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Time Management: How to Get Stuff Done
Thursday, September 15
Eagle Crest Conference Center
1275 South Huron Street, Ypsilanti
7:30am – 10:00am

Cost: $25

Premier Sponsor:

Time Management: How to Get Stuff Done

Are you…

• Feeling pulled in a thousand different directions?
• Tired of being stuck in overwhelm?
• Finding that you are not making time for your highest priorities?
• Constantly saying that “I have no time for…?”

Do you want to…

• Learn how other smart, successful women manage their time effectively and get things done?
• Feel more in control of your time and activities?
• Find out how to move from “to do” to “done” in your work/life?

Attend WXW’s September 15th event to hear from local professional women who have mastered the art and practice of managing their time and getting things done – including one who has made effective time management her area of expertise. Find out what their biggest time challenges have been and how they overcame them. Listen to what they discovered about themselves as they made implemented more effective time management practices in their work and life.

Then join us for our patented Exchange Sessions to share your own strategies for getting control of your time and tasks and get ideas on how to make time for those things that will help you achieve your own personal vision of success.

Panelists include:

Susan V. Brown, PLC
Chelsea Family Law

Jennifer Ladley
Relationship Manager, KeyBank N.A.

Elizabeth Grace Saunders
CEO, Real Life E®

Panel moderated by Beth Stoner, Principal, Delta Possibilities, LLC

LOCATION SPONSORED BY:

AGENDA
7:30 – 8:00 am: Arrival, Registration & Continental breakfast
8:00 – 8:15 Welcome and Introductions
8:15 – 9:00 Panel Discussion
9:00 – 9:45 Exchange Sessions
9:45 – 10:00 Wrap up and Close

The Women’s Exchange of Washtenaw hosts unique events throughout the year where women business leaders come together to talk through their issues as well as share experiences and ideas. WXW events, such as the Annual May Forum, provide women business leaders with an opportunity to meet other business leaders. Keeping the conversation going after the event is the key to building lasting relationships.

3 ways to Continue the Conversation:

1. Connect on Social Media. Connect with the women you met on social media. From the stack of business cards you collected, find these women on LinkedIn, Facebook and/or twitter. Connect, friend and/or follow them. Using any one of these social media platforms is an excellent way to continue the conversation.
2. Grab coffee, lunch, dinner or drinks. Follow up with the women you met and invite them to coffee, lunch, dinner or drinks. Getting together one-on-one is a great way to get to know someone. This gives you an opportunity to talk more about business or simply just make a new friend.
3. Create a Networking Group. After last year’s May Forum10 Martha Mackres organized a Monday Morning Mavens group. Martha invited everyone she met at the May Forum to coffee to continue the conversations that were started at the event. The group continues to meet monthly, sharing their experiences and ideas while building lasting relationships.