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Please consider joining Business Alliance for mutual partnership with
the College of Business & Public Administration. This organization
is the primary programmatic link between the Inland Empire's largest
business school and executives who are seeking opportunities to network
with students and faculty, as well as with each other.
Business Alliance membership is
offered at two levels:
Some of the many benefits benefits of
membership include networking opportunities with peers,
quality conferences / workshops and
enjoying quick access to the College's students and faculty.
Members receive complementary invitation to CBPA events and many other
benefits listed
in the brochure:
An exciting Executive Briefing Series
on Leadership has been organized for the com- munity. Hear
eight outstanding speakers on leadership for eight weeks in a row.
Register now for the Briefings to be held on Thursdays from 7:30 -
9:00a.m. from January 24 through March 13. You may
register online or
download the registration form to fax back with credit card
information or to mail back with a check. Topics attack leadership
from eight different angles, ranging from branding to self-discovery and
ethics to an entrepreneurial mindset.
Photo: Pictured with Graham Stedman
(center) are Business Alliance members DeeAnn Chandler of
Springboard Consumer Credit Management and David Dutchen of Enterprise
Rent-A-Ca
 An Executive Briefing and Book-Signing with
Stedman Graham
was sponsored on January 25, 2007 in the
Palm Springs
Convention Center.
Mr. Graham graciously signed books and more books for Business Alliance
members and other attendees. The Briefing was co-sponsored by
Business Alliance and Business Press, and presented by Wells Fargo.
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College
faculty and administration are committed to reaching out to the business
leaders of the region to ensure that the College is responsive to their
needs. The Business Alliance program offers that opportunity. In turn, if
you seek to promote educational and economic growth of the