1 week Ago By STAFF REPORT
EL CENTRO — For those who are unaware of what Canva means, the Imperial Valley Small Business Development Center has prepared a workshop named Canva 101 Keep it Creative! The free, in-person event will take place on Tuesday, January 28, from 10:00 a.m. to noon at 1095 S.
4th. St., El Centro CA 92243-3906.
The training topics include marketing, sales, social media, and others. This hands-on beginner course will teach participants how to create beautiful visual content that captivates audiences using Canva. What to Expect: Strategically plan social media content that engages Design stunning posts, stories, and ads Build your brand aesthetic on Instagram Produce graphics that reflect your style Whether you want to level up your personal profile or promote a business, visuals are key to connecting in the digital world.
This workshop equips you with the skills to take your visual presence to the next level. Instructor Pam Covarrubias is dynamically skilled as an Intuitive Business Coach, EFT Practitioner, Podcaster, Speaker, and Recovering Procrastinator. She primarily spends her time elevating womxn and small businesses by helping them develop their brand in intuitive ways, while also staying true to their unique story.
Throughout her diverse career, Pam has learned the importance of branding and positioning in an ever-changing market. She utilizes her natural skills, as a highly intuitive and creative human and as a strategic marketer and coach, to develop systems that help individuals accomplish their intentions. She brilliantly blends creativity and practicality to help her clients achieve success.
Pam’s mission is to Spread Ideas, Move People by helping humans find their voice so they can own their story. As a creator, speaker, coach, and visionary, she strives to bring products, support, insight, and accountability to those around her. Pam has been serving as a part-time Business Advisor with South San Diego SBDC since 2018 and as the pandemic hit San Diego, she's been focusing on helping small businesses transition from in-person to online selling.
For additional information, call 422 265-7180..
