CEOs, Small Business shot callers: Learn ONE thing you must do to be successful in the next 12 months!

The San Diego South Chamber of Commerce is hosting another acclaimed life-changing THRIVE business breakfast and workshop, this month with presenter CEO Focus of Southern California on June 6, from 7:30-9:00am.

Participants will Learn the 51 Fatal Business Errors:

• 3 Errors that cause high turnover
• 7 errors that will directly reduce profitability
• 2 errors that will never let you raise your prices
• 3 errors that will cause you to lose customers

Plan now to attend the largest one day business-to-business Expo in San Diego County! The

Hispanic Business Showcase invites you to connect with dozens of exhibitors and hundreds of attendees for one day in April. Now you have the opportunity to showcase your business and services to other businesses and the public at large.

Greetings!

We need your voice about the future of San Diego! I want to personally urge you to go online and choose. I did it and over 10,000 San Diegans have so far.  We need your opinion! Like me, you call South County home and we want our communities to prosper. Wouldn't it be great if we could have a world class university? How about more jobs? That's only going to happen if you make your voice heard.

Wow! We can't believe it's already 2012. The start of a new year is very refreshing.This is going to be the year that we will discover new opportunities and thrive! We can look back at last year and say: Thank God I went through some of those tough times and errors. You'll be better poised this year as a result of having learned so much, grown your professional relationships, and created a solid foundation to be victorious in 2012. We're confident that our members will see this vision come to fruition just as we're confident the chamber will share in their victories.

There were many things that occurred in 2011. Most notably, perhaps, was the centennial celebration for the city of Chula Vista. Elected officials, community members and businesses weighed in on the good, the bad and the ugly of 2011.

“Looking back, we need to, as a business community, be more vocal on the return on investment for the state,” she said. “We needed to send that message earlier and stronger.”
Herrera agreed.
“We’re missing out on some things by not being aggressive,” Herrera said. “We can’t have this notion that we’ve got to just get through the economy; we’ve got to break through it.”