We know fall is just around the corner, but for so many the LTB 2013 business summit was a summer hit that hasn’t faded.
The innovative June 11th business conference was the first of its kind in our community, and has made a lasting impact both on entrepreneurs with budding start-ups and CEOs with established companies at the height of their careers.
While spending time in the Catskills this summer, I learned an important business lesson. But not from a successful CEO or a famous Wall Street investor or a wealthy real estate tycoon.
Rather, I was taught this valuable lesson by my ten year-old son Shimshy.
After watching other children racing against one another in the swimming pool, Shimshy decided he wanted to join them. There was just one small problem: he didn’t know how to swim.
Summer is here. The epic battle between air conditioner and heat wave has officially begun. Armed with a glass of ice-cold lemonade in one hand and a sweet chunk of watermelon in the other, you suddenly come to the realization that the fiscal year is more than halfway over.
You start sweating. And no, it’s not because of the scorching July weather.
It’s time for you to reflect on your corporate state of affairs. Have you reached the goals that you set for yourself at the beginning of year? Are you at a particular stage in business you’re satisfied with? In which areas have you succeeded? Could you be doing better in others?
Welcome to the LTB 2013 Live Blog!
We are in for an exciting day! It is Ptex Group’s very first LTB Summit, bringing in over 500 businesspeople from the Jewish community to discuss a innovative business concepts and strategies with America’s top entrepreneurs and corporate speakers. Make sure to stay tuned on this browser for continuous updates throughout the day as I Live Blog from the conference at the beautiful Dyker Golf Course. Okay– Let’s Talk Business!
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We exist within networks.
Networks of arteries transport our blood, networks of sewers keep our water flowing, networks of power lines light up our streets, and networks of people maintain the motion of our businesses.
LTB 2013’s Power Break is an exciting opportunity to enhance the powerful network of leaders in the Jewish business world. The Power Break presents a time to reach out and create connections within this growing network. The relationships made during the Power Break can become the foundations for new business alliances. This segment of the conference is a pause from the breakaway sessions and event speakers, and is a time for the participants to make lasting impressions on potential future business associates.
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