Atlanta Women's Network: Atlanta Women's Network

Gwendolyn Jolley CIO, ChoicePoint	May 27, 2008 11:30 103 West, Buckhead
Mentoring A View from Both Sides Goals and Rules of Mentoring How to Choose a Good Mentor How to Be a Good Mentee
Gwen Jolley orchestrates development and implementation of the custom applications that provide data services to ChoicePoint's Insurance customers. More.

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The WomenUP event, in the Egyptian Ballroom at The Fox Theatre was both outstanding and enjoyable for the more than 300 who attended.

Marsha Anderson Bomar, one of the panelists for Step Up To Success said:

"What an amazing event. Thank you so much for including me."

Candace Wood, AWN member said:

"...huge success...and the obvious time and attention that it took to pull off was apparent."

AWN thanks all the amazing members and volunteers who gave of their time and talents. Because of you, WomenUP 2008 was a grand success.

Get ahead of the rush and Save the Date for WomenUP 2009 - March 5, 2009.

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AWN Board Member Karla Sinclair was a featured presenter at The Siegel Institute's 8th Annual Phenomenal Women's Conference.

Board Member Jill Pullen serves on the organizing committee for the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life at Adams Stadium, DeKalb County, May 16.

Georgia's Lawmakers Not in Balance with Population

In Georgia, half the general population and approximately 55% of registered voters are women.
According to the National Conference of State Legislatures, the Georgia General Assembly is 19.5% women - 33rd in the nation.

Atlanta Women's Network, founded in 1979, holds luncheons at 103 West in Buckhead on the fourth Tuesday of every month. Registration begins at 11:30 am followed by networking and an informative presentation by top-notch speakers. The program ends by 1:15.
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