Please join us for our next Connect Event in San Francisco
Are you thinking big enought about your business?
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
6:00-8:30pm
Broadway Studios
435 Broadway Street. San Francisco, CA 94133
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Dear ${member.firstname},
You are invited to join us for this special event and network with Women's Initiative graduates who are eager to meet you and learn from your business experience and expertise. Hear business expert Patricia Drain speak about how to look for the hidden gold within your business, share your own experience and knowledge with our clients and respond to their ideas and issues in group networking sessions.
We invite you to bring a colleague or business leader to join you as a Connector at this networking and training event.
Please forward this invitation to other potential Connectors you know, including:
* Masterful networkers
* Executives in large corporations
* Successful business owners
* Movers and shakers in the community
Thank you for your leadership and commitment to supporting emerging women entrepreneurs. We look forward to seeing you and thank you in advance for the gift of your time and wisdom.
RSVP by October 23
Please CLICK HERE to register online.
For more information, contact Emma Maack at emaack@womensinitiative.org
Women’s Initiative is the nation’s largest microenterprise training and funding organization. For more than 20 years, we’ve been providing low-income women with the training, funding and ongoing support to start their own business and become economically self-sufficient.
The women who go through our program not only significantly increase their income and assets, but also launch businesses, create jobs and stimulate the local economy.
Women's Initiative hosts Connect Events to help our graduates improve their networking skills and gain ideas and inspiration to further grow their businesses. These events are an excellent opportunity to connect successful business professionals like yourself with Women's Initiative graduates, who are eager to network with you and learn from you.
For every $1 donated, $30 is returned to the local economy.
