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How I Did It: WXW Panel on Big Dreams and Bold Choices

Thursday, April 20th, 2023 from 5-7 PM at The Circ Bar in downtown Ann Arbor

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THE FORUM IS BACK!! Wednesday, October 18th, 2023

THE FORUM IS BACK!!
Wednesday, October 18th, 2023
At the @washtenawcc - Morris Lawrence Building!
Be a part of the Big Event and become a Sponsor!

Several levels of sponsorship available with lots of opportunity for Big Exposure for Your Company!
Recognition on:
- Social Media
- Website
- Email
- Newsletter
Find out all the great advantages to being a sponsor!!
Please contact:
Erica Powers - EPowers@firstmerchants.com
Jill Villemure - jvillemure@kemneriottbenz.com

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LET'S GET INSPIRED~ ASK your questions! Panel Disc

LET'S GET INSPIRED~ ASK your questions!
Panel Discussion
Thursday, April 20th, 2023
@The Circ Bar in Ann Arbor • 5 - 7 PM

Highlighting all 4 panelists starting with:
@ms.millie.chu - Cat Mom and CEO of Global Entrepreneurship Business Lab, she has helped hundreds of budding entrepreneurs grow and thrive.

Millie is dedicated to economic justice and equality for women and people of color.

She has provided personalized consulting and growth strategies to over 500 organizations.
- Been in US News and World Report and many other news outlets.
- Delivered training to several thousand learners
- Helped launch more than 90 startups
- Taught business and entrepreneurship for 10 years at Michigan colleges and universities.

Locally in Detroit she served as the VP of a non-profit inclusion organization.

Globally, she created livelihood programs in the Middle East to benefit refugees, and women owned businesses in emerging economies.

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THERE IS HISTORY IN THIS DAY! The earliest reporte

THERE IS HISTORY IN THIS DAY!
The earliest reported Women’s Day observance, called “National Woman’s Day”, was held in 1909, in New York City.

The Women's Day conventions began as protests in the U.S. and Europe with radical notions of:
- Women’s right to vote
- Equal pay
- Equal economic opportunity
- Reproductive rights
- Subsidized child care
- and the Prevention of Violence Against Women.

By the 21st century many of the issues that the “National Woman’s Day” was fighting for have been realized.

Today we celebrate INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY in memory of the women who have worked for equal rights for all women globally!

Let's Be Successful Together!
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T'S MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY! Attend our meetings and v

T'S MOTIVATIONAL MONDAY!
Attend our meetings and volunteer!
Grow Your Tribe with WXW!

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It's FIERCE FRIDAY Ladies.... Attend our meetings,

It's FIERCE FRIDAY Ladies....
Attend our meetings, volunteer! Grow Your Tribe with WXW

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Let's Face It... She was "Bossy"!!! Let's get "Bos

Let's Face It... She was "Bossy"!!!
Let's get "Bossy" like Ms. Chisholm!

We are celebrating BLACK HISTORY MONTH and the contributions Shirley Chisholm made to this country throughout her life!

Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm was the first African American woman in Congress (1968) and the first woman and African American to seek the nomination for president of the United States from one of the two major political parties (1972).

Her motto and title of her autobiography—"Unbought and Unbossed"—illustrates her outspoken advocacy for women and minorities during her seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.

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