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Buffalo: 3rd annual 'Freelance Business Week' includes virtual & in-person activities to provide freelance business owners a chance to share best practices

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Mon, Apr 19th 2021 05:05 pm

Mayor Byron Brown proclaimed “Freelance Business Week” in the City of Buffalo. He was joined Monday by Marie Domon-Pazych, the founder of the local and regional event.

"Freelance business owners have played an important role in sustaining the local economy during the pandemic,” Brown said. “They have helped businesses across many sectors adapt to having their employees work from home, procure PPE, issue public statements related to public health, and help businesses access much-needed resources. This week's events will help those entrepreneurs share best practices, network with each other, and develop innovative ideas as the sectors adapts to the new post-pandemic normal."

Domon-Pazych said, "This year's theme is incredibly important. All Freelance Business Week organizers agreed that we want to focus on the future rather than the past and current state of the world. It's more important now than ever to see the future of freelance. We must be more intentional, have a positive impact, and never forget our purpose."

This year's hybrid virtual and in-person offerings will permit freelancers, policymakers and others to participate in the manner that is safest for them.

In-person viewing locations include:

A full schedule of events and registration information can be found at: www.freelancebusinessweek.com.

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