Video Library
Resilience despite adversity
Women in Leadership
Reopening school in a pandemic: The superintendent’s perspective
Education & Workforce / Public Policy
A courageous conversation about race
Women in Leadership
Organized purse to organized person
Women4Women
Economic Development 101
What is the Richardson Economic Development Partnership and what does it do? Susan Kassen, vice chair of the Richardson Chamber of Commerce economic division presents an overview.
USMCA: the latest NAFTA
International Concierge
How will the new US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement impact your business and/or customers? A new free trade agreement between the US, Mexico and Canada adds significant updates to the 25-year-old NAFTA contract, and supports robust economic growth in North America.
RCC Legislative Update
Public Policy Briefing
A special roundtable discussion hosted by the Richardson Chamber of Commerce with U.S. Congressman Colin Allred and U.S. Congressman Van Taylor.
Moving products in a time of crisis
Major international freight forwarders/specialists who are experts in the movement of products answer questions about pricing, availability of cargo space, types of shipments, delivery speed, shipment sizes and more.
Bringing employees back to work
Human Resources Committee
A wide range of employment law, tele-health regulations, and work from home policies will fundamentally change the nature of how we work together now, and will begin to define the "new normal" going forward.
Legal considerations with coronavirus
This webinar discusses myriad issues facing businesses, small and large, as we all navigate the new normal.
Virtual volunteering
Helen M. Dorsey, Texas Volunteer Coordinator for Blue Cross Blue Shield, discusses how we can connect with local nonprofits in the North Texas area through virtual volunteering.
Finding peace in everyday life
Women in Leadership
Ann Ranson, president, Bottom Line 3 Marketing, discusses how to find peace with the many demands on your time, and how you can pivot from a business presentation without losing your cool. Because these pivots require changes - in attitude, energy, and skill.
Selling and customer service at a distance
International Concierge
How will companies reorganize their selling and customer support efforts to be effective and potentially replace the face to face meetings that we have relied on in the past?
Personal branding, strategy for success
Women in Leadership
Jill Slomski, president and owner, Niche Team LLC, discusses actionable steps to create your personal brand.
Telehealth is changing healthcare
The pandemic has brought telehealth into wide use. Panelists with UnitedHealthcare, Texas Instruments, GXA, and Methodist Health System discuss how the quick adoption of telehealth affects all parts of the ecosystem - patients, doctors, health insurance companies, and large and small employers.
Richardson Chamber Virtual Town Hall
Chamber President Bill Sproull and Chamber Chair Stan Bradshaw updated about what they’re hearing from the city and other business leaders. This is followed by a guided discussion leading to concrete next steps toward recovery as we return to growth and progress.
Leading a virtual team
Broker and Developer
Yoram Solomon, author of The Book of Trust and founder of the Innovation Culture Institute LLC, discusses his trustworthiness model is based on years of original research, years of service as an elected official and as an executive, and service at the IDF 35th Airborne Brigade.
Taxes after CARES act
Abbey Garber and Lee Meyercord with Thompson Knight discuss the tax benefits that may be available to your company and your tax filing obligations in light of the steps the IRS and Congress have taken related to the pandemic.
Corporate culture: what makes a great place work
What does it take to be on the Dallas Business Journal's list of the best places to work in North Texas? What is the corporate culture that allows organizations to attract and maintain the best talent?
Growing your business with economic gardening
Growth and Mobility
Economic gardening is an entrepreneurial approach to economic development that seeks to grow the local economy from within, primarily focused on helping emerging growth companies with 10-100 employees expand.
Market research
Imagine how much more effective your sales initiatives could be when you really know who your customers are, and why they buy from you (or not), and if you understood who you are competing against and what sets you apart from the pack.
Managing change
A fireside chat with Gabrielle Madison, Thomson Reuters
This compelling discussion demonstrates that quality time you with valued friends and family that can make a difference in maintaining your work-life balance when inevitable change comes your way.
Maintaining your wealth during COVID-19
The current pandemic has impacted everyone financially in one way or another, and we're all worried about how our investments will handle this current crisis. Has the stock market hit bottom? Should you consider refinancing? How will my taxes be impacted?
Cybersecurity
Shawn E Tuma guides businesses with a 10 point checklist of why and how to protect their data and systems.
Succession planning
Adam Keller of Atlas Wealth Advisors talks about how small business owners can make sure their valuable businesses are in the right shape to either be handed over or at max value to be sold when the time is right.
Online marketing
Joe Constantino, Einstein's Eyes; Colin Hayes, Belo + Company; Tom Gildersleeve, TNT Dental. Having an online marketing system that gets a head-up on the competition is a challenge Presentation begins at 3:30. Paid advertising, 19:00 SMS texting and apps. 26:00 questions to ask your marketing vendor 28:30 AI. Develop your brand story.