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DeKalb Chamber continuing small-business program

By April Hunt
April 9, 2012

The DeKalb Chamber of Commerce has scheduled its next round of capacity-building programs this spring to help small-business owners.

The series continues April 13 and 27, with a class on marketing using social media and other online tools. Courses examining branding will be held in May, with additional programs scheduled for later this the year.

Costs begin at $49 for chamber members.

More information: www.dekalbcapacitybuilding.com.

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