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Chase Joins the Chamber

July 27, 2012 7:16 pm

Chase Bank, mid-cap division joined the Canadian-American Chamber of Commerce.  This division of Chase helps businesses acquire loans with a $20 million in annual revenues.  Joanna Young, Commercial Banking rep for Chase volunteered to discuss financing at one of our upcoming Executive and Entrepreneur Development Luncheons.

According to Joanna, “Chase Commercial Banking is pleased to be a member of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.  As a Relationship Manager at Chase, I cover privately held companies and subsidiaries of foreign companies with annual revenues between $20 – $500 million.  I develop relationships and provide loans, international and domestic treasury services, foreign exchange, and a full suite of additional financial products based on a company’s specific need.”

To find out more about Chase’s mid-cap loans programs, contact Joanna at 214-965-2127 or by emailing her at Joanna.young@chase.com.

Executive & Entrepreneur Development Luncheon Series

June 29, 2012 4:19 pm

The Canadian-American Chamber of Commerce presents the Executive & Entrepreneur Development Luncheon Series begins July 25, 2012 at The Keg Steakhouse and Bar in Irving. The chamber selected four relevant and timely topics with you in mind.  Topics range from managing the digital supply chain of your business to helping your organization by being more responsible.  If you click on the name of each presenter, you will be taken to their website.

 Jennifer Bagley – CI Web Group

Are you chasing business OR is business chasing you?

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

 

Tony Coward – AXA Advisors

Understanding Social Security & Fixed Income

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

 

Bill Venegoni – Law Offices of James Stanton L.P.

Protecting your business – the business legal environment in Texas

Wednesday, September 26, 2012

 

Dr. Gilles Lamarche – Parker University

The Art of Responsibility

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

Each luncheon will include a mixer period from 11:30 – 11:50, lunch, a guest speaker, take away materials and valuable information.  Cost: $40 for members and $50 for non-members if registered by the appropriate cut-off dates.  The cost increases to $50 and $60 respectively after those dates.  So, sign up early.  Wish to sign up for all four?  Cost: $130 member price for all four and $170 non-member price for all luncheons.

To RSVP and save your place, please click on register now below.

REGISTER HERE