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defines success as one inspiration at a time. When corporations and businesses support
their employee communities everyone succeeds. If a person believes in herself there is
almost nothing she can’t do - from taking on an otherwise missed opportunity at the
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- Identify women’s networks within your company to promote your company’s
involvement, encourage enrollment and this year’s program to bring a young women;
- Designate an individual in your company to be the PBWC, “Good Will Ambassador”
an internal communicator who will co-ordinate PBWC participation and table sales (this
individual will have their name printed in the program and will receive an invitation to a
VIP reception);
- Promote the PBWC young women’s program to any existing mentoring programs within
your organization that cater to or focus on young women; Contact your Human Resources
Department to promote the conference as a training tool for women and as a source of
potential employees;
- Use conference attendance as an incentive to reward high performers in your company;
- Generate a targeted mailing with the conference invitation to your corporate vendors,
business partners, contacts and customer base promoting your involvement and encouraging
their attendance;
- Brainstorm within your company on how to use your booth creatively – including
recruiting strategies and product or service promotions;
- Suggest survey questions to PBWC to include in their annual attendee survey;
- Arrange an internal meeting to preview the conference with a PBWC speaker;
- Offer a member benefit to PBWC members - promoting your product or service - to be
posted on our web site www.pbwc.org
- For additional ideas or information please call Ruth Stergiou, PBWC’s Executive
Director, at (650) 592-9227 or email rstergiou@pdy.com
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