International Commercial Insurance brokerage confirmed as an Official Sponsor of 'AI & The Future of Entrepreneurship' Symposium
""We are incredibly excited to bring together such a diverse and dynamic group of speakers and sponsors," says Necole T. Gibbs of Corporate Chics Enterprises, LLC, Managing Director, and CEO. "This Symposium is more than just an event; it's a catalyst for innovation, a platform for collaboration, and a launchpad for the next generation of extraordinary entrepreneurs.""
Prepare for an electrifying fusion of technology, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit! Investor, Author, and Entrepreneur, Ross Y. Dixon is supporting "AI & The Future of Entrepreneurship" Symposium, as one of the sponsors. The Dixon Agency, an international commercial insurance brokerage is excited to be on board.
This groundbreaking event promises to equip aspiring entrepreneurs and future leaders with the revolutionary tools and cutting-edge knowledge necessary to thrive in an AI-driven world.
This isn't your average symposium. Expect a dynamic exchange of ideas from thought leaders in their respective industry as experts which will encompass unparalleled networking opportunities, all centered on the transformative power of artificial intelligence in the business and financial services landscape.
Moderating the symposium are a stellar lineup of subject matter experts, including visionary entrepreneurs, lawyers, venture capitalists, procurement managers, marketing specialists, and pioneering AI innovators, each ready to share their unique perspectives.
Attendees can anticipate:
Insightful discussions on the practical applications of AI across diverse business sectors.
Actionable strategies for navigating the evolving entrepreneurial landscape.
Unprecedented networking opportunities with industry leaders and fellow innovators.
AI & The Future of Entrepreneurship is set to redefine the future of business, empowering attendees to harness the power of AI for positive social and economic impact.
To make the most of this networking opportunity, attendees should come prepared with a clear elevator pitch that highlights their unique strengths and entrepreneurial goals. Bringing business cards and connecting on professional networking platforms like LinkedIn can facilitate ongoing relationships beyond the event. Additionally, researching the speakers and fellow attendees in advance can help identify potential collaboration opportunities and make conversations more meaningful. Two businesses will be awarded grants to assist with their PR and Digital Marketing Services. Two others will receive a personal stylist makeover!
About Ross Dixon
Ross Dixon is a business development advisor with more than 20-years of experience in B2B marketing, and acquisition consultative experience. Ross has serviced marketing and branding contracts for Fortune 100 companies such as Nationwide Insurance, Farmers Insurance as well as Institutional contracts for the likes of Clark Atlanta University and Morehouse College. Distinguished author of Grind to Greatness - A step-by-step Blueprint to Financial Freedom, Dixon offers a compelling blueprint for achieving financial freedom and personal success. This transformative book isn't just a guide; it's a journey through the trenches of entrepreneurship, investment, and personal growth.
Serving also as the Executive Producer of the Prosperity Playbook Podcast, he is committed to providing guidance to entrepreneurs and business owners looking to increase their revenues, business expansion, and strategic partnerships for creating sustainable business systems. Ross Dixon's commitment to empowering financial well-being extends to his role as the principal of The Dixon Agency. The Dixon Agency is a full-service international commercial insurance and financial solutions provider, specializing in comprehensive coverage for Commercial Auto, Property, Commercial Liability, and a range of Annuities designed to secure long-term financial stability.
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