Attendees at the April Merchant Meeting were fortunate to hear from an expert from TCW-GAV on the critical subject of Protecting Your Digital Doors. Jared Grof, of TCW, led a discussion on a topic he is passionate about – protecting businesses from cybercrime and ransomware. He shared essential strategies for safeguarding your digital assets, emphasizing the importance of strong cybersecurity measures.
Jared also highlighted the vital role of cyber liability insurance in defending against potential threats, providing valuable insights into how businesses can stay ahead of emerging risks and secure their operations.
Pictured left to right: Marshall Snively, President of the Lancaster City Alliance; Pam Lazos, Author and former Senior Assistant Regional Counsel, U.S. EPA, Co-Lead of Red Rose Reuses; Melissa Snavely, Co-Founder of College Park Climate Action Neighborhood, Co-Lead of Red Rose Reuses, and Dave Aichele, Executive Director of the Downtown Investment District (DID)
April Merchant Meeting Recap: Embracing Local Sustainability Initiatives
At the April Merchant Meeting, attendees were introduced to the College Park Climate Action Neighborhood (College Park CAN), a community-driven initiative dedicated to implementing local climate solutions. The presentation highlighted the group’s efforts to promote sustainability through various programs, such as reducing single-use plastics.
Emphasizing inclusivity and collaboration, College Park CAN encourages businesses and individuals to participate in creating a more resilient and thriving community. Their approach offers practical pathways for businesses to integrate sustainable practices into their operations.
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