Chartered in 1983 |
Colorado Springs
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May 2005
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Calendar of
Events
Chapter Meetings are the
2nd Wednesday of each month.
Board Meetings are the
Thursday before the Chapter meeting.
EWI 3rd Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
Friday, June 3, 2005
8:30AM Shotgun
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May 5, 2005 4:30 pm
Board Meeting
Accent Photo
4685 Centennial Blvd |
Date:
Event:
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May 11, 2005
5:30pm Chapter Meeting
Giuseppe's Old Depot Restaurant
10 South Sierra Madre
(see details below)
All Members MUST
RSVP YES or NO
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register guests
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June, 3, 2005, Friday
7:30am Registration
8:30am Shotgun Start
3rd Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
Kissing Camels Club
4500 Kissing Camels Drive
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June TBA, 2005, 4:30pm
Board Meeting
Accent Photo
4685 Centennial Blvd |
| EWI Corporate Calendar |
Spring Conference:
May 13-14, 2005, Universal City Hilton Universal City, CA (Los Angeles) Module 2 of the Academy of Leadership will be offered.
President's Caucus:
September 20-22, 2005,
Salt Lake City, UT
58th Leadership Conference and Annual Meeting:
September 22-24, 2005
Salt Lake City, UT
Contact Linda Williamson regarding Arrow Stage Lines luxury transportation with the Denver Chapter.
Check it out on the EWI website: www.executivewomen.org Members: If you have trouble logging in call the Corporate Office
1-801-355-2800 |
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 Spotlight On...
Donna Vessey Entertainment
Rep: Donna Vessey
Donna Vessey has been a fixture in the local entertainment scene for over a decade. In 1994, she formed her own theatre company, Little London Productions, and for three years provided some of the best comedy theater ever seen in Colorado Springs. In 1997, Donna accepted the position of Vice President of Casting & Directing for a local murder mystery troupe where she performed in over 300 improv murder mysteries. During her tenure in that position she found herself being a resource for companies seeking various types of entertainment. Seeing the need and a business opportunity she formed her own business. Currently, Donna is President and CEO of Donna Vessey Entertainment. Donna Vessey Entertainment provides entertainment for corporate and private events. Along with David, her husband of 30 years, they scour the entire country looking for the best musicians, comedians and entertainers available. With Donna Vessey Entertainment’s extensive files and resources they can provide an event planner with the information they need on a moments notice. They can save party and event planners precious time, money and stress by having already done all of the research.
Donna and David spend a good portion of their time finding and screening new performers. Donna Vessey Entertainment will not recommend a performer until they have seen them in person. With their high standards, event planners can be assured that they are getting the best entertainment available. When a request is made for entertainment Donna Vessey Entertainment provides demo CD’s or DVD’s, references and their own seal of approval to provide assurances that the client is getting the most for their money.
Donna Vessey Entertainment supplies comedians, musicians, key-note speakers as well as décor, ice sculptures, and balloon drops, (extremely popular with local companies planning their holiday party). Her team of décor specialists can turn any room into a saloon, speakeasy, beach party or Mardi Gras. Theme parties are a specialty as well as professional roasting and provide characters to spice up at your party, i.e., Elvis, Santa, Marilyn Monroe, etc. Although the majority of their work is corporate they also provide entertainment for children’s parties from clowns, jugglers, balloon tiers, face painters, mad scientists, giant puppets and stilt walkers. They also specialize in culturally diverse entertainment from German Oompah bands for your Oktoberfest, Mariachi players, African drummers, New Orleans Jazz, and Japanese Taiko to Hawaiian dance troupes and Native American music.
Donna moved to Colorado Springs with her family in 1974. She graduated from Fountain-Ft. Carson High School and married her high school sweetheart. The acting bug had bitten Donna when she was quite young. She started working with local theater groups and acting in commercials. To date, Donna has shot almost 100 local and regional commercials. Her training includes studies at the Arvada Center for Performing Arts in Arvada, Colorado as well as The Second City School of Improv in Chicago.
Today, Donna Vessey Entertainment is the official entertainment provider for the Sky Sox Security Service Field, and their new banquet facility, and will be supplying entertainment for the upcoming State games at the World Arena this summer. By supplying demos on all the talent at her disposal, companies have come to rely on Donna Vessey Entertainment to make their party, retreat or employee recognition a success. Please see their website for more information at www.dvent.biz.
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YOUR VOICE
I took advantage of the March 24th teleseminar offered through the corporate EWI website under Leadership Link/Professional Development E-Zine. The teleseminar was on Work-Life Balance. The speaker was Joyce Weiss of Bold Solutions to Boost the Bottom Line. The topic caught my eye because I am always looking for ways to put more balance in my life between my job and the rest of the world. The teleseminar was held on a Thursday evening at 8 pm. It was easy to register through the website and it was free! Two days before the teleseminar you get an email from the Education Services Coordinator from the Corporate Office with the participant dial-in number and the passcode along with the attachments for the course. I really liked the fact that I could be at home to listen to the teleseminar, relax in a comfy chair and listen without any other interruptions. It was great!
Joyce Weiss did a great job in sharing ways to bring a healthy balance to your life through her book Take the Ride of your Life! We all know that life is getting more and more hectic. We are all working at one or more jobs, fighting long commutes, managing a household, furthering our education, raising children, or dealing with aging parents, volunteering and being involved in community events and serving our local EWI chapter.
She has a questionnaire to see if you are burnout prone. She recommended that you take a Renewal Survey on determining how you are feeling with being able to handle everyday things and she offered some renewal techniques. And then she helped with how you determine what your core values are in life and how to prioritize them, followed up with an action plan to improve your day, week or month. Then it was followed up with a question and answer time.
I was very pleased with the teleseminar. I liked the fact that I could do it from the comfort of my own home, just take it easy, listen and relax. The teleseminar was also available to listen to again for two weeks after the program. So if you missed some of the contents, or took a short nap (too relaxed at home), or needed to refresh your memory, the program was available to listen to as many times as needed. Afterwards, they sent a survey to get your opinion and input on how the seminar went. I really felt good for taking the time to do it and I recommend that you take a look at the corporate website www.executivewomen.org and the professional development link for more opportunities. I know I’m going to keep an eye on more of the teleseminars.
Submitted by Susan Davis. Susan became an EWI rep for Wells Fargo Bank PCS in 2002, and is on the 2004-2005 EWI Board as co-chair of Hospitality.
Do you have a question or suggestion?
The Your Voice column of the EWI Chapter Pulse was created so that all members have a place to:
ask questions; get answers; give suggestions; let us know what we are doing right; let us know what we could improve upon; but, is not limited to the above.
This is Your Voice. The best way to do this is to contact YOUR VOICE committee. The committee will try to respond to all information sent to the committee. The response will either be published in the Chapter Pulse, or to that individual member representative, if more appropriate.
This is your EWI Chapter. In addition to adhering to our mission statement, we want you to get the most out of EWI.
Get Ready to Flaunt Your Business and Talents!!
This year the Cavalcade of Firms has been scheduled for our October 12th meeting at a new and exciting location, The Paragon Culinary Institute, located at Fillmore and I-25. We will enjoy a chef prepared buffet in a very unique jazz club and ballroom setting! For newcomers to EWI, the Cavalcade is basically our own Mini Trade Show. Members who wish to participate in “show and tell” set up booths to showcase, or FLAUNT, their business. It’s a great opportunity to get information to and from our membership, and whether you have a booth, or you choose to stroll and take everything in, it makes for a wonderful evening. For more information about reserving a booth, contact Beth Alexander at 593-9458, email me at beth@cachetbasket.com or watch for sign-up sheets that will be distributed in the coming months.
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2005 Member Firms |
Accent Photo Imaging
ADD Staff
Aqua Prima Center, Inc
Armstrong Moving & Storage
Art of Design, i.d., Inc
B & L Carpet and Interiors
Bahakle Commnications KILO/KYZX Radio
Benefit Designs & Associates
Berniger, Berg, Diver, Noecker, Wood Ellis
BKD, LLP
The Broadmoor Hotel
Cachet Basket Company
Ann Carlisle, PhD, Psychologist
Celebrations by Maggie
Cheyenne Mountain Zoological Park
Colorado Aviation
CS Convention & Visitors Bureau
Colorado Springs Utilities
Casey Cool, Marriage and Family Therapist
The Cool Company
Daniels Chevyland
Donna Vessey Entertainment
Ent Federal Credit Union
The Food Designers
Fremont Elementary - District 11
The Gazette
Gilbert & Gibson Celtic Celebrations
Girl Scouts - Wagon Wheel Council
Goodwill Industries of CS
Handyman Connection
HealthSouth Premier Diagnostics
The Hub Car Wash & Diner
Image by Tia
Johannes Hunter Jewelers
KOAA-TV/Channels 5/30
LaCasita Patio Cafés
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
Lane Affiliated Comanies (Pepsi-Cola)
Lionstone Properties
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Management Advantage
Momentum Advertising & Public Relations
New Leaf
Old West Cigar/Old West Homebrew Supply
Op-Tech Laboratory/Your Eye Company
Orbit Promotions/Lee Wayne Corporation
Page Cafe Internet Consulting
Pass It On
Penrose St Francis Health Foundation
Penrose St Francis/Centura Healthcare System
Physique Transformations Studio
Pikes Peak Cardiology
Pikes Peak Regional Development Corporation
Pioneer Astro Industries
RBC Dain Rauscher Investments
Re/Max Properties, Inc
Sage Woman Herbs
Joan Saucerman, LTC Insurance
Penny Sayre, CPA
Seagate Technology
Shewmaker's Camera Shop
Sinton Dairy
Select Specialty Hospital of CS
Lynn Severson Interiors
Stading & Wood Chiropractic
Sunrise Senior Living
Taylor Travel
Vectra Bank Colorado
Vision for Success
WallaceVision
Wells Fargo Bank
Wilhelm Monument
Woodford Manufacturing
World Savings
YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region
Support Your
EWI Member Firms
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President's Message
EWI 3rd Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
Our president, Linda Williamson, has graciously given her space to Pat Cooper, Chairman of the 3rd Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
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Thank you, Linda, for featuring our upcoming fund raiser in our April Chapter Pulse.
I thought of a few ideas that may help our membership aside from the traditional sponsorship and perhaps provide some tax benefits to help justify the expense to their company.
One idea is to sponsor a golfer that could not otherwise afford the cost of the tournament, or not have the opportunity to play at Kissing Camels Club. Another thought, if the single hole sponsorship is out of ones budget, the opportunity to co-sponsor a hole is available, and we can pair that company with a second company as we receive commitments. Lastly, it is quite customary to have a company invite their clients to play with them. Again, due to the exclusiveness of the Club, this is a nice opportunity to network. Kathy Kelly and Marti Hartman are accepting goodie bag items and door prizes.
Hopefully, the above ideas are opportunities that may help us fund our primary fund raiser. Who knows, maybe next year we can again increase our scholarship recipients?
Again, thank you for your article in the April Chapter Pulse.
Pat Cooper
World Savings
Chairman of the 3 rd Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament
Contact Pat, or one of her committe members, to donate door prizes, sponsor holes, or register for the event.
EWI Golf Committee:
Pat Cooper World Savings and Loan
Bea Steahlin Sinton Dairy
Caroline Easton Sustaining
Diane McCreery The Hub Car Wash
Joan Pierce Accent Photo
Joan Saucerman LTC Insurance
Kathy Kelly Op-Tech
Marti Hartman Woodford Manufacturing
Patty Klase Armstrong Moving
Ruthie Lowen Lionstone Properties, and
Verna Severson Woodford Manufacturing
A word from the President: Thank you members of the Golf Tournament Committee for being committed to this event. Your time and effort is greatly appreciated by the Chapter and the Scholarship recipients!
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News!
Please send submissions for the Chapter Pulse to:
Contact: Beth Alexander
Phone: 593-9458
E-mail: beth@cachetbasket.com
Next Deadline:
May 16, 2005
Please email as
MSWord attachment.
Thank you.
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May 3 Beth Alexander Cachet Basket
May 15 Verna Severson Woodford Mfg
May 20 Lorrie Todd PageCaf é Internet
May 23 Paulette Greenberg Sustaining
May 23 Georgianna Lee Old West Cigar
May 28 Jodie Hatfield Food Designer
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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April - Broadmoor Hotel -
Past, Present, Future -
by Jeannie Roblewsky
WOW! What a wonderful evening!
Our April meeting, held at The Broadmoor, was a great success. As always, the staff at the hotel did a lovely job of making us feel special. Alison Scott and Linda Williamson had the tours of the hotel and grounds ready to go as we arrived, the food was exceptional and the weather could not have been better. As we waited for our tour to begin, or as we arrived back from the tour, there was time to have a glass of wine and sit on the terrace.
During dinner, there were lots of announcements and updates especially about our upcoming fundraiser-The 3rd Annual Scholastic Classic Golf Tournament. We also had the privilege of having several members of the Denver EWI chapter join us for the evening. After dinner, Jim Hayes, from The Colorado Festival of World Theatre, gave a short presentation on this phenomenal new organization. Check out their website at www.cfwt.org for more information on their programs.
The evening drew to a close with the door prize drawings. This month, we had some very special door prizes donated by: The Broadmoor, Accent Photo, Shewmaker's Camera Shop, and the Girl Scouts.
Linda and Allison deserve a big THANK YOU for coordinating this entertaining evening.
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Membership Posting
Firm: Construction Specialties
Rep: Teresa Figueredo, Owner
Excavation Services
Major: Construction Services
Minor:
Excavation
A Note from Membership
Thanks to all of you, we introduced ten new members at the April Chapter meeting. It would be wonderful if we could add at least ten more new members. We have a lot of open categories.
The best way to recruit is to invite a friend. We know women in all these categories who would be great members. Please contact me and I will get a membership packet to you, or I can take one to them. Most women are pleased when they are asked to consider membership.
Some potential memberships are: veterinarian, candy shop, dentist, most doctors, furniture store, flower shop, book shop, coffee shop, art gallery, photography, commercial real estate, bed and breakfast, wine/liquor and there are many more.
Let’s spread the good news about EWI.
Kathryn Flobeck, Membership Chair 592-9860
Welcome 2005 New Members
Aqua Prima Center, Inc.
Kathryn Flobeck
Think tank for water
Art of Design, i.d., Inc.
Kim Griffis
Graphic design and marketing
Donna Vessey Entertainment
Donna Vessey
Corporate business entertainment and commercials
Gilbert & Gibson Celtic Celebrations
Jean Roblewsky
Celtic imports
Handyman Connection
Amy Jones
Handyman Services
HealthSouth Premier Diagnostics
Demetra Shelton
Outpatient diagnostic imaging
Image by Tia
Tia Warren
Image consultant
Pass It On
Dianne Crimble
Estate planning /Business succession planning
Re/Max Properties, Inc
Kathleen Bosley Kershaw
Residential real estate sales
Vision for Success
Kathleen Meyer
Business coaching and consulting services
New Leaf
Linda Bloom
Non-traditional psychotherapy
Wilhelm Monument Company
Judy Wilhelm
Granite memorials, bronze, stone signs
Firm: Sage Woman Herbs
Rep: Valerie Blankenship
Herbal products, vitamins and supplements
Firm: La Casita Patio Cafés
Rep: Janet Sawyer
Mexican Food Restaurants
Firm: Momentum Advertising and PR, LLC
Rep: Laura J. Muir
Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations
Firm: Pikes Peak Regional Development
Rep: Christine R. Ressler
Small Business Loans
Firm: Seagate Technology LLC
Rep: Lynne VanArsdale
Leading supplier of desktop and enterprise disk drives
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May
Chapter Meeting
Focus on EWI
Giuseppe's Old Depot Restaurant
10 South Sierra Madre
(behind the Antlers Hilton Hotel)
Date: Wednesday, May 11, 2005
RSVP Guests & Regrets by:
Friday, May 6, 2005
ALL MEMBERS MUST RSVP YES or NO
See Below
5:30PM - Sign In and Networking
6:00PM - Dinner & Program
COST: $30
wine included
Program
A brief business meeting will be held.
VISON FOR THE FUTURE
Lively round table discussion groups focusing on your EWI Chapter to develop our VISION for the FUTURE
Facilitated by: Kathleen O'Leary
Vice President/ President Elect
Menu
Breast of Chicken Cordon Bleu
Served with Risotto
Garden Salad with Mixed Greens
Garlic Bread and Artisan Rolls
Vanilla Bean Cheesecake
Coffee, Tea, or Soft Drink
Congratulations
Helen Buelke is retiring from the Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau effective May 6, 2005. Helen served as our 1988 President of the EWI Chapter. Congratulations, Helen!
Thinking of you
Ana Golden, Taylor Travel, as you recover from your slip on the ice and injury to your elbow.
Announcements
Dress for Success is a not-for-profit organization that helps low-income women make tailored transitions into the workforce. Each Dress for Success client receives one suit when she has a job interview and a second suit when she gets the job. EWI supports this organization. Clothing may be donated at their boutique located at 2220 East Bijou, Suite 152. The next donation date will be May 21st, 10:30am to Noon. They will accept professional business style clothing. It must be clean, in good condition, and on hangers. They do not accept denim or casual clothes.
Check out their national website at www.dressforsuccess.org.
Did you know that our new member, Tia Warren, Image by Tia, coordinated the fashion show for the Colorado Springs Dress for Success fundraiser event on April 15th?
Congratulations, Tia!
17th Annual Taste of the Springs
Ladies, it's not too late to get your tickets for the 17th Annual Taste of the Springs event to be held Sunday, May 22 nd, from 3 to 6 pm at the Antlers Hilton. Taste and sip your way through a scrumptious variety of fine food and wine presented by more than 50 local restaurants and wine purveyors. All proceeds from the Taste of the Springs help Care & Share's mission to expose the existence of hunger, alleviate its pain, and improve the nutrition of people in need throughout southern Colorado.
Tickets are $65 each, a table of ten is $650, or a Corporate table is $800 and includes early entry into the event at 2:30 pm, and your company name on the table marquis. Contact Care & Share at 528-1247 or board member Cathie John at 228-3011 for info or tickets.
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What Does EWI Mean to Me?
by Kathy Wallace
Why am I here? What does it all mean? Who are these people and why am I hanging out with them?
I have clear answers to those questions in my life, my work, and my friends. And EWI is a big part of all of the above.
I have been an EWI member for about 16 years! Wanda Reaves, one of our founders, got me involved when I moved here in 1988 and began working for the Chamber of Commerce. At that time in my life, EWI was all about meeting new people, networking, and getting to know community movers and shakers. When I began working in banking, I got the bank to join as a member so I could continue networking connections. When I moved to a credit union, I had the credit union join for the same reasons. And now as a full time artist, EWI is even more valuable to me than before!
As my career progressed, and my focus changed over the years, my EWI connection has become more meaningful. I still enjoy the networking, business referrals, exposure and meeting new people that I get each month at EWI. I can truly say this helps my business grow!
But even more valuable to me now are the friendships and long term connections that have been built over the years. By getting involved on committees and on the Board, I have gotten to know members on a personal level that I otherwise would not have known well. And that is of value to me!
So I encourage you to meet new people at each meeting! Join an active committee! Get involved, and the value of EWI will increase for you as it has for me! See you at the next meeting!
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Minutes
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Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting
Colorado Springs Chapter
EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL ®
April 7, 2005
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Call to Order: |
Accent Photo: April 7, 2005 Called to order by Linda Williamson, President at 5:00PM |
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Roll Call: |
Linda Williamson , Kathleen O’Leary, Joan Pierce, Bea Steahlin, Pat Cooper, Kathy Kelly, Kathy Wallace, Beth Alexander, Cathie John, Jean Roblewsky, Marti Hartman, Kathryn Flobeck, Susan Davis, Verna Severson, Lorrie Todd, Patty Klase, Georgianna Lee
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Bea Steahlin made motion to approve minutes from the March meeting. Second by Pat Cooper. Minutes approved.
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Treasurer’s Report: |
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As of 3/31/05 balances are: Operating account $30,645.04 Scholarship account $17,681.36 Endowment $112,275.79
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Communications: |
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Two referrals received from Corporate. Kathryn Flobeck to follow-up with phone calls to interested parties. |
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Committee Report |
Membership – Current numbers: Member firms 64, Second Reps 12, Sustaining members 3, Life members 16, 1 Transitional member, 10 Posted members. Membership postings: Aqua Prima Center, Inc., Art of Design, Donna Vessey Entertainment, Gilbert Gibsons Celtic Celebrations, Handyman Connection, HeathSouth Premier Diagnostics, Image by Tia, Pass It On, Re/Max Properties, Inc., Vision for Success. Kathryn Flobeck to put together a list of open categories to be published in the Chapter Pulse.
Program – Kathy Kelly has programs scheduled through December. Kathleen O’Leary discussed outline for the May Chapter meeting “Focus on EWI” to be held at Giuseppe’s Restaurant. Requested that at least one board member be seated at each table to act as a facilitator and to take notes from the group. Notes to be compiled and comprise part of the September meeting of installation of new officers.
Historian – Nothing to report from Jeannie Roblewsky.
Publication: Beth Alexander has articles for next Chapter Pulse. October Cavalcade of Business Chapter meeting to be held at Cedars/Paragon Culinary Institute on October 12, 2005. Beth led discussion for new name for event. “Flaunt your Business” to replace Cavalcade.
Sergeant-at-Arms – 41 member reps attended the March meeting at the Hub Car Wash and Diner, 1 sustaining member, 0 life members, 0 transitional member, 0 posted members and 20 guests for a total of 62 in attendance. Bea Steahlin to give Kathryn Flobeck, membership chair, names of guests for a follow-up phone call after the chapter meeting.
Ways & Means – Pat Cooper stated that the next three meetings of the golf tournament committee are scheduled for April 26, May 10 and May 24 at her home and invited anyone interested in being on this committee to attend. Major sponsors are still needed before brochures can be printed. Donations needed for 128 goodie bags. A reminder email will be sent out to all Chapter EWI members on Friday April 8 requesting their support and donations. Committee members to follow up with a personal phone the week of April 11, 2005.
Public Relations – No report
Directory – Cathie John requested photos to be taken of new members for the directory.
Hospitality – Susan Davis has been sending “We miss you” notes to members that have missed two meetings. Susan to send a thank-you note to the Hub Car Wash and Diner for their hospitality in sponsoring last month’s meeting, and for all the advertising they have given us on the radio for the EWI golf tournament. A get well and we’re thinking of you card to be sent to Jerry Jo Shires. A care basket to be sent to Donna Berty as her husband is in Intensive Care at Penrose Main Hospital.
Scholarship – Kathy Wallace receiving letters requesting information on EWI scholarship.
Nominating – Marti Hartman compiling prospective new board and committee members. |
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Linda Williamson reviewed attendance requirements from Corporate bylaws with the board. It was agreed that a firm could send an alternate representative if the member were not able to attend the dinner meeting. |
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Linda Williamson and Kathleen O’Leary to attend Spring EWI Conference May 12-14. Linda requested the Chapter Business meeting be included in the May meeting. At the time of planning our second business meeting we noticed that we failed to report our first business meeting was held at the January 12, 2005 Chapter meeting. |
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Announcements: |
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Next chapter meeting: May 11, 2005
Next board meeting: May 5, 2005
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Adjournment: |
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Meeting adjourned: 6:20PM |
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Linda Williamson, Chapter President |
Georgianna Lee, Chapter Secretary |
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E X E C U T I V E
W O M E N
I N T E R N A T I O N A L
Corporate Office Contact
Information
515 South 700 East,
Suite 2A
Salt Lake City, UT
84102-2801
Phone (801) 355-2800
Fax (801) 355-2852
Website:www.executivewomen.org
Email:ewi@executivewomen.org
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To
bring together key individuals from member firms of EWI to achieve
world-class status as an organization through applied standards
of excellence.
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Forge
and cultivate mutual business and professional goals through
personal association and interchange.
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Afford
the opportunities and structure for leadership and professional
development.
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Provide
a wide scope of community, educational, and philanthropic services
and contributions.
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Encourage
flexibility and adaptability in a membership as diverse in its
demographics as in its interest, needs, and staying power
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