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    Professional Women’s Group Quarterly Luncheon

    October 6, 2016No Comments
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    Cottonwood AZ (October 6, 2016) – The local Chapter of Professional Women’s Group is holding their quarterly luncheon of 2016 on Tuesday October 18, 2016. The luncheon is at the Cottonwood Recreation Center from 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM and includes a speaker presentation, networking opportunities, and a catered lunch by Jerona Cafe. And, you won’t want to miss the fabulous raffle and door prizes.

    Pre-registration for this event IS required and you can sign up at www.pwgaz.org.

    The event cost $10.00 – lunch included. Walk-ins $15.00 – lunch not guaranteed. Walk-ins are welcome.

    The speaker is Mary Cravats sharing the Six Essential Strategies for Success to Make it Big in a Small Town. Please join us to learn how to break out and turn your big dreams into a reality.

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    Former Verde Valley local, Mary is preparing a theoretical work session for us, complete with practical tools and significant mindset shifts to get immediate results to move your business forward. She delivers simple ideas with clarity and motivation and ways to put them into action immediately. You won’t want to miss this luncheon.

    The Professional Women’s Group is committed to igniting personal and professional growth with events focused on inspiring women through networking and education.

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