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What’s Next For Texas Businesses: Regions Bank Webinar Series on Texas CEO Magazine

Leaders from Regions Securities, Commercial Banking and Private Wealth Management talk business climate, availability of capital and more in this four-part series.

By Dana Obrist | January 21, 2022

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy, 99.8% of Texas businesses in 2021 were small businesses. The Lone Star state is home to three million small businesses, employing 4.9 million Texans (which makes up 45.1% of Texas employees). As the 9th largest economy going into 2021, Texas offers a business-friendly climate and leads the nation in job creation over the past 10 years, making it an ideal destination for middle-market and corporate businesses alike.

Regions Bank is proud to serve businesses large and small throughout Texas, offering a full suite of financial products, services, solutions and insights to business owners and leaders navigating a changing and challenging economic landscape.

On Jan. 25, 2022, Texas CEO Magazine launched four-part online series What’s Next for Texas Businesses with local market leaders from Regions Bank and Regions Securities sharing their insights on the business climate, access to capital, challenges such as ongoing supply chain issues and staffing shortages, and wealth considerations for business owners. Subsequent events, taking place on Thursdays through Feb. 10, 2022, begin at 2:00 p.m. Central Time.

Below is the full line-up and registration link for each webinar in the series:

1. Stepping Up, Stepping Forward: What’s Next for Texas Business – Session 1

2022 Outlook for Texas Business & Financing Landscape

Regions Securities Dallas executive Brad Campbell discusses the state’s business climate and availability of capital financing for growth-minded companies.

2. Stepping Up, Stepping Forward: What’s Next for Texas Business – Session 2

Keys to Commercial Banking Success

Houston Market Executive John Stacy discusses how the ideal commercial banking relationship can generate corporate growth.

3. Stepping Up, Stepping Forward: What’s Next for Texas Business – Session 3

Navigating Change: What’s Next for Texas Ports & Shipping

Regions Bank Executives Phillip Ugalde and John Stacy review what’s next for the ports and supply chain management industry – in addition to its impact on local communities.

4. Stepping Up, Stepping Forward: What’s Next for Texas Business – Session 4

Wealth Considerations for Texas Business Owners

Chris Cooper, Area Wealth Executive at Regions Bank, reflects on business and personal wealth considerations for Texas business owners.

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