As our region begins the process of reopening, there are so many factors to be considered by public officials, businesses, restaurants, communities, and individuals. Key will be restoring public trust and rebuilding confidence. But where do we start?

In mid-May, the Rosslyn BID launched Rosslyn Ready, a comprehensive and customizable reentry program designed by experts to help Rosslyn’s businesses and restaurants quickly adapt to public health requirements now that Stay at Home orders are being lifted. A series of digital resources, webinars, and other tools will help businesses build a reentry plan that they can confidently execute as they modify their operations with social distancing, hygiene, and legal considerations in mind.

In the spirit of regionalism, the Rosslyn BID is now making this invaluable program available to any company or community leader in the DMV. Though the Rosslyn Ready materials follow Virginia guidance and requirements, they are easily adapted by others in the District or Maryland and can serve as a helpful model for companies and the organizations that support them.

Join this webinar, moderated by Mary-Claire Burick, President of the Rosslyn BID for an overview of the program and to hear from leading experts on how your organization can apply these great resources. This discussion and the Rosslyn Ready Program will be valuable for any business or organization preparing to welcome back employees and customers as well as businesses that have maintained operations.

Speakers:
Janet Pogue McLaurin, Workplace Leader, Principal, Gensler
Jay Coldren, Managing Director, Eat + Drink, Streetsense
Henry Hillmann, Director of Disaster Services, Hillmann Consulting
Mark Viani, Shareholder, Bean Kinney & Korman PC