BPW plans annual women's conference
NORWICH – In celebration of National Business Women’s Week, the Norwich Business and Professional Women’s organization is holding its seventh annual women’s conference Wednesday at the American Legion.
Registration will be held 8-8:30 a.m. followed by breakfast and opening ceremonies. Keynote speaker Jude Thomas will speak on balancing home and career. A breakout session with Anne English Russell at 9:30 will be about giving positive images and dressing for success. Another session includes communication skills by June McIntyre Georgia. There will be vendors from 11:15 to noon followed by a luncheon with guest speaker Assemblyman Cliff Crouch. The “Woman of Excellence” award winner will also be announced.
There will be another session on the political process by Elizabeth Garry and women’s health issues by Dr. Elizabeth Tucker. There will be a panel discussion from women from various backgrounds and careers discussing the topic “Women – Rising Stars.” The last event of the day will be a silent Chinese auction.
While mobilizing for World War I, the U.S. government recognized the need to coordinate a women’s organization to pull together available skills and experience. A Women’s War Council was financed through a federal grant and established by the War Department. The original National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s (BPW) Clubs was founded on July 15, 1919. The organization has dedicated itself for decades in the fight for equal rights for women in the workforce. They celebrate women’s success in the work field and give honor and respect for all women’s efforts. The organization sponsorwNational Business Women’s Week which is observed the third week in October each year.
Registration fee is $40 for BPW members and $65 for non-members. For information and to register for the seminar, contact Sheila Beckert at 859-2243.
Registration will be held 8-8:30 a.m. followed by breakfast and opening ceremonies. Keynote speaker Jude Thomas will speak on balancing home and career. A breakout session with Anne English Russell at 9:30 will be about giving positive images and dressing for success. Another session includes communication skills by June McIntyre Georgia. There will be vendors from 11:15 to noon followed by a luncheon with guest speaker Assemblyman Cliff Crouch. The “Woman of Excellence” award winner will also be announced.
There will be another session on the political process by Elizabeth Garry and women’s health issues by Dr. Elizabeth Tucker. There will be a panel discussion from women from various backgrounds and careers discussing the topic “Women – Rising Stars.” The last event of the day will be a silent Chinese auction.
While mobilizing for World War I, the U.S. government recognized the need to coordinate a women’s organization to pull together available skills and experience. A Women’s War Council was financed through a federal grant and established by the War Department. The original National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s (BPW) Clubs was founded on July 15, 1919. The organization has dedicated itself for decades in the fight for equal rights for women in the workforce. They celebrate women’s success in the work field and give honor and respect for all women’s efforts. The organization sponsorwNational Business Women’s Week which is observed the third week in October each year.
Registration fee is $40 for BPW members and $65 for non-members. For information and to register for the seminar, contact Sheila Beckert at 859-2243.
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