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May 2008 Annual Party
Recognizing and supporting the talents of women were the themes of this year's annual event, Julie Gilbert, VP of Retail Training and Leadership Development at Best Buy, provided a provocative keynote address on lessons learned from launching the Women's Leadership Forum (WoLF) - kicking off an exciting evening of good music, great food and wine, and fantastic conversation.
June 2007 Annual Party
Philanthropy, courage, and leadership excellence were at the forefront of this year's annual event. Kaye O'Leary, CFO of Buca, Inc., delivered an inspiring message on leadership during times of crisis. Pam Knous, CFO of Supervalu and Twin Cities Chair of the Go Red for Women campaign, raised awareness of heart disease in women and steps for prevention. Wine tasting, live music, and a silent auction benefiting Go Red completed another great evening celebrating women in finance and accounting.
May 2006 Annual Party
Compelling keynote speaker and trendsetter extraordinaire, Robyn Waters, kicked off another great FEWnet celebration with a conversation on how tracking and observing trends translates into big gains for companies. Other highlights included a CAbi summer fashion preview, jewelry trunk show, wine tasting, and live music by local pianist, Peter J. Sands. Check out the May 2006 edition of Just Dessert for more details.
June 2005 Annual Party
Fun was definitely the theme of the night as FEWnet members came together to listen to keynote speaker and self proclaimed flirtologist, Jill Spiegel, share ways to bring your best self to work; influence others with grace and charisma; and live each moment with energy and confidence. Other highlights included a fun tasting of California wines and live music.
June 2004 Annual Party
Another great celebration of FEWnet and its goal of creating opportunities for women to gather and share best practices, both personally and professionally. Jill Blashak, CEO of Tastefully Simple, kicked off the evening with a fun, insightful conversation about her path in business and her role as an entrepreneurial leader and trailblazer for women. |