Doing Business with United Airlines

Doing Business with United Airlines – UH SBDC Class
When: August 29, 2012, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Where: UH SBDC, 2302 Fannin, Suite 200, Houston, Texas 77002  Directions

Speaker: Layle McKelvey, Supplier Diversity Manager, United Airlines

Topic: Doing Business with United Airlines

Training Highlights

  • Find out what it takes to be invited to participate in United Airlines’ supply chain
  • Discover how and why it’s critical to use a company’s business processes and business units to gain access to opportunities
  • Receive top tips on communication styles that yield results
  • Walk away with the three keys for gaining access to the United Airlines Supplier Diversity Program

Additional Information:

United Airlines Supplier Diversity Website click here.

Connect with Layle McKelvey on LinkedIn

To Register:

Pay at the door Price:   $39.00

Pay On-Line Price:         $19.00

Click Here to Register

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