PBWC Strategic Partners

San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce www.sjchamber.com The San Jose Chamber of Commerce (www.sjchamber.com) is the largest business organization serving the Silicon Valley. Its mission is two-fold: To provide direct services to help its members succeed, and to advocate public policy that protects and enhances the economic climate. The Chamber provides: Education: Training and information to help owners and managers run their business better. Advocacy: Addressing key issues to maintain our legendary economic climate. Resources: Providing benefits and information to improve your bottom line. Networking: Helping you make contacts to exchange ideas and business cards. The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce has 1,800 members representing nearly 175,000 employees. The Chamber is celebrating its 115th year of representing business and quality of life issues in the Silicon Valley region.

 

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce Women in Business RoundtableThe Women in Business Roundtable is the most successful on-going networking event of its kind in the country. Founded in 1993, the Roundtable's mission is to provide high-quality programming and networking opportunities to professional women and women business owners. Since its inception, the Roundtable has grown to an average attendance of 300 women at each event, and is supported by over forty Bay Area women's organizations. We attract dynamic, achievement-oriented women who are interested in expanding their professional and personal horizons. www.sfchamber.com - see Women in Business Roundtable under Calendar of Events"

San Francisco State University College of Extended Learning www.cel.sfsu.edu The College of Extended Learning at San Francisco State University has  nationally acclaimed curricula and faculty members who are leaders in their  fields. Certificates and training series include: - Multimedia Studies - Information Technology   - Human Resource Management  - Professional Communication Skills  - Customized training for corporations and strategic partners, including  PBWC   You can also rent DSL-Internet connected seminar rooms and computer labs at   the SFSU Downtown Center.  To register and pay for .7 continuing education units (CEUs) for your participation in the May 2, 2001 PBWC Conference, visit the SFSU-CEL booth in the exhibit area between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 pm. For more information contact Dana Claire (415) 405-7780. For a free catalog with hundreds of classes, call (415) 405-7700 or visit www.cel.sfsu.edu For corporate training in IT and multimedia, contact: Julie Barnathan, jul@sfsu.edu, (410) 405-7711, or visit http://msp.sfsu.edu.training