Join us for one of our Asian Chamber Events!
ACC Learning - Winning More Business for Your Business
Date and Time
Tuesday Jun 30, 2020
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM CDT
Tuesday, June 30 at 2:00pm CST
Location
Webinar is online and you will receive an email with log-in instructions after registering. Experience is best on the MS Teams app or in Edge or Chrome on your browser.
Fees/Admission
Free to the Public
Contact Information
Barbara Gallo
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Description
Today's marketplace is more challenging and competitive than ever before. COVID-19 has caused serious disruptions in the marketplace and has created new obstacles and opportunities for our businesses. This webinar will focus on the new opportunities and how to successfully pursue them. This webinar is a must for anyone wanting to grow or re-grow their business.
TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE
TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE
- A Formula for Success
- Changing Expectations in a Changing World Identifying & Creating Opportunities
- 5 Steps to Winning Business
- Understanding and Capitalizing on Your Competitive Advantage
Richard A. Huebner
- Executive Adviser, Asian Chamber of Commerce
- Past President, Houston Minority Supplier Development Council
For the past 31 years, Huebner served as President of the Houston Minority Supplier Development Council where he led hundreds of major corporations and government agencies and thousands of Minority Business Enterprises in a common mission to increase and expand business opportunities and business growth for minority-owned businesses. Under his direction, the Houston Minority Supplier Development Council was recognized seven times nationally as Council of the Year by the National Minority Supplier Development Council and was named Houston’s Greatest Non-Profit Business Organization by the Greater Houston Partnership. Huebner currently serves on boards or advisory boards of Memorial Hermann Hospital Katy, Allegiance Bank, Houston West Chamber of Commerce, Houston Community College System, Small Business Today Magazine, World Chamber of Commerce, and as an advisor to Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.
