NAWBO Roundtable
Monday, April 28, 2003 May 2003   VOLUME 1 ISSUE 16  
In This Issue...
National Association of Women Business Owners, DFW Chapter, Monthly Meeting
President’s Message
Fire Up Your Future! Annual Luncheon June 10th 2003
A Mix of Business and Pleasure
NAWBO Makes Connections With Trinity Fest 2003
New Member Spotlight
Corporate Partner Spotlight
Six Things Women Business Leaders Should Do To Seize The Moment
Catering Secrets to Successful Deal-Making Dinner Parties
NAWBO Members Making News
NAWBO’s Public Policy Days in Washington, DC
NAWBO Capital Concepts: Low Interest Loans
NAWBO D/FW Luncheon Prepayment Option
Save The Date
NAWBO D/FW Welcomes New Member
Corporate Partners

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National Association of Women Business Owners, DFW Chapter, Monthly Meeting
May 12, 2003 - Membership Luncheon
by D' Forman

Successful business owners make things happen that otherwise wouldn’t have ­ because they dream it, say it, and do it! Successful business owners are committed to “raising the bar”. Each week they work hard for their customers, their families, their communities and for NAWBO ­ often in ways that are invaluable, but invisible.

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President’s Message
LIFE AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT
by Diane McCartney

I’m a recovering workaholic. It took me a long time, after starting my own business 11 years ago, to recover from my new business-owner workaholism. So, when I recently accepted a corporate officer position with ACE Cash Express, my biggest concern was “falling off the wagon” – falling back into my workaholic tendencies. And I did. But I know it’s going to be easier this time to recover because I remember what it was like to have the balanced life I had built as a business-owner. I know from experience that there is no such thing as “having time” to do things there is only “making time” to do them.

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Fire Up Your Future! Annual Luncheon June 10th 2003
by Juliette Morphew

Fire up your future with NAWBO's annual event to inspire, encourage and educate women business owners in successful business negotiations. We invite all of you, our members and corporate partners alike, to create and develop successful business partnerships between one another at our luncheon and networking exhibit hall of local women owned businesses and corporations.

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A Mix of Business and Pleasure
by D' Forman

Most of us know that business is demanding and it can steal your life...if you let it. One reason we began our own businesses was to have more life, not less! What goes wrong with entrepreneurs and their businesses?

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NAWBO Makes Connections With Trinity Fest 2003
Volunteer Now and Make Your Own New Connections!
by Susan Abrahamson

NAWBO is very excited about its partnership with Trinity Fest 2003, a festival to be held in downtown Dallas on Friday, July 4, 2003. Trinity Fest 2003, the second annual community-wide Fourth of July celebration, is free and open to the public. NAWBO will benefit from greatly increased community visibility, the opportunity to build stronger relationships with our Corporate Partners (many of whom will play a prominent role in the celebration) and the opportunity to participate with many of the city’s most notable business leaders in a new, different and exciting civic venue.

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New Member Spotlight
Cynthia Stine
by Debra Alexander

Our member spotlight this month is on Cynthia Stine of Joseph Sullivan & Associates. Her company’s mission is to help small-to-midsized business owners survive and prosper in extraordinary and challenging business circumstances. Joseph Sullivan LLC & Associates (JS&A) act as management advisors to companies nationwide experiencing such challenging business circumstances as start-up, rapid growth, management and ownership transition, mergers and acquisitions, workarounds, turnarounds, bankruptcy, capital acquisition, and business valuations. Their five primary areas of service include Management Advisors; Operations; Marketing & Sales; Change & Transition Management; and Corporate Finance [including business valuations/ appraisals]. For over 13 years, JS&A has served core industries including manufacturing, distribution, construction, real estate, consumer goods, publishing, franchising, retail and professional services.

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Corporate Partner Spotlight
Women’s Enterprise

WE-Women's Enterprise is a business-to-business publication reaching a unique target market of successful women including entrepreneurs, corporate executives, community advocates and government...


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Six Things Women Business Leaders Should Do To Seize The Moment
by By Ann Richards, Former Govern

• Whenever possible, buy from other women-owned business or businesses who market to women
• Visit a public school and talk to the children about your career
• Take every opportunity to speak to...


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Catering Secrets to Successful Deal-Making Dinner Parties
by By Jennifer Chandler, Owner

Today’s leaner corporate environment has led many of us to take another look at how we entertain important clients, customers, prospects and even members of our staff or executive team.

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NAWBO Members Making News
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NAWBO’s Public Policy Days in Washington, DC
by Women's Enterprise
NAWBO National, Board Member, Patricia Pliego Stout, The Alamo Travel Group, San Antonio, TX

NAWBO National instituted Public Policy Days to educate members on key issues affecting woman-owned businesses, to continue training on advocating small business issues before Congressional...


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NAWBO Capital Concepts: Low Interest Loans
Lending Your Business a Helping Hand
by Liz Russell

Capital Concepts is a program offered by the D/FW Chapter of NAWBO to benefit its members. Our micro-lending program is:

Confidential
Friendly
Easy
Quick

We offer business loans to...


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NAWBO D/FW Luncheon Prepayment Option
by D' Forman

Are you busy? Do you keep forgetting to register for the NAWBO monthly luncheon? Well – we have a new program that will make it easier for you to attend the luncheons and save money!

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Save The Date
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NAWBO D/FW Welcomes New Member

Debbie Grayson
The Lee Collections, LLC
25 Highland Park Village
Ste. 100-559
Dallas, TX
214.378.8778
djlee@theleecollections.com
The Lee Collections is a wholesale furnishing company...


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ABRAMS CENTRE
NATIONAL  BANK

ALLIED CAPITAL PARTNERS

BANK ONE, TEXAS

COMERICA BANK

IBM

JACKSON & WALKER, LLP

JP MORGAN CHASE & CO

LANE GORMAN TRUBITT

LEGACY BANK OF TEXAS

LONE STAR BANK

TXU

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

VERIZON

WOMEN’S ENTERPRISE

National Corporate Partners

AT&T

GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE

OFFICE DEPOT

PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL GROUP

WACHOVIA

WELLS FARGO BANK

WYNDHAM HOTELS & RESORTS


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