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Women Mean Business: How to Navigate in the New Economy
Tuesday, October 5, 2010 - 6:30-9:30 pm Greenwich Hyatt Ballroom
Guest Speaker: Alexandra Wilson, GILT GROUPE
Experts: Career Development, Wealth Acquisition & New Technology
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Women Mean Business: The New Business Etiquette
When casual Fridays were introduced 20 years ago, no one knew the huge ripple effect this new business environment and attitude would cause across the board (and board rooms) of America. Out went our `best practices' and hard working ethics that our country was built on and in came a laissez-faire, lower professional standard that led to so many questionable corporate decisions helping to ultimately destroy the integrity of our economy, financial markets and ensuing far reaching global implications.
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White Paper & FinanceDevon Fleming llc, through its due diligence, internal surveys and focus groups, reports that the number one concern for women- whether corporate or household managers- is economic security and building (or rebuilding) wealth. It is our goal, together with our strategic partners and wealth managers, to provide practical tools and solutions to this large challenge. In addition to the contributed article below, we are launching a new division this fall that will offer forums and other continuing re education programs for our fellow fierce, female phenoms! Stay tuned... |
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Style SenseThe founders of GILT GROUPE andRent the Runway epitomize women entrepreneurs who are poised to rule the digital world of fashion. Technology, Brains, Style and Customer Demand- a recipe for tremendous success! They are just some of my current heros... GILT is considered the online mecca for shopping and Rent the Runway uses the Netflix Business Model.. however you slice it, these ladies know how to build a business in the new digital world and economy.
I am so thrilled to have Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Co-Founder of GILT speaking at my October Conference WOMEN MEAN BUSINESS, so please join me there! Here's what the NYTimes had to say about RTR: "For many women, a $1,000 dress is something they admire in the pages of a glossy magazine or see draped on the frame of a celebrity — not an item hanging in their closet. |
Best PracticesThis section is where I recommend digital resources and practical solutions to advance, promote the power and potential and to faciliate success for women AKA Female Phenoms™. There is a tremendous amount of existing tools and resources for women however many of these tools are not well known. I intend to change that! |
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