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“Different Thinking” for a Difficult Economy

Loudoun business leaders join forces to help local companies through a tough economy

The Loudoun County Chamber, the Loudoun CEO Cabinet and more than a dozen business groups and local governments are partnering to support area business owners and executives to contend with the nation’s economic crisis.

Drawing upon the extensive talent and resources of the Loudoun County business community, the partnership is centered on the “Different Thinking” program. This program will be a series of educational seminars and peer-to-peer counseling provided by the County’s leading business owners and CEOs.

The “Different Thinking” program launched on Friday, February 27th, at 10 a.m. at George Washington University’s Virginia Campus with a high level panel discussion featuring five area business owners discussing leadership and strategy issues in challenging economic environment.

For a full list of business counselors from the CEO Cabinet and the Loudoun County Chamber’s Board of Directors, visit the peer-to-peer counselor page.

Partners:

Committee for Dulles
Dulles Area Association of Realtors
Dulles Regional Chamber of Commerce
Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
Loudoun County Department of Economic Development
Loudoun County Economic Development Commission
Loudoun Small Business Development Center
Loudoun Convention and Visitors Association
Town of Leesburg
Town of Purcellville
Business associations in Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg and Purcellville (invited)

Staff: Tony Howard, Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce

Committee: See Peer-to-Peer Listing

Schedule: See details of upcoming seminars