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May 2010 Meeting Announced
Media Release & Calendar Item
For Immediate Release
Jessamine Chapter of the ABWA meeting announced
Visitors invited
Summerville, SC—Kathy Berman, 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. Guests wishing to order dinner may do so from the Clubhouse menu. A networking time during which members and guests may meet and greet one another precedes the meeting.
Date: Monday, May 17th, at 6:00
Location: Wescott Country Clubhouse at Westcott Plantation
5000 Wescott Club Drive; Summerville, SC 29485
Directions to the Clubhouse may be found at: http://www.abwasummerville.com/meetings/location-directions/
Time: 6:00 p.m. Networking; 6:30 p.m. Meeting Begins; Dinner is served during the meeting.
Optional dinner: May be ordered from the menu. Cash bar will also be available during the networking time.
Speakers: Andra L. Watkins CPA CMC, founder of POSITUS consulting llc, a small business management consulting firm focusing on small business growth.
Reservations Required: Contact Shirlie Taylor – 843-873-6769 or visit http://www.abwasummerville.com/meetings/ to make a reservation online
For More Information: Shirlie@BusinessSuccessDynamics.com
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About:
The Jessamine Chapter of the American Business Women’s Association’s Mission is: “To bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support and national recognition.” Please visit www.ABWASummerville.com for additional information, meeting times, locations and information on women in business.
Lowcountry Women Votes
According to the Center for Women in Charleston, some years back, there was an informal coalition of women’s organizations called “Lowcountry Women Votes.” The purpose was to encourage more women to register and to vote by providing information to its members.
You can make a difference
The Center for Women and the League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area are trying to revive the coalition in 2010.
As part of our efforts to do so, we are providing a publication with information on how to register and information on various aspects of getting women to become active voters.
You can download this rack card with information how to become registered to vote and how to learn where to vote.