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Community Discussion: Maximizing Your Business Relationships
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Instructor Kaitlin Petersen, Crans Baldwin, Chuck Chewning and Marika Meyer, May 11, 2020; 1:00 - 2:00 EST. Online
May 11, 2020 1:00 - 2:00 EST
Online

No matter what kind of client you’re pitching, many of the sales and customer service strategies you employed pre-COVID have no place in your toolkit now. In a wide-ranging conversation with Crans Baldwin, Chuck Chewning and Marika Meyer, we talk about finding ways to add value for your clients, what designers really want and need right now—and why relationships matter more than ever.

Join the Community Discussion

Business of Home debuts Community Discussion, a biweekly series of interactive Q&A webinars. Hosted by BOH editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen, the series explores how COVID-19 is impacting interior design and the home industry—and how designers and brands should respond. Tune in every Monday and Friday at 1:00 p.m. EST. 

BOH Insiders will receive email communication with the link to join the session. If you’re not a BOH Insider, you can join here, or email membership@businessofhome.com with questions.

Kaitlin Petersen is the editor in chief of Business of Home

Crans Baldwin has helmed 7 companies in the design industry and is the founder of Crans Baldwin & Associates LLC, an active industry consultant and representative for several luxury fabric, wallcovering, showroom and furniture companies.

Chuck Chewning has more than 30 years of experience in luxury residential, hospitality and preservation interior design. Today, he runs his own design business, Charles H Chewning Interiors, based in Savannah, Georgia. He joined the iconic American lifestyle brand Donghia in 2008 as creative director, a position he held for eight years in New York City. In 2014, Chewning became design director of Studio Rubelli, the interior design division of the Rubelli Group, where he worked on prestigious hospitality and residential projects around the world.

A native Washingtonian, Marika Meyer is known for creating elegant spaces that are well-proportioned and sophisticated yet welcoming and livable. Drawing on a background in interior design and her study of painting, Meyer launched her boutique textile collection in 2016, which offers handmade fabric and rugs to the trade.