Our July 31st event at the Ann Arbor Art Center is SOLD OUT! Obviously, local business leaders were looking for a fun, artsy networking event this summer. I personally can’t wait to hang out with 120 smart women (and maybe a few men too!) who want to talk about art, business, and life while consuming yummy wine and scrumptious cheese.
If you didn’t register in time, you can still join us after 7 PM at the Earle for more eating, drinking, and schmoozing - with happy hour prices all night long!
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Check out our video and register for our July 31st networking-art-show-happy-hour-extravaganza!
Hey all you brilliant business leaders, seasoned managers, brave entrepreneurs, and aspiring executives! Register for the next WXW event on July 31st from 5 to 7 PM at the Ann Arbor Art Center. Please see the post below for details.
This time we’re focused purely on NETWORKING, and we hope to bring over 100 of you together to eat, drink, view some interesting art, and make new business connections.
If you didn’t have a chance to attend our inaugural event back in May, here’s a short video to let you see what you missed. We had over 200 big-brained business women in one room! Hot stuff!
WXW is hosting a networking event and exhibition opening at the Ann Arbor Art Center on Thursday, July 31st from 5-7 PM.
Event attendance will be limited to the first 120 registrants. Online registration will begin on July 9th. The event is $10 per person and proceeds go the the Art Center. Wine and appetizers will be served.
During WXW’s May event, attendees told us they wanted more opportunities to network, form strong connections, and continue the “exchange” of ideas, stories, and lessons learned. Our next event on July 31st will provide a good venue to keep the exchange going.
The exhibition, titled “A PLACE AT THE TABLE,” explores the way women artists have found (or have not found) their place or chair at a traditionally male-dominated “table”. The artwork should provide great fodder for conversations between women business leaders, many of whom have found their own place in a male-dominated industry or company. The exhibition is the first exhibition of the new Michigan Chapter of the Women’s Caucus for Art.
