DETROIT – Women business professionals looking for financial survival skills geared specifically to their needs can attend the Women’s Economic Survival NAWBO U Workshop, presented by NAWBO/EXCEL and National Association of Women Business Owners of Greater Detroit on April 2 at the Troy Community Center located.
Detroiter Gail Perry-Mason, first vice president of investments for Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., will share solutions for surviving 2009. Perry-Mason has 18 years of experience focusing on socially responsible investing, which she has extensively shared through her writing, teaching and speaking engagements to national audiences. Her current book, �??Girl, Make Your Money Grow,�?� co-written with Glinda Bridgforth is currently a national bestseller.
This NAWBO U money boot camp will cover several critical 2009 financial survival skills �?? from organizing financial records to creative solutions for protecting one�??s assets. During this three-hour interactive seminar, participants will learn how to:
Create more money in current budgets
Organize financial records
Create a financial board of advisors
Consider additional retirement planning solutions
Tickets are $35 for members and $45 for non-members. To register, visit http://www.nawbogdc.org or call 313-961-4748 by Wed., April 1.
NAWBO/EXCEL is a nonprofit organization devoted to engaging young women in the pursuit of self-reliance by introducing the concepts of entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. It connects women professionals and business owners with teenage girls in southeast Michigan.
The Greater Detroit Chapter of NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners) has a membership of the finest women entrepreneurs in the area who share their experience and empower each other through NAWBO membership. Their businesses include emerging entrepreneurs, sole proprietors and longstanding companies with multi-million dollar revenue. NAWBO Greater Detroit is the premier business resource for women business owners in Southeast Michigan.
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