Time:   Tuesday, September 29 at 7 PM CDT

Zoom Link:  Coming soon

Email:   admin@pacctxdfw.com

Hosted by:     PACCTX /Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1-DFW

The Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Region 1 welcomes Bri Crow to our session on Tuesday 9/29 from 7-8 pm Central. 

Bri Crow is a catalyst, connector and creative who has been building Bri Crow & Company into several lines of business over the last 2 years.

As both a photographer and a recruiter, her perspective on impactful personal branding is grounded in bringing out your most authentic, confident self.

In addition to her business, in 2017, Bri Crow founded a non-profit called Women’s Technology Coalition, a consciously diverse and inclusive non-profit organization focused on leveling the playing field for professional women by inspiring and deepening technical knowledge. And this year she launched Local & Thriving, a live video series and business podcast to give a city-level perspective of the parts and players who make up thriving, and inclusive, local business ecosystems.

Join this conversation for tips on how to tell your story digitally — and come ready to talk through your questions so you walk away with decision-making power!

The recorded session will be made available on our PACCTX Region 1 YouTube channel.

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Bri Crow

• Email: hello@bricrow.co  
• Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/bricrow/
• Telephone: 972-591-8001

When: November 8th 2019 / 5:30 pm

Where: The Addison Treehouse / Addison, Texas

Hosted by: Philippine American Chamber of Commerce – TX / Region 1 – DFW

Join our members as we welcome the City of Carrolton’s Economic Director Robert Winningham, and learn about all the opportunities that the City has to offer.

Speaker ROBERT WINNINGHAM https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertwinningham/

When: May 6, 2020 / 7pm

Webex Link: CLOSED

Email: admin@paccdtxdfw.com

Hosted by: Philippine American Chamber of Commerce – Texas / Region 1 DFW

Webinar will provide an overview of the PPP and Economic Injury Loans for small business from an expert panel. Q&A follows the discussion. The expert panel includes:

Lois Klavir https://www.linkedin.com/in/loispk/

Richard Fleming https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-flemingsalestaxguru/

Moderated by our own Gus Mercado and Jil Lasaca

Time:   Friday, JULY 10, 2020 at 7 PM CDT

Zoom Link:  CLOSED

Email:   admin@pacctxdfw.com

Hosted by:     PACCTX /Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1-DFW

The Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Region 1 welcomes Brian Allen of Whittier Creek Consulting to our session on Friday 7/10 from 7-8 pm Central. 

Mr. Brian allen has over 15 years of experience in Career Development Coaching in both corporate and private space, and has dedicated his work to assisting professionals in various stages of career distress. He is passionate about helping individuals take control of their own careers. 

Prior to establishing his consultancy, Brian worked for the Southwest Airlines University for People, an innovative group charged with promoting the unique corporate culture of Southwest Airlines. Before this he worked as Career Coach at Lockheed Martin where he was responsible for creating an internal career coaching program as well as several leadership programs.

He is a member of the National Career Development Association, the Association of Career Professionals International, and the Association for Psychological Type, who recognized him as Outstanding New Leader in their 2002 National Convention.

Please mark your calendars. If you are unable to attend live, we invite you to view the conversation on our new PACCTX Region 1 YouTube channel.

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Brian Allen

• Email: brian@whittiercreek.com  
• Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/briancallen/
• Telephone: 214-529-6056

Time:   Friday, May 29, 2020 at 7 PM CDT

Zoom Link:  CLOSED

Email:   admin@pacctxdfw.com

Hosted by:     PACCTX /Philippine American Chamber of Commerce Texas Region 1-DFW

The Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce Region 1 is excited to welcome internationally bestselling author, two time TEDx and keynote speaker Debjani Biswas to our session on Friday 5/29 from 7-8 pm Central. 

Ms. Biswas is the trusted advisor of CEOs and leaders world wide. She will share powerful insights from her book Miserably Successful No More: Power over Stress on how to navigate through the uncertainties of the coronavirus pandemic. 

She will lead us through strategies to reduce stress. Our session will include a Q&A to address specific issues and solutions. 

Many of you have heard Ms. Biswas speak at multiple events in the community and across the country.

Please mark your calendars for this informative and interactive event!

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Debjani Biswas

• Books: Miserably Successful No More, #UsToo: Bridging the Global Gender Gap, Unleash the Power of Diversity available on Amazon, Audible iTunes: https://bit.ly/MSNMaudio 
• TEDx talks https://youtu.be/y-eYv-P5d98
• Website: www.coachieve.us 
• Linkedin  http://bit.ly/2vfV56y

AID AND ASSISTANCE NEED FOR VICTIMS OF TAAL VOLCANO ERUPTION

“An eruption of Taal Volcano in the Philippines began on January 12, 2020. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) subsequently issued an Alert Level 4, indicating that ‘a hazardous explosive eruption is possible within hours to days.’ It was a phreatic eruption from the main crater that spewed ashes to Calabarzon, Metro Manila, some parts of Central Luzon and Pangasinan in Ilocos Region, resulting in the suspension of classes, work schedules, and flights.” Read more here

Continuous volcanic activity has affected more than 250,000 lives and caused the evacuation of 70,000 locals.  The damage to houses and people’s means of livelihood is immense and incalculable.

Communities on lower ground are becoming ghost-towns with residents fleeing to higher ground to areas like Ibaan. And still, volcanologists are expecting more violent eruptions that could devastate the entire region.

THE APPEAL

The town of Ibaan in the Province of Batangas, east of Taal, has become one of the evacuation centers. They have asked for help in feeding people and maintaining hygiene. Town folks have opened their homes to evacuees, now numbering over 6000.

Town folks have opened their homes to evacuees, in some barangays (organized residential clusters) there are 170 evacuees. Each barangay is actively helping. The greatest need is for water, blankets, plastic mats for bedding, and canned goods.

TAKE ACTION!

The kind and compassionate Batangueños need our help. Your individual donation of any amount will be appreciated and recognized on our websites and in the Business Chronicles and One Philippines.

And through our new PACC Foundation, all donations will be tax-deductible.  This is our moment in time. For a very small amount of time and money from each of us, together we can make a big difference.

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Please seize the moment and do your part to make a difference in people’s lives!