Virtual Conversation with the Chamber - Open for Business: Building Consumer and Employee Confidence
About This Event
Amid businesses reopening and trying to stay open, the coronavirus threat is ever-present. The ongoing discussion to maintain health and safety balanced with the need to continue to do business is ever-evolving.
Consumers and workers worry about returning to public life as the coronavirus continues to circulate. As government restrictions are lifted, many US consumers see store hygiene as a major determinant in deciding where to shop.
In this webinar, local business owners will discuss the challenges of the current health and economic landscape coupled with solutions and best practices to maintain both employee and customer confidence.
Debra Sweezer
Has worked with youth her entire career. She worked for John Blair Television Station and attended ITT Technical Institute to obtain a business degree, while serving as a mentor for women in the legal system. She quickly learned that intervention was a lot harder than prevention and began her search for ways to be a part of the prevention process. Boys & Girls Clubs was the right placed to begin and she joined the BGCA Movement in 1993 in Central La. Upon completing many collaborations, expanding many programs, and opening three new after-school centers, Mrs. Sweezer moved to Plano, Texas in 1999 to be part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County. Mrs. Sweezer has served the clubs for over 27 years and currently serves in the role of Chief Operating Officer. Mrs. Sweezer is married and has raised 8 children and currently resides in Aubrey, Texas.
Stephanie Henderson
Stephanie Henderson serves as Carpet Tech’s Chief Operations Officer. Henderson has over a decade of operational leadership experience in the consumer services industry. Since taking the helm at Carpet Tech, Henderson has led the expansion of Carpet Tech’s revenue, services, and locations. Her growth strategy stems from hard work, innovation, and team empowerment. During the recent COVID-19 crisis, Henderson has taken a proactive sales, marketing, and service approach, adapting to meet current disinfecting needs as they develop in the marketplace. Henderson is a strong operation professional with a Bachelor's degree focused in Finance from Texas Tech University - Rawls College of Business.
