Chair’s Corner

Chair’s Corner: Knowledge and learning

by Nancy Allison | Aug 3, 2018 | Chair's Corner

BACK to school! Already?!? It really seems like it can’t be time for the kiddo to go back to school. Or maybe you are saying YAY…the kids are going back to school. Of course that means that summer is winding down. When I think about back to school and the fact that I... Read Story

Chair’s Corner

by wnetwork | Jul 10, 2018 | Chair's Corner

Dear Women’s Network Members, It is that time of year when we experience a change in leadership in our organization.  In contemplating this change, I am mindful that change can be difficult.  Many resist change, but others embrace it.  Why is that?  I suppose it is... Read Story

Chair’s Corner: Welcome to Spring

by wnetwork | May 9, 2018 | Chair's Corner

Spring this year is like that confident friend who always shows up late to the party in the perfect dress and automatically takes control of the room. Part of you envies her beauty, another part wishes you could be more like her, but most of all you are just happy... Read Story

Chair’s Corner: Winning Well

by theevokegroup | Apr 9, 2018 | Chair's Corner

Welcome to Spring, Even with the weather not cooperating, spring is in the air as we celebrate lots of activities with both the Chamber of Commerce and Women’s Network.  Banquets, Showcase and naming of the Small Business and ATHENA Young Professional finalists are... Read Story

Chair’s Corner: Reach out to those you admire

by theevokegroup | Mar 5, 2018 | Chair's Corner

Greetings Women’s Network Members: Plenty of opportunities continue to evolve in Women’s Network with applications recently closing for ATHENA and ATHENA Young Professional, and now being accepted for the Carrie D. Francke Memorial Scholarship, the Debin Benish... Read Story

Chair’s Corner: No mistakes, only opportunities

by theevokegroup | Feb 6, 2018 | Chair's Corner

Dear Women’s Network Members: Have you ever decided to take a chance and things did not go as smoothly as you imagined?  Change comes at a different pace and comfort level for everyone.  My own personal philosophy when things go wrong is to survey the real damage and... Read Story