The Asian American Chamber of Commerce

Business After Hours at the IKEA Orlando

September 16, 2008

The Asian American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) held a successful Business After Hours networking event on Tuesday, September 16, 2008, at the IKEA store in Orlando (4092 Eastgate Drive, Orlando, FL 32839). IKEA hosted the event as part
of its outreach efforts to the local Asian American community and the general
business community.

“IKEA was very generous in hosting this after-hours business networking event”,
said President Becky Szymanski. “We are very pleased that turnout and participation were high, and that this was one of our more successful meetings.”

John Zurcher, IKEA’s Business Manager [Tel. 407 355-3155 ext
1804], coordinated the networking opportunity, and he gave a short
presentation on IKEA’s ecologically-friendly business philosophy and
products. Mr. Zurcher discussed the many ways that IKEA can assist
new and established businesses in furnishing their offi ces and in making
a great fi rst impression with clients. IKEA has a well-established reputation for providing stylish and cutting-edge furnishings and home
decor at affordable prices. The Orlando IKEA store, which opened on
November 14, 2007, is one of two in Florida.

The AACC, which serves the Central Florida community, was established
in 1986. “AACC’s purpose is to foster networking and business
opportunities, to address the unique business needs of its members,
and to promote general visibility of the AACC members,” said
President Szymanski. Membership is open to all individuals, small
businesses and corporations regardless of ethnic, national,
religious or other affiliation. 

By Glenn R. Leong

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