CEOnetworking Competitors

Mission: Fostering CEO success through the cultivation of exceptional business leaders. The Atlanta CEO Council was founded in 1999 by Palaniswamy “Raj” Rajan and Vinod Keni, two successful technology entrepreneurs who identified the need for a meritocratic organization to connect Atlanta’s burgeoning business leaders. Membership in the Council has always been based on demonstrated ability rather than just personal connection, creating an egalitarian yet exclusive environment of top executives. In 2002, the Atlanta CEO Council established the Atlanta CEO Council Venture Forum to connect entrepreneurs with the capital they needed to grow their businesses. This innovative platform transformed the Southeast’s investment ecosystem by introducing the region’s highest-potential companies to top-tier investors from around the world. Now known as Venture Atlanta, the forum has led to $1.5 billion in investments, created $13 billion in successful exits, and gained national recognition as the Southeast’s premier investment platform. Throughout its history, community service has been one of the core pillars of the Atlanta CEO Council. Partnering with organizations that nurture the next generation of CEOs allows Council members to give back to their community, strengthening the virtuous life cycle of entrepreneurship throughout Atlanta.

Denver Executive Association members are owners, CEO's, President's or decision makers of companies with solid reputations for providing quality services and products. The membership is focused on partnering with each other and promoting professional and personal growth. Everyone capitalizes on one another's contacts and resources through lead sharing and building relationships. The Network covers Denver and the State of Colorado as well as the US and International markets. Some of the review criteria include: Number of years in business—Must have been in business in the Denver area for one year; if company is a branch/division of a larger company they will be considered; Key individual in organization Business classification—Based on 60% of business Classification conflict with another member Company/individual stature in industry—Reputation; We meet for a breakfast meeting the 1st and 3rd Tuesday every month at 7:00 am. For more information please email director@denverea.com. (read less)

Asia-America Chamber of Commerce is a volunteer organization, comprised of an Executive Office, Board of Directors and CEO Advisory Board. Asia-America Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit organization. The Chamber provides a variety of valuable resources, networking opportunities, relationship-building and in-country expertise to help companies in Asia and New England find mutual points to identify, grow and expand business opportunities. For further information about the organization, contact: Tony Zhang, Chairman, Board of Directors