Entrepreneurship in the Age of Disruption

How to double the size of your business in 5 years or less

In a climate of fierce hyper-competition and commoditization, entrepreneurs must continuously reevaluate their growth strategy, market position and ability to innovate. To maintain competitive advantage requires constant transformation and continuous improvement. At the heart of strategy are difficult choices that entrepreneurs need to make about concentration risk and diversification.

Speaker: Marc Emmer is president of Valencia-based Optimize Inc., a management consulting firm specializing in strategy. His firm has an impressive client list that includes CB Richard Ellis, Fidelity Life, Rio Tinto and more than 100 small and mid-market companies. The release of Marc’s book, “Intended Consequences,” was covered online by Forbes, CNBC and Fox Business, and his blog is syndicated by Vistage, Entrepreneur Magazine and many others. Marc also serves on several boards of directors and was a 2015 SCV Man of the Year nominee.​​​​
WHEN: Friday, September 11, 2015 (Breakfast 7:30 a.m.; Presentation 8 to 10 a.m.)

WHERE: Dr. Dianne G. Van Hook University Center, Room 258, 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road

COST: Non-Chancellor Circle members $20, Chancellor’s Circle members complimentary

RSVP: Call (661) 362-3434 or send email by Sept. 7.