Women Entrepreneurs Organization of Vancouver Washington

Next WEO Meeting:

Wednesday, February 15, 2012
(see speaker details from last month's meeting)

RESERVE
Reservations MUST be received by the WEDNESDAY prior to the Meeting.
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LOCATION
The Heathman Lodge (click to view their site)

COST
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MEETING SCHEDULE
5:00-5:45        Open Networking and Check-in
6:00pm           Dinner
                      Introductions
                      Spotlight Member Speakers
                      Keynote Speaker
                      Pot Of Gold Give-Aways


THIS MONTH'S DINNER MENU

Hudson's Classic Caesar with Creamy Lemon-Garlic Vinaigrette, Aged Sonoma, Dry Jack and Rustic Croutons

House Breads

Hudson's Alder Smoked Salmon

Pearl Onions, Tomatoes, Mushrooms and Horseradish Cream Sauce

Rosemary Roasted Red Potatoes

Seasonal Vegetables

Seasonal Fruit Crisp with Streusel Topping and Nuts

SPOTLIGHT SPEAKERS (extended details)
1) Brenda DiMuro, Boresha International

2) Liz Ness, Liz Ness Studio

KEYNOTE SPEAKER (extended details)
Michael Holroyd,
"The Power of Volunteerism"

POT OF GOLD GIVE-AWAYS (extended details)

RESERVE
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Comments from WEO Members:

"WEO is a bright spot in my month, a warm place in my heart, and a circle of colleagues who have become friends. WEO is proof that doing what you love will get you where you want to be, especially with the encouragement, support, and guidance of this powerful group of amazing women."

"WEO is a group of fun, interesting women involved in their community while pursuing personal and profession growth through the challenge of small business ownership."

"As a new member WEO offered me emotional and technical support as a new business owner. WEO provides an opportunity to get to know business people on a personal level as a means of determining future business alliances. Throughout the years WEO has allowed me to practice public speaking, learn about group dynamics, contribute to the organization in time allotments consistent with demands of my business, and learn to take myself less seriously. And then there is the chocolate!!"