| Networking, social networking–what’s the difference? When it comes to building connections among business owners, not a lot. But you can do both at The Women’s Congress conference in Miami, Florida, from January 24-25. I’ll be speaking there on the topic of “Social Media for Corporate Executives.” The Women’s Congress is a strategic networking, high-level education and sourcing opportunity for women corporate executives, business owners, nonprofit leaders, educators and other professionals across industries, disciplines, levels and cultures. Join thousands of business professionals over two days that will transform your business or career to new heights. | ||
| B2B Sourcing Expo trade show: Access to 200-plus exhibitors and information sessions on January 24 and 25; | ||
| Keynote General Sessions: Access to opening keynote sessions on January 24 and 25; | ||
| Welcome Networking Reception: Access to welcome networking reception on the trade show floor on Thursday evening, January 24; | ||
| Business Matchmaking Programs: Access to one-on-one sessions with company representatives–attendees must be pre-qualified prior to participating; | ||
| Venture Fair: For women entrepreneurs seeking venture capital. A separate $500 application fee applies, of which $150 will be returned if your company is not selected to present to investors; | ||
| Recruiting Job Fair: for women seeking employment opportunities; | ||
| Supplier Diversity/Certification: For women-owned businesses; | ||
| Conference Program: Access to high-level educational sessions in three breakouts on January 24 and 25; | ||
| Champions for Women in Business Awards Luncheon: Access to awards luncheon and keynote on January 24; | ||
| Lunch with a Purpose presented by the United Way of Miami-Dade: Access to luncheon and keynote on January 25. Plus (for those of us in colder climes), the temperatures will be in the delicious 60s and 70s. | ||
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January 17th, 2008 at 11:29 am
If you are a veteran, woman business I would love to hear your story! You can contact Mimi the http://www.navoba.com website