In order for any business to succeed, the first step is determining where you want to be in the future. While planning years ahead can be intimidating, evaluating your current business practice is crucial to secure a desirable outcome.
Join fellow chief executives who have worked through fundamental changes such as going public, being acquired, and determining the legacy of a family-owned business. Get candid advice as we discuss the challenges and opportunities stemming from these major decisions.
Speakers include:
Joseph L. Cafarchio, Executive Vice President and Chief Credit Officer, Meridian Bank
Jack Carroll, President & CEO, Magee Rehabilitation Hospital
Facilitated by: Dr.Theodore Hill, Associate Professor in Strategic Management and Managing Director of the Fox Management Consulting Practice, Fox School of Business at Temple University
PeerSpective is a series of programs to give you the opportunity to engage with your peers – business owners and chief executives, who like you, are expected to have all the answers. These roundtable discussions bring together 30 business leaders from around the region to offer one another real-world perspectives, candid advice, help with making crucial decisions, and insights on navigating the often conflicting agendas of your many stakeholders. At this discussion, you will speak about both your challenges and successes in a confidential and trusted environment without aims of advancing financial objectives.
Note: This program is offered exclusively to Chamber members at the Corporate and above levels. To attend, you must be the CEO, president, founder, owner or leading executive of your organization. Sessions are free but space is limited. Only one representative from your company may attend each session. Pre-registration is required.
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Pre-registration is necessary, availability is not guaranteed for walk-ins. Payment is required upon registration/entrance. No refunds will be given one week prior to program/event. Substitutions may be made. Tickets will be held at the door. Reserved seating for tables of 10 only. Please advise your guests that tickets will be held at the door under your company name.
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Chamber programs are privately sponsored events with a structured format. No demonstrations or other disruptions will be tolerated. Violation of this policy may result in the attendee's removal from the premises without refund, in addition to possible legal remedies.