The BYU Center for Economic Self-Reliance and the Rollins Center for eBusiness are sponsoring this year’s eBusiness Day, which continues today.

“The theme of the conference is building economically self-reliant families,” said Beth Robinson, program manager for the Rollins Center.

The conference features well-known author and former BYU faculty member, Stephen R. Covey. His address, entitled “Finding your voice and inspiring others to find theirs,” will feature highlights from his book, “The 8th Habit.”

The conference features four tracks: economic self-reliance, MicroEnterprise, MicroFranchise and eLeaven.

Covey will be the keynote speaker for the eLeaven track today at 1 p.m. in the JSB Auditorium. Admission is free for the eLeaven track and the tracks sponsored by the Center for Economic Self-Reliance cost $15.

To see the complete eBusiness Day schedule, visit ebizday.byu.edu.



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