BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20130509T150000Z DTEND:20130509T180000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:SouthCoast Women's Forum - 2013 DESCRIPTION:This year's theme is "Innovate and Communicate" and will focus on women run and led businesses that have used innovation and communication to face and overcome the many challenges presented to them. The program will feature a panel of women business leaders and entrepreneurs discussing the challenges and opportunities with running their business.\n\n\n\nIn addition\, the Women's Forum will feature an interactive exhibitor showcase for women-owned or women managed businesses to profile their services and products. Because space is limited\, registrations for exhibitor spaces are on a first come\, first served basis. Members interested in exhibiting are encouraged to reserve their tables early to ensure a spot. Our featured panelists will be:\n\n\n \n Carol C. Bulman\, CEO\, Jack Conway Company\, Inc.\n \n Nicki Castonguay-Maher\, Vice President of Charity by Design (CBD) for Alex and Ani\, LLC\n\n\n \n\n Carol Bulman is the Chief Executive Officer and President of Jack Conway\, Realtor\, one of the largest independently owned real estate companies in New England. The firm currently has 33 offices from the North Shore of Massachusetts to Cape Cod. The daughter of its Founder\, the late Jack Conway\, Carol has had more than 25 years of experience in her family?s firm\, including serving as Past President of the company?s mortgage arm Conway Financial Services.\n\n \n\n As Vice President of Charity by Design (CBD) for Alex and Ani\, LLC\, Nicki Castonguay-Maher spearheads the effort of fueling Carolyn Rafaelian?s passion for making dreams of charitable organizations come true by sharing positive energy through innovative and creative design. Under Castonguay-Maher?s direction\, the department exceeded $3 million in donations to 26 nonprofit organizations nationwide since the department?s 2011 inception.\n\n \n\n \n\n The SouthCoast Women's Forum offers an opportunity to network before\, during and after the luncheon program. Registration\, networking and exhibitor booth viewing ill start at 11 a.m. The luncheon program will start at noon\, but we encourage guests to arrive early for networking and to visit the exhibitors and sponsors. And be sure to arrive early to be eligible to win one of the wonderful door prizes and interact with the many exhibitors.\n\n \n\n Multiple sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available! Showcase your service and products before and after the speaking program with a table top exhibit!\n\n \n\n PROFESSIONAL CLOTHING DONATIONS NEEDED\n\n The Women's Forum will host a collection of professional women's attire to be donated to Hetty's Thrift Shoppe\, located at Child & Family Services (1061 Pleasant St.\, New Bedford). Clothing will be donated to women who are finishing training programs and interviewing for work\, who do not have appropriate professional attire.\n\n \n\n The most frequently requested items include white shirts and black slacks\, but purses and shoes are also needed. Any and all contributions are greatly appreciated and will assist local women in achieving more productive and fulfilling futures.\n\n \n\n 2013 EXHIBITORS\n\n \n BankFive\n \n BayCoast Bank\n \n Bridgewater Savings\n \n Bristol County Women's Journal\n \n Dartmouth Mall Management\n \n Hampton Inn/ Fairhaven\n \n Jack Conway Realty\n \n MA Small Business Development Center\n \n Our Sisters' School\n \n PartyLite\n \n S.E.E.D. Corp\n \n Senior Whole Health\n \n St. Anne's Credit Union\n \n The Real Estate Book\n \n YWCA of Southeastern MA X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:This year's theme is "Innovate and Communicate" and will focus on women run and led businesses that have used innovation and communication to face and overcome the many challenges presented to them. The program will feature a panel of women business leaders and entrepreneurs discussing the challenges and opportunities with running their business.
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\nIn addition\, the Women's Forum will feature an interactive exhibitor showcase for women-owned or women managed businesses to profile their services and products. Because space is limited\, registrations for exhibitor spaces are on a first come\, first served basis. Members interested in exhibiting are encouraged to reserve their tables early to ensure a spot. Our featured panelists will be:
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\n Carol Bulman is the Chief Executive Officer and President of Jack Conway\, Realtor\, one of the largest independently owned real estate companies in New England. The firm currently has 33 offices from the North Shore of Massachusetts to Cape Cod. The daughter of its Founder\, the late Jack Conway\, Carol has had more than 25 years of experience in her family?s firm\, including serving as Past President of the company?s mortgage arm Conway Financial Services.
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\n As Vice President of Charity by Design (CBD) for Alex and Ani\, LLC\, Nicki Castonguay-Maher spearheads the effort of fueling Carolyn Rafaelian?s passion for making dreams of charitable organizations come true by sharing positive energy through innovative and creative design. Under Castonguay-Maher?s direction\, the department exceeded $3 million in donations to 26 nonprofit organizations nationwide since the department?s 2011 inception.
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\n The SouthCoast Women's Forum offers an opportunity to network before\, during and after the luncheon program. Registration\, networking and exhibitor booth viewing ill start at 11 a.m. The luncheon program will start at noon\, but we encourage guests to arrive early for networking and to visit the exhibitors and sponsors. And be sure to arrive early to be eligible to win one of the wonderful door prizes and interact with the many exhibitors.
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\n Multiple sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available! Showcase your service and products before and after the speaking program with a table top exhibit!

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\n PROFESSIONAL CLOTHING DONATIONS NEEDED

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\n The Women's Forum will host a collection of professional women's attire to be donated to Hetty's Thrift Shoppe\, located at Child &\; Family Services (1061 Pleasant St.\, New Bedford). Clothing will be donated to women who are finishing training programs and interviewing for work\, who do not have appropriate professional attire.
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\n The most frequently requested items include white shirts and black slacks\, but purses and shoes are also needed. Any and all contributions are greatly appreciated and will assist local women in achieving more productive and fulfilling futures.

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\n\n LOCATION:Hawthorne Country Club 970 Tucker Road Dartmouth\, MA 02747 UID:e.1130.491786 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260523T111207Z URL:http://members.onesouthcoast.com/events/details/southcoast-women-s-forum-2013-05-09-2013-491786 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR