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There are prosperous associations of entrepreneurs who gather to support, motivate and guide each other, to overcome challenges, leading to greater success—for each company and the community at large. The EO community has had an exponential impact on me. Unity in Community. We are all one community. I am a proud Filipino.
In 2001, while serving in the Hawaii Air National Guard, I started working for ABM Onsite Services as the Administrative Assistant. I had the support of other business owners in the community who encouraged me to leave. I attribute these recent awards and recognition to our leadership team. I am forever grateful for that moment.
Within a few days of 11 September 2001, I purchased plane tickets for optional personal travel. We owe it to our families and our communities to spend money locally. Bruce Stanger is a partner at Stanger Stanfield Law and an EO member in Connecticut. That winter, our holiday trip was dinner and a show on Broadway in New York.
As the CEO of Jellyvision , Amanda has been a key figure in driving the company since its founding in 2001. Under her leadership, Jellyvision has become one of Chicago’s fastest growing tech companies. From all of us at HPA and from the greater Chicago tech community, cheers to you, Amanda!
I got the sense that their feeling is, “What’s the point of running a business if you’re not completely involved in what’s happening in your community?”. I’ve heard EO members say, “Well, my business tanked in 2001, and I figured it out, so I can figure it out again,” or “I’ve been bankrupt four times.
It was causing discrimination and fractures in our community. We needed to build our one EO community. Did you know that my first time ever speaking in front of a crowd was at 2018 EO Global Leadership Conference (GLC) Toronto ? It is time to focus on family, our home, our business and our community. And I did it!
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