Transformation Post Covid

1530 Madison Avenue Southeast,Grand Rapids MI 49507

31 July, 2021

Description

A community event for new and established small business owners. What's Next? Be a part of the conversation. It is with great honor and privilege to invite you to the “Transformation Post Covid Business Exchange Powered by Watercolors 2021” convening July 31, 2021 at the Grand Rapids' Center for Community Transformation. We are excited to offer a stellar line up of state and local leaders. As a new or established business owner you may ask the question "What's Next?"In what will soon be a post Covid world you may further ask how one should pivot in business and adjust to these changing times. Our speakers’ width and depth and range of experience is vast and they have the authority to speak on all current affairs and relative topics concerning our Black communities today. Our keynote speaker Michelle Sourie Robinson , President of Michigan Minority Supplier Development Council brings a wealth of knowledge in building relationships between minority businesses with multinational corporations. In other words she links businesses to capital. As an attendee you will be introduced and inspired by young millennials who have managed to thrive in this unprecedented environment by repositioning their businesses through digital technology and branding themselves as the leader(s) in their respective industries. We are happy to have Speaker of House Emanual "Chris" Welch (state of Illinois) join us as he gives us words of inspiration and charges us to lead with our voices. So much talent in one room, and you do not want to miss this power packed speaker series brought to you by Asher Production. Asher Production was founded on the gift of bringing laughter and unity to an intimate space. Whether it’s an appreciation reception, feeding the hungry, a charitable benefit and/or a special occasion, such as an anniversary or Birthday, events are always produced with love, elegance, and class. Today, Asher Production has evolved, however it still maintains its core qualities: to engage the community and to make a strong economic impact.