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Women Leading Change is back! Sign up for this one-day professional development event for women in business
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This one-day professional development day features a variety of workshops, networking, great food, and an inspiring guest speaker. All for just $100.00!
Topics include HR, Social Media, Marketing, Accounting, Legal, Finance and more! It’s also a fantastic place to network and enjoy some great food together.
Guest speaker is Canadian Paralympic Swimmer Tammy Cunnington, a Parapan American Games Medalist, Rio 2016 Paralympian, & Women of Excellence award winner.
Women Leading Change is a partnership with BDC, RSM Canada and the Red Deer & District Chamber of Commerce
Women Leading Change
Tuesday Sep 10, 2019
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM MDT
Welikoklad Centre – Red Deer
4922 49 St Red Deer AB T4N 1V3
$100/person
For Information contact Shelley Hanlan 403-347-4491 Send Email
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Sign up soon for Women Leading Change! A Professional Development Event for Women in Business
Join us for the Women Leading Change: A one-day professional development event for women in business.
This day of professional development will feature:
– a variety of workshops on professional development – topics include HR, Social Media, Marketing, Accounting, Legal, Finance and more!
– networking and great food
This year our guest speaker is – Tammy Cunnington – Canadian Paralympic Swimmer, Parapan American Games Medalist, Rio 2016 Paralympian & Women of Excellence award winner.
A partnership with BDC, RSM Red Deer LLP and the Red Deer & District Chamber of Commerce
September 10, 9am to 6pm – Welikoklad Centre, Red Deer
Cost: $100/person
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| For more information please contact: Shelley Hanlan, Events Manager shanlan@reddeerchamber.com 403-347-4491 |
august, 2019
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