THE WZCC HOUSTON CHAPTER MEET AT THE NAZC-2010, ON JAN 28TH, 2010 The Houston chapter is blessed with a dynamic group of individuals who are committed to the economic progress of all members of our community and today’s program would not have been possible without their efforts and teamwork. One of the significant outcomes of these Houston’s WZCC sponsored programs has been to strengthen the community bond with networking at a professional business level by interacting with proven entrepreneurs, within our own community and those in mainstream USA. ROHINTON RIVETNA & FIRDOSH RUSTOM ENGINEER, HOSHI MEHTA & KOBAD ZAROLIA HOW TO REJUVENATE WZCC? A brainstorming session on to Rejuvenate WZCC?” was held on Dec. 28, 2010 at the “How InterContinental Hotel in Houston as a part of pre-congress activity. The discussion was mainly centered around chapters in North America. About 25 WZCC members participated in a very intense session. Many ideas were presented. Rohinton Rivetna emphasized that WZCC is not just for business people but also for professionals. He also suggested that under the current economic conditions we should work with placement services even if it is on a paid basis. Firdosh suggested that we prepare a list of speakers who would be willing to travel to different chapters and speak to them whenever possible. He also advised to stop saying it can’t be done and instead just do it! Jim Engineer elaborated on the importance of involving youth at higher levels in each chapter. Rustom Engineer agreed with Jim and recommended that the senior members should provide ample opportunities for young members to be in the limelight. Behroze Daruwalla suggested that we must reach out to other Business organizations and have joint activities.
THE WZCC HOUSTON CHAPTER MEET AT THE NAZC-2010, ON JAN 28TH, 2010 The Houston chapter is blessed with a dynamic group of individuals who are committed to the economic progress of all members of our community and today’s program would not have been possible without their efforts and teamwork. One of the significant outcomes of these Houston’s WZCC sponsored programs has been to strengthen the community bond with networking at a professional business level by interacting with proven entrepreneurs, within our own community and those in mainstream USA. ROHINTON RIVETNA & FIRDOSH RUSTOM ENGINEER, HOSHI MEHTA & KOBAD ZAROLIA HOW TO REJUVENATE WZCC? A brainstorming session on “How to Rejuvenate WZCC?” was held on Dec. 28, 2010 at the InterContinental Hotel in Houston as a part of pre-congress activity. The discussion was mainly centered around chapters in North America. About 25 WZCC members participated in a very intense session. Many ideas were presented. Rohinton Rivetna emphasized that WZCC is not just for business people but also for professionals. He also suggested that under the current economic conditions we should work with placement services even if it is on a paid basis. Firdosh suggested that we prepare a list of speakers who would be willing to travel to different chapters and speak to them whenever possible. He also advised to stop saying it can’t be done and instead just do it! Jim Engineer elaborated on the importance of involving youth at higher levels in each chapter. Rustom Engineer agreed with Jim and recommended that the senior members should provide ample opportunities for young members to be in the limelight. Behroze Daruwalla suggested that we must reach out to other Business organizations and have joint activities.
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