Monday July 18, 2011 – Monday July 18, 2011
5264 INTERNATIONAL BLVD
Description:
Monthly meeting of the ABWA membership. Guests welcome.
Our meeting includes networking and dinner and a presentation. Our presentation will focus on professional development that can be used in your business operations.

At our May meeting we’ll be joined by Gail Montgomery from East Cooper Community Outreach well known to locals in Charleston as “ECCO” to accept our donations of professional women’s clothing and tell us a little bit about ECCO and what they do to help women re-train and/or enter the workforce.
Please remember to bring your donations for ECCO to help women have quality professional wear to enter the job market.
Don’t forget! Register for our upcoming meeting Monday, March 21, at 6:00 p.m.
Please go to Meeting Registration to reserve your spot!
Our speaker will be Dr. Tron Malachowski a specific chiropractor in Summerville.
Dr. Tron Malachowski graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, and then enrolled in the Kale TIC Institute for postgraduate studies in Upper Cervical Specific chiropractic. There Dr. Tron studied directly under Dr. B.J. Kale, the son and legacy of Dr. Michael U. Kale, a master practitioner of specific chiropractic.
In order to better serve his community, Dr. Tron unveiled his signature Healthy Living – God’s Way program. Through this effort, Dr. Tron has helped the state of South Carolina lose a combined weight of over 600 pounds. Dr. Tron has been awarded the prestigious Kale Network Visionary and Esteemed Kale Excellence Awards for this work. Currently Dr. Tron is working on a research study on Parkinson’s disease, which hopes will gain international publication.
To register for the meeting, please click here.
Monday March 21, 2011 – Monday March 21, 2011
5264 International Blvd
Description:
Attend the ABWA Jessamine Chapter Meeting on Monday, March 21, 2011 at the Holiday Inn North Charleston Convention Center.
Our meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. and includes a dinner presentation and networking.
Business owners, entrepreneurs, senior staff members and executives are all welcome.
President Carla Jimenez has announced a new meeting location for the American Business Women’s Jessamine Chapter.
Beginning with the January 24 meeting, our meetings will be held at the Holiday Inn Airport-Convention Center in North Charleston. The new location allows us a wider range of menu selections, eliminates having to select your meal choices in advance and incurs less overhead for the organization. Directions to the meeting.
Please join us for our January 24th meeting when our speaker will be Ivey Baird talking about the very timely topic, “Getting Your Books in Order.”
Linda Ketner to speak to Business Women
Topic: Making a Difference: Corporate Citizenship
Summerville, SC—Carla Jimenez, President of The Jessamine Chapter of the ABWA (American Business Women’s Association) announces the next monthly meeting of the group.
The ABWA invites all interested area businesswomen to attend. Meetings are approximately two hours long and include a guest speaker. A dinner will be served. Cost is $20. A networking time during which members and guests may meet and greet one another precedes the meeting.
Date: Monday, November 15, at 6:00
Location: Embassy Suites, North Charleston
5055 International Boulevard, North Charleston, SC
Time: 6:00 p.m. Networking and open bar prior to the meeting in the Atrium Bar; 6:30 p.m. Meeting Begins; Dinner is served during the meeting. Cost per person is up to $20. Open Bar
Speaker: Linda Ketner is our featured speaker. Ms. Ketner, is the President and co-founder of KSI Leadership & Management Development. She is the founder of Women’s Fund, Ketner Fund, and the Fund for Social Justice at the Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina, and she oversees grants to organizations working for solutions to community problems. In 2008 Ms. Ketner was a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives.
Ms. Ketner will speak about “Making a Difference: Corporate Citizenship.” She will share her perspective on how women in business can help improve the community through leadership in organizations, volunteering, donations, or mentoring. Ms. Ketner will share insights from her years in business and how her involvement in the community has enriched her business and her life and the differences that have happened because of it. To read more about Ms. Ketner, please go to our Featured Speaker page.
Registration Requested: ABWA’s online registration page.
Jessamine Chapter of the ABWA meeting announced
Visitors invited
Summerville, SC—Carla Jimenez, President of The Jessamine Chapter of the ABWA (American Business Women’s Association) announces the next monthly meeting of the group.
The ABWA invites all interested area businesswomen to attend. Meetings are approximately two hours long and include a guest speaker. A light dinner will be served. Cost is up to $18. A networking time during which members and guests may meet and greet one another precedes the meeting.
Date: Monday, August 16th, at 6:00
Location: Embassy Suites, North Charleston
5055 International Boulevard, North Charleston, SC
Directions to the meeting may be found at: http://www.abwasummerville.com/meetings/location-directions/
Time: 6:00 p.m. Networking and open bar prior to the meeting in the Atrium Bar; 6:30 p.m. Meeting Begins; Light dinner is served during the meeting. Cost per person is up to $18. Open Bar
Speaker: Suzanne Green, of Millie Lewis Charleston who will present a program on Business Etiquette.
Reservations Requested: Contact Donna Vellon – (843) 486-3966 or visit http://www.abwasummerville.com/meetings/ to make a reservation online
For More Information: info@ABWASummerville.com
The Charleston / Summerville chapter of the American Business Women’s Association has a new meeting location. Beginning August 2010, all our monthly meetings will be held at The Embassy Suites in North Charleston.
Our new location is conveniently located in the center of the lowcountry, making it easy for guests from downtown Charleston, Mt. Pleasant or Summerville to get to meetings.
Our networking still begins at 6:00 p.m. with our meeting at 6:30.
According to President Carla Jimenez, the Embassy Suites is “designing a special menu… tapas and light fare dinners for the summer/fall.”
We’re looking forward to you joining us at our upcoming meeting! To RSVP for the meeting, please respond using our form.
Lowcountry women are invited to join the League of Women Voters in celebrating 90th anniversary of both the League of Women Voters and the ratification of the 19th Amendment that extended voting rights to women.
This letter from Mary Horres offers more information:
This year marks the 90th anniversary of both the League of Women Voters and the ratification of the 19th Amendment that extended voting rights to women. We will be celebrating both these triumphs with a dinner on Thursday evening, August 26, 2010, at the Town and Country Inn & Conference Center. I am writing to invite you and your membership to participate in this once-in-a-decade event.
Inez Tenenbaum, Chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, will be our keynote speaker, and we will be recognizing the contributions of eight women of distinction in public service from our tri-county region as well. Honorees include Colleen Condon, Charleston County Council; Kristi Harrington, Judge, 9th Judicial Circuit; Jacquelyn Heyward, Mayor, Town of Hollywood; Deadra Jefferson, Judge, 9th Judicial Circuit; Wilhelmina Moore, Berkeley County School Board; Thomasena Stokes-Marshall, Mt. Pleasant Town Council; Scarlett Wilson, Solicitor for the 9th Circuit Court; and Annette Young, SC Legislator.
The League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area is a non-partisan, non-profit political organization of both men and women who are committed to building better communities and a stronger democracy. The League conducts numerous activities in our tri-county area to educate citizens on public policy issues and to encourage informed and active participation in government through voter registration and non-partisan candidate forums.
We invite you to celebrate these important milestones with us and request your help in notifying your membership of this opportunity. We kindly ask if you would post this information on your organization’s email newsletter and website, or any other method your organization communicates with members. Tickets can be purchased online at our Charleston League web site www.lwvcharleston.org for $60.00 per person.
I hope you and your membership will join us in celebrating these milestones of 90 years for the voting rights of women and the establishment of the League of Women Voters and to recognize the public service of eight distinguished women of our community. Members of our League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area will contact you over the next week to discuss your participation.
I thank you for your consideration of this request. If you would like more information or have questions, please do not hesitate to contact Stacey Lindbergh by email (slindbergh@homesc.com) or telephone (437.1751).
The right of voting was hard won. We must remember it is a privilege and responsibility. If you’d like to share this with your staff and colleagues, the flyer provided by them is her for you to download.