Headshots and Networking and CEDS Exam Prep, oh my! 😉 Join the ACEDS Houston Chapter on November 13th for a fun event in H-town!

The event – Headshots and Networking & CEDS Exam Roundtable! – will be held Wednesday, November 13th from 5pm to 7pm CT. For those in the Houston area, the event will be held at The Ion at 4201 Main St., Houston, TX 77002 and we’ll meet in Chevron’s Launchpad Suite. For those who don’t know about The Ion, it’s a revitalized iconic building that was once The Sears on Main Street! And they even validate parking for those who park in the ION District Parking Garage!

Here’s what’s happening:

We’ll enjoy drinks and lite bites, THANKS to our event sponsor Purpose Legal!

Houston professional portrait photographer Paul Carrizales will be offering $25 HEADSHOTS (typically $179 for a personal session). You’ll receive 2 digital photos with a blurred background. Check out Paul’s website to see his work Headshot Photographer | Paul Carrizales Photography | Houston.

Bring your CEDS Exam questions & answers, tips & tricks, and success stories to share during a casual CEDS Certification Exam roundtable.

Whether you’re looking to freshen up your LinkedIn profile or connect with like-minded individuals in the field, this event is perfect for you. Don’t miss out on this chance to enhance your career prospects! Register here today!

So, what do you think? Do you need a new headshot, want to network with other H-town eDiscovery professionals or prepare for the CEDS certification? If so, RSVP to attend next Wednesday, November 13th! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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