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Top Women-Owned Business Success Series: Mei Xu Woman Entrepreneur
You will be inspired and encouraged to become an entrepreneur after listening to Mei Xu?s odyssey from Tiananmen Square to the United States. Learn how she noticed an undeveloped niche that moved her from being an employee to starting her own company, Pacific Trade International, which includes Chesapeake Candle Company and Blissliving Home, and earns more that $90 million in sales a year.
Join Sabrina Braham, executive coach, as she discovers the secrets of one of the most amazing women CEOs.
Mei Xu Woman Entrepreneur Highlights :
- Learn the career development skill of spotting trends before they happen
- Become a woman leader by discovering the value of learning from the bottom up
- Three suggestions to follow when you are starting your business
- The importance of developing yourself for business success
- How business women can thrive and survive in difficult economic times
- The kind of service that sets your company apart
- Mei Xu Woman Entrepreneur life story will inspire you
- How learning a second language will change your thinking and improve your ability to spot trends
- Standing out while working for someone else
Are you ready to break through your limitations in your business, leadership and life?
Would you like to move to a more profitable level for your yourself and team? Then here are 3 things you can start with right now:
Here are 3 things you can start with now:
1.    Call or email me for executive coaching, consulting or training. (Use Contact Form Here)
2.    For a free career and leadership assessment from me, Go to Career Development Quiz .ComÂ
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What a wonderful, inspiring story! Sabrina, thank you so much.