Empowering the next wave of clean energy entrepreneurs with insights from industry trailblazers. The journey towards a sustainable future!
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CleanStart ToDos with Meg Arnold
Our guest is Meg Arnold, the interim CEO at Valley Vision, a civic leadership organization dedicated to improving the livability of the Sacramento region. Since 2016 Meg has increasingly focused on climate change impacts and actions, matching her personal conviction...
Judy Nottoli
Our guest Judy Nottoli, Chairman's Office\Office of the Ombudsman at the California Air Resource Board, has over 25 years of professional and initiatives experience.Check Out More:CleanStart Sponsors Weintraub | Tobin, EY, Stoel Rives, Greenberg Traurig LLP, BlueTech...
CleanStart Todos with Weintraub Tobin talking about PPP
To Do's guests, Weintraub Tobin attorneys Andrew D. McCarthy and Aman Badyal, will discuss Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness. Weintraub Tobin COVID-19 Resource Hub, with articles, blog posts, and webinars related to Labor and Employment, Stimulus and...
EY talks taxes at CleanStart Todos
Ernst & Young's senior tax manager, Casey Tanner, will explain how startup companies can keep their tax and financial statement house clean. Check Out More:CleanStart Sponsors Weintraub | Tobin, EY, Stoel Rives, Greenberg Traurig LLP, BlueTech Valley, Buchalter,...
CleanStart ToDos with Grid Alternatives
Our guest is Arianne Ortegaray, corporate and community relations officer at GRID Alternatives, a nonprofit national leader in helping low-income communities and disadvantaged communities nationwide get access to clean, affordable energy and livable wage jobs in the...
Pacific Fleet Charging – Winning Big Bang Pitch
Insightful Key Components
As an entrepreneur or business owner, it’s important to stay connected with your investors and lenders during tough times. They are invested in your success and want to see you succeed, so don’t leave them in the dark. Additionally, take this opportunity to catch up on any secondary tasks you may have been putting off, such as cleaning up your bookkeeping, workspace, marketing, and more. By doing so, you’ll feel more organized and prepared for the future. Another great way to improve yourself and your business during downtime is to learn as much as possible. Whether reading books, watching online courses, or attending virtual workshops, continuous learning will keep you sharp and ahead of the curve. Lastly, don’t forget to get some exercise and practice safe social distancing. A healthy mind and body are crucial for navigating difficult times and making sound decisions.