HOTCHAT is CRMSDC's podcast featuring conversations that matter to minority-owned businesses, small businesses, and the organizations that support them. Each episode explores timely business topics, emerging technologies, procurement, access to capital, leadership, entrepreneurship, and the trends shaping today's economy.
HOTCHAT Minority Business Connections with CRMSDC
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Podcast Overview
HOTCHAT is CRMSDC's podcast featuring conversations that matter to minority-owned businesses, small businesses, and the organizations that support them. Each episode explores timely business topics, emerging technologies, procurement, access to capital, leadership, entrepreneurship, and the trends shaping today's economy.
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Recent Episodes
July 13, 2023
Loida Lewis | “Why Should Guys Have All the Fun?”
<p><strong>Mrs. Loida Lewis joins President Pinder to discuss “Why Should Guys Have All the Fun?” </strong>The widow of Reginald F. Lewis, one of the first Black billionaire businessmen, is a remarkable woman who has experienced incredible success and growth in both her personal and professional life. Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to gain insights that can help you on your own journey towards personal and professional fulfillment.</p> <p> ----</p> <p>Order the Book: <a href="http://bit.ly/whyshouldguys" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/whyshouldguys</a></p> <p>“WHY SHOULD GUYS HAVE ALL THE FUN?” is a fascinating true story about how an ordinary Asian American woman achieved extraordinary things by following her heart and taking charge of her own destiny.</p> <p>----</p> <p>About CRMSDC | It is our mission to feature dynamic one-on-one conversations with CEOs, contracting officers, minority businesses, supplier diversity professionals and procurement leaders from some of the leading companies in America via our Hotchat Podcast discussions. We will highlight the challenges, success stories, resources and opportunities that exist for our vast network of MBEs, and we will spotlight our corporate partners who share our vision to help drive economic development, equity and inclusion within their organizations across the country. </p> <p>Sharon R. Pinder, President & CEO, CRMSDC</p> <p><a href="http://www.crmsdccares.com">www.crmsdccares.com</a></p> <p><a href="http://www.crmsdc.org">www.crmsdc.org</a></p> <p>Stay connected & follow us @crmsdc on all of our social media platforms – Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter & Instagram</p>
May 12, 2023
Allison Seymour | Traditional Media has Space for You
<p>In this age of internet and interconnectivity, we find ourselves constantly looking for a new way of doing things. Sometimes we should take another look at methods that have worked for generations. President Sharon Pinder has amazing conversation with Emmy® Award-winning anchor Allison Seymour to discuss ways traditional media can still be effective in your marketing strategy.</p> <p>We hope you enjoy this episode of HotChat Minority Business Connections</p> <p>----</p> <p>About CRMSDC | It is our mission to feature dynamic one-on-one conversations with CEOs, contracting officers, minority businesses, supplier diversity professionals and procurement leaders from some of the leading companies in America via our Hotchat Podcast discussions. We will highlight the challenges, success stories, resources and opportunities that exist for our vast network of MBEs, and we will spotlight our corporate partners who share our vision to help drive economic development, equity and inclusion within their organizations across the country. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Sharon R. Pinder, President & CEO, CRMSDC</p> <p>www.crmsdccares.com</p> <p>www.crmsdc.org</p> <p>Stay connected & follow us @crmsdc on all of our social media platforms – Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter & Instagram</p> <p> </p> <p><br></p>
April 4, 2023
Coffee, Tea & Hot Sauce!
<p>This HotChat panel of retail trailblazers spotlights the power of belief in self. This captivating conversation between President Sharon R. Pinder, Savannah Mitchell (Sunday Morning Coffee), Ikisha Little (The Sweet Life of Tea), and Tracey Tisdale-Richardson (Lillie’s of Charleston) is the perfect way to celebrate <strong>Women's HERstory Month.</strong> We hope you enjoy this special edition of <strong>HotChat Minority Business Connections</strong> ---- About CRMSDC | It is our mission to feature dynamic one-on-one conversations with CEOs, contracting officers, minority businesses, supplier diversity professionals and procurement leaders from some of the leading companies in America via our Hotchat Podcast discussions. We will highlight the challenges, success stories, resources and opportunities that exist for our vast network of MBEs, and we will spotlight our corporate partners who share our vision to help drive economic development, equity and inclusion within their organizations across the country. Sharon R. Pinder, President & CEO, CRMSDC www.crmsdccares.com www.crmsdc.org Stay connected & follow us @crmsdc on all of our social media platforms – Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Twitter & Instagram</p> <p><br></p>
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