It’s Time to Celebrate!
International Women’s Day Centenary 1911 – 2011!
Tuesday, March 8th, 6 pm to 9:30 pm
Suite 100 Restaurant (at Las Olas Riverfront)
300 SW 1st Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
Come One, Come All!
This Event is for Women and the Men Who Love Women!
Register Now for this *FREE* Event & Enter Drawing to Win Fabulous Prizes!
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Questions? Call (954) 370-1176 or Email: Team@WomensProsperityNetwork.com
Each year around the world, International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated. Hundreds of events occurring simultaneoulsy to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women.
The Theme of the Fort Lauderdale Celebration is:
“Global Collaboration: Women Coming Together In the Spirit of Cooperation and Collaboration to Heal Ourselves and The World!”
The evening will be filled with music, dancing, prizes, fun and of course, networking with South Florida’s movers and shakers – the people who are committed to making a difference in their lives and in the lives of others!
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Bob Burg, John DiLemme, Loral Longmier, Belinda Ellesworth, Nancy Matthews, and 25 others! BUY NOW
I would love to be there.
Thanks for acknowledging International Women’s Day. I’ll be receiving an International Women’s Day Outstanding Service Award in Miami that day. If I can make it to your celebration on the way back north I’ll certainly stop by!
Congratulations Rosalind — You Definitely Deserve It!
Hope to see you later that night so we can congratulate you in person!
~ Nancy Matthews
Will be a great event!!!
[...] I’m often asked “Why is it the Women’s Prosperity Network? Don’t you believe in prosperity for men too?” Yes, I believe in prosperity for men, and in fact, I love and appreciate men! So the question remains … why women? Is it because I am a woman? (I’m sure that’s part of it.) Is it because as a working woman and a single mom, finding the balance between family, work and personal enrichment was such a challenge for so long? (I know that’s part of it too and why WPN provides the place for women to “Be Real, Get Real & Achieve Real Results.”) Is it because in America women still are paid less than men for doing the same job? (Even though women control 85% of consumer purchases, it would appear that giving women higher pay would help the economy!) Is it because in many countries women are still treated like second class citizens, enjoy no liberties or freedom and worse, are the subject of abuse and victimization? Of course it is for all those reasons and so many more. On a more personal note, my ‘why’ and mission for empowering women is prompted by a response to the initial women’s liberation movement in the 1970′s. As women began to assert their power, they were viewed, by women as well as men, as too strong and aggressive and perhaps many were. I recall seeing a seminar for women named “How to be Ambitchous”, now who really wants that? My mission is for women to tap into their power as women, not women trying to act like men. We all know full well that men and women are different, and these differences are wonderful. It is time for us as women, to tap into our power – as women, to appreciate men for who they are and together create an amazing harmonious world! This Tuesday, March 8th is International Women’s Day Centenary (1911 – 2011). Please join us for this FREE Event celebrating women worldwide! Go to: http://wpnglobal.com/womensday [...]
[...] I’m often asked “Why is it the Women’s Prosperity Network? Don’t you believe in prosperity for men too?” Yes, I believe in prosperity for men, and in fact, I love and appreciate men! So the question remains … why women? Is it because I am a woman? (I’m sure that’s part of it.) Is it because as a working woman and a single mom, finding the balance between family, work and personal enrichment was such a challenge for so long? (I know that’s part of it too and why WPN provides the place for women to “Be Real, Get Real & Achieve Real Results.”) Is it because in America women still are paid less than men for doing the same job? (Even though women control 85% of consumer purchases, it would appear that giving women higher pay would help the economy!) Is it because in many countries women are still treated like second class citizens, enjoy no liberties or freedom and worse, are the subject of abuse and victimization? Of course it is for all those reasons and so many more. On a more personal note, my ‘why’ and mission for empowering women is prompted by a response to the initial women’s liberation movement in the 1970′s. As women began to assert their power, they were viewed, by women as well as men, as too strong and aggressive and perhaps many were. I recall seeing a seminar for women named “How to be Ambitchous”, now who really wants that? My mission is for women to tap into their power as women, not women trying to act like men. We all know full well that men and women are different, and these differences are wonderful. It is time for us as women, to tap into our power – as women, to appreciate men for who they are and together create an amazing harmonious world! This Tuesday, March 8th is International Women’s Day Centenary (1911 – 2011). Please join us for this FREE Event celebrating women worldwide! Go to: http://wpnglobal.com/womensday [...]