as leaders in both their community and industry. In addition to business education, training and mentoring, 3C promotes government policies that support digitally-powered small businesses. There is strength in numbers.
