| Members and prospective members, Please come to our next meeting of DTC BPW.
 DTC BPW lunch Wednesday, December 10,
11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Cool River
Members - $18
Guests - $25
RSVP by Monday prior to the meeting. Please pay with credit card on-line at www.dtcbpw.org
Members and guests - $25 without a reservation.
Note: Beginning in January,
there is an additional charge of $10 per person for walk-ins on the day of the event. Seating is not guaranteed without a reservation - Please RSVP early. ~ ~ ~ ~
Note: Full refund with written notice 48 hours prior to the event. |
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DTC BPW members and Greenwood Village Chamber members attend events at member rates. Visit Our Partner
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DTC BPW Leadership
Team Members
303-790-2121 Diana Hutcherson, Treasurer diana@franchise-pro.com 303.751.2788 Polly Letofsky, V.P. Programs pletofsky@csmcorp.net 720-895-0149 Erin Seabold, V.P. Membership erin@boutique4thesoul.com 303-814-8482 Sally Reinemer, V.P. Membership jpsally@comcast.net 303.691.9266 Emily A. Tucker, V.P. Public Relations etucke3@amfam.com (303) 346-2461 Ruby Mayeda, Past President rubymayeda@gmail.com 303-914-9786 Rebecca Moore Leach, Legislation rebecca@investwithresponsibility.com 720.344.5188 Audrey Spencer, Deepen the Connection acbspencer@msn.com 303-913-2055 Rhonda Bolich-Lampo, Professional Development rhonda@TheWELLthyPeople.com 720-344-2153 Laurie Anderson, Woman of the Year Lwa@PrExperts.com303-758-118
Ganette Isaacson, Young Careerist
303.694.4764 |
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Greenwood Village Monthly Luncheon Thursday, December 11, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. gvchamber.com
DTC BPW January Lunch with Dottie Lamm, former First Lady of Colorado
Wednesday, January 14 | |
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Dear , What an inspiration of dedication and hard work to achieve her dreams.
 Kim Christiansen of 9News talked about her career path and the future of television at our last meeting.
Plan now to attend our December holiday celebration with comedian Pierre Jean-Pierre St. Pierre
Colorado BPW sponsored Gloria Steinem  During 10 days and 27 community meetings in Colorado, Gloria's purpose was to supply the information that links our lives to the actions of our government - whether we are Democrats, Republicans, or Independents - especially in this crucial swing state with fourteen initiatives on its ballot; more than in any other state. She was often joined by others citizen experts from non-partisan Colorado groups and the focus was especially on uncommitted voters. Though she made clear that she supported first Hillary Clinton and now Barack Obama, she focused on the reasons in pro-equality, pro-environment and other majority interests.
Even though I didn't always agree with her positions, I value her contributions to society.
Our member of the month is Kathie Seedroff.
Kathie has been a member of BPW since February 2004. She currently serves as President-Elect, is starting our mentor program, and held the position of Secretary in 2007-2008. As a Feng Shui practitioner and clutter clearing coach, she joined the DTC local unit because she loves the 'energy' of the group.
Kathie's business, Simplified Interiors, offers presentations, classes, coaching and certification in clutter clearing, organizing and Feng Shui. Kathie believes strongly in volunteering, mentoring other women in their pursuits, and community involvement. She currently sits on the fundraising committee for Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Denver whose mission is to provide housing and self-sufficiency programs for families experiencing homelessness.
Thank you, Neil McKenzie, for capturing the event with the photos at our meeting. Patty was unable to attend. Visit Neil's web site. Join our LinkedIn Group at
http://www.linkedin.com/groups?viewMembers=&gid=112791&sik=1222192871032
Plan now to attend our Colorado BPW Mid-Year Legislative Conference on January 30 & 31. See Colorado BPW for more information.
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Pierre Jean-Pierre St. Pierre
Please join DTC BPW in celebrating the holidays.
DTC BPW also will honor our CWEE Partners (Center for Work Education & Employment) and celebrate their successes. CWEE provides realistic programs to help low-income single parents and families develop and expand the skills and confidence necessary to obtain continuous, meaningful employment and career advancement.
Wednesday, December 10, at our usual meeting place, Cool River and our usual time - 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
11:10 - Networking tips by Marketing Coach, Carol Naff
Reservations required - dtcbpw.org
Register early. We almost had to turn people away in November. The first 30 people to register for the lunch will be entered in a special drawing for a door prize. |
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Laura Henelund
Karen Evans Karen Ingle Kim Woody
Nancy McKay
Rachel West
 Networking Tips to meet our prospective members |
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Reap the Benefits of Connecting |
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Become a Member in BPW
Mission: To achieve equity for all women in the workplace through advocacy, education, and information, and to promote economic self-sufficiency for women.
Empower Yourself and Others
BPW is open to all women and men who wish to support and participate in our mission, get connected, and develop long-lasting business and personal relationships.
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Opportunities
Sponsors for our Monthly Lunches: Put your company in the limelight as a sponsor. All sponsorships are sold through May 2009. Click here on the Membership page to learn more about becoming a sponsor. Web ads also are available to support our organization.
If you have a door prize to contribute at a meeting, please notify me at dtcbpwpres@comcast.net Your name will be announced from the podium as your door prize is awarded.
Earn BPW bucks as an incentive for building our local organization network. Each DTC BPW member will receive one BPW Buck for each prospective member/guest who attends the meeting when you are there, too. Earn one BPW Buck for every guest you bring to our lunch. You will receive five BPW bucks when your guest joins our organization. Collect 18 BPW Bucks and turn them in for a free lunch. | |
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