I was recently asked to do a “networking introduction” for a corporate Women’s Advisory Board on which I serve. Thinking through what I would say about my NAWBO involvement forced me to look at what it is that I really get out of being a member of NAWBO. The list is pretty long but here is what I discovered is my top reason: my NAWBO Mastermind group and the peer-to-peer relationships it has helped me build.

On October 21, 2002, the DFW Chapter of NAWBO, in conjunction with the Women’s Business Council Southwest, held its 7th Annual Golf Classic. The tournament was played at the beautiful Brookhaven Country Club, with lots of sunshine as the order of the day. More than 100 golfers participated in the scramble, in addition to the 30 participants in the Tee Party.

ready for a dynamic presentation that just might explode your company's growth and fiscal success. Being in the zone, a term used by athletes when they are at competing at 100%, originated with Alan C. Walter and his Zones of LifeTM over 35 years ago. At the NAWBO D/FW December luncheon learn how to use these same principles in your company. This exciting presentation will help you capitalize on being in the right place at the right time with the right people.

Small-business owners can now access the latest news and information on the U.S. Small Business Administration’s loan programs and services directly through its new email newsletter, SBA Solutions. Staples, Inc. is co-sponsoring the newsletter, which is designed to serve as an information-training tool.

Over 100 NAWBO members and guests attended a cocktail reception and tour of Treasures to Go! The Gilded Age Collection at the Dallas Museum of Art on November 19, 2002. Joining us were special guests NAWBO National President Mary MacRae and NAWBO President Elect Suzanne Pease. At the event NAWBO attendees received a special private tour of the Gilded Age: Treasures from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Many thanks goes to corporate partner Principal Financial Group for sponsoring the event. NAWBO D/FW also appreciates all the members who attended and brought prospective members to help make the evening a huge success.

Need to contact NAWBO D/FW? The Bradley Group, Inc., a management service firm for associations and nonprofit organizations, has assumed NAWBO's administrative duties.

December 9, 2002 – NAWBO Membership Luncheon

Getting You and Your Company In The Zone featuring Kathi Huntley a Leadership Coach at the Advanced Coaching and Leadership Center in Saint Jo, Texas....