Seven Chief Procurement Officers and Vice Presidents from Fortune 500 Corporations and a non-profit conglomerate representing various industries – Nationwide, Charter Communications, Ingersoll Rand, Boeing, Caesars Entertainment, TIAA, and AARP – will hold a panel discussion on “Global Business and Supply Chain Disruptors – What Are They and How Can Students Prepare to Help Address These Disruptors?”
USPAACC leadership Kurt Nguyen and CEO of TULU Systems LLC is in the news. Its product, TULU PRO, has been named in GOVCIO as one of the Top 10 Emergency Management Solutions for 2018.
USPAACC in partnership with Denny's, Inc., is pleased to announce the 2018 launch of the Hungry for Education scholarship program. Now Open for qualified student applicants, the scholarship program will award scholarships to deserving candidates who share unique, actionable ideas on ways Denny's can help end childhood hunger in the student's local communities.
USPAACC’s newest program, the CPO Council Meeting, was a two-hour consultative discussion held among Chief Procurement Officers of Fortune 1000 corporations held on May 30 during CelebrAsian Procurement & Business Conference.
Held from May 29 to June 1, 2018, at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel & Conference Center in Bethesda, Maryland, CelebrAsian turned the spotlight on the transformative effects of today’s technology-smart world.
The CEO Academy is the latest program developed by USPAACC to embellish Pan Asian American business skills.
PepsiCo Chairman and CEO Indra Nooyi, Conference Chair of CelebrAsian Procurement & Business Conference, held a fireside chat on a wide range of topics on leadership and business growth through innovation in the global economy at the Excellence Awards Dinner on May 30.
Global hospitality company Hilton has won the Most Distinguished Corporation for Diversity Award from the US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce Education Foundation (USPAACC).
May is Asian Pacific American Month, and there is much to celebrate. Asian Pacific Americans have a long and storied history in this country, from the indentured servants who built the Transcontinental Railroads to the important impact Asian Americans have on the world of business, including Silicon Valley’s high-tech industries. They are the oil in America’s economic machine.
Federal government agencies, who are among the highest volume buyers of products and services from small and minority businesses, will show experienced contractors how to “deep dive” into the advanced phase of federal contracting at the 2018 CelebrAsian Procurement & Business Conference.
Winners of the Fast 100 Asian American Business Awards, who earned collective revenue of $2.2 billion last year, will be recognized during the CelebrAsian Procurement & Business Conference, “Smart World: Business – Talents – Technology.”
