Campus: College of the Canyons serving North LA County
Location:
ITT Technical Institute
12669 Encinitas Ave.
Sylmar 91342
(5 Fwy at Roxford Exit)
Cost: $30
Category: Marketing
Info:
In this two-hour hands-on workshop in the computer lab you’ll learn how to effectively use Linkedln to grow your business and increase your circle or connections. Come with a free Linkedln profile account already created. You’ll receive tips on improving your profile and learn how to become an expert in your industry or area of interest on Linkedln. When you leave you’ll have the necessary skills to add to your network, build new relationships online, and enhance existing relationships with other like-minded business professionals. Limited seating.
Instructor: Diana Meyer
Sign Up:
Please email us at sbdc@canyons.edu or call us at 661.362.5900 to register.
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