Maria Coyne
From Maria Coyne at Key4Women:
Back in April, we were surprised to learn that the women business owners polled for the Key4Women Confidence Index were largely optimistic that the end of the recession was on the way.
The second survey, conducted by the Center for Women’s Business Research and sponsored by Key4Women in October, indicates these women business owners are seeing the beginnings of an economic recovery.
Sandra Yancey
Friday, November 6 – Luncheon
Catch up with Sandra in Phoenix at the Distinguished Women’s Luncheon on Friday, November 6 from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm. She and other Distinguished Women will serve as panelists and will be discussing “Difficult Economy – Opportunity or Dead End” to be held at the lovely Biltmore Resort & Spa.
To snag your seat you will need to RSVP (by 10/30/09) or get more information by contacting Karol Miller – 989-837-4137 or millerk@northwood.edu.
When: Friday Luncheon – November 6
What: The 13 Annual Distinguished Women’s Forum & Luncheon
Sandra is on panel discussing “Difficult Economy – Opportunity or Dead End”
Where: Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa
2400 E. Missouri Avenue
Phoenix, AZ
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Cost: Guest – $75 Patron – $100 (name recognized in printed program)
(Payment in excess of $75 per person, per place, is tax deductible.)
RSVP by 10/30/09 to:
Karol Miller – 989-837-4137 or millerk@northwood.edu
Reservations will be held at the door.
Sandra & Kym Yancey
Saturday, November 7th – Evening Gala
For great networking, join the celebration on Saturday, November 7, with Sandra & Kym at The 40th Annual Distinguished Women’s Award Gala at the exquisite Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix.
Friends and families of the awardees (Sandra is one of the six!) are joined by community leaders, business leaders and the many individuals, corporations and public and private entities who appreciate the significance of their contributions.
Each year women who previously have received the award return to the ceremony to serve as sponsors to the incoming candidates and to celebrate friendships and accomplishments. To make your reservation for this prestigious gala or get more information, contact Karol Miller – 989-837-4137 or millerk@northwood.edu.
When: Saturday Award Gala – November 7
What: The 40th Annual Distinguished Women’s Award Gala
Where: Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa
2400 E. Missouri Avenue
Phoenix, AZ
Time: 6:30 pm Reception
7:30 pm Dinner – Awards – Dancing
Black Tie
Cost: Guest – $250 Patron – $1000 (name recognized in printed program)
(Payment in excess of $75 per person, per place, is tax deductible.)
RSVP by 10/30/09 to:
Karol Miller – 989-837-4137 or millerk@northwood.edu
Reservations will be held at the door.
Caroline Melberg
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2009 eWomenNetwork's Got Talent Winner, Kat Simmons with eWomenNetwork Founder, Sandra Yancey
Kat Simmons sat in the green room before the 2009 eWomenNetwork’s Got Talent show, writing notes and mentally rehearsing before taking her place on stage.
“I knew it had all come down to this moment,” she recalls. “I knew I had to establish a connection quickly and that I had to be authentic. I am those women (in the audience). I am their voice.
For those of you lucky enough to be there to see it with me, you know Kat’s performance was outstanding!! It’s no surprise that offers and opportunities have been pouring in since the event.
Kat was recently profiled in Nevada’s Record-Courier in a much deserved re-cap of her hilarious performance. Check that out … and then check out the video of her performance for a true repeat performance and a GREAT laugh.
Congratulations Kat — thanks for showing us that “Dreams Really Do Come True!”
Caroline
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Sandra Yancey
Sandra Yancey, founder of eWomenNetwork and producer of The GLOW Project Movie, will be speaking this Wednesday at the Boston eWomenNetwork event.
Her topic? “Reject the Recession? No Way … Embrace it to re-think, re-design and re-invent your business so that it is bigger, better and bolder than ever!”
Sandra will share:
This event is about stimulating your senses and re-calculating your opportunities! Check out all the details and register here today!
Caroline
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As a marketer, I’m always curious about what’s going on in the world of advertising. And in my day, I’ve seen some ads that have been truly wonderful (loosly defined by me as being enjoyable to watch while being effective for the brand being represented) to some that are truly awful (can’t stand to watch them, regardless of whether they were effective – and usually they were not).
This latest campaign that I happened to stumble across surprised me. (Can you guess who is behind it?) It’s quite a clever campaign, and I’m still wondering what to think. It’s a viral campaign that’s spreading quickly online via this blog and Twitter, as well as many other social media sites. The blog is actually a combination advertisement and research tool (visit the Help Me! section). It’s engaging, and it’s easy to see why it’s going viral (i.e., spreading like a virus – only the brand behind this campaign hopes, in a good way).
All that aside – it’s the subject matter I’m curious about … have they crossed the line in their methods of talking about this most “womanly” of subjects — or is it all in good fun?
Check it out here – and then let me know what you think!
Caroline
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