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  1. Re: Maribeth Kuzmeski’s Inspiring Presentation at October Luncheon

    I think the luncheon was VERY inspiring also!! She reminded me of many things and I learned some in...

    --pamflaherty

  2. Re: Making Your Member Profile Work For You

    GREAT point! If anyone needs assistance with updating their profile or navigating the website, feel...

    --sandymckeen

  3. Re: Networking Tips

    Great tips, Barbara!

    --pamelamorris

  4. Re: Networking Tips

    Good tips and reminders! I love networking but sometimes get too busy and forget how important it is...

    --nicolefabiano

  5. Re: Networking Tips

    Thanks for posting this on the blog, Barbara! These are all very good networking tips! I would als...

    --julieaponte

  6. Re: Networking Tips

    Great tips, thanks for sharing! I was disappointed to miss this speaker, but we were on vacation...M...

    --kelleylong

  7. Re: Email Networking

    Great post! I'm going to follow your excellent advice myself and will pass it on to others in my job...

    --wendylalli

  8. Re: The New Estate Tax Legislation and What it Means to You

    Thank you, Lindsey! I appreciate having this summary at my fingertips in one place for reference.The...

    --kelleylong

  9. Re: ‘Tis the Season…To Be Reviewed

    Thanks this is helpful! I have a review coming up shortly, and it is good to prepare.Any advise anyo...

    --Meikabeth

  10. Re: Caregiver Legislation

    Thanks for bringing this info to light.

    --carolwalker

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The PWCC Blog provides a platform for our community to interact online so that we may deepen our connection with one another outside of meetings. Promoting PWCC’s mission to create a strong, vibrant network for professional women, the blog also offers individual members a unique opportunity for self-expression. Topics may range from advice on careers, financial matters, and work/life balance to personal observations or even humorous vignettes. Whatever the subject, we hope that all of our members will take advantage of this chance to support, inspire, and enrich the careers and lives of each other. If you’d like to write for the blog, please review the PWCC Blogging Guidelines and email your blog to blogs@pwcc.org.

Information is posted regularly by the PWCC blog team, so check back often!

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Job Opportunity for Grant Writers

I am on the Board of new non-profit and we need a Grant Writer on a project basis.  The organization is:ALAS: Asociación Latina de Asistencia y Prevención del Cáncer de Mama   (Latina Association for Breast Cancer). The goal of ALAS is to reach out to uninsured/underserved Latina women throughout Chicago and suburban locations to educate and create an awareness of the resources and services facilitated by ALAS.  This will be accomplished through outreach programs, presentations and support groups. If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity please contact that Executive Director of ALAS, Judy Guitelman at judyguitel@yahoo.com, phone (630) 440-1335.    Pattie Cagney Sheenan, CMF Owner, Second ActRead the rest of entry »

What Joe Scarborough Doesn’t Know About the PWCC

Yesterday I attended a book signing for Mika Brzezinski’s latest opus - “Knowing Your Own Value.” The book is primarily about her struggles at MSNBC to get paid what she’s worth despite being a woman. As most of you no doubt already know, Mika is the co-host with former Florida Congressman Joe Scarborough of a TV news show called “Morning Joe.” What you may not realize is the Joe has been Mika’s strongest advocate and mentor throughout their partnership. All that is well and good. And I along with all of the other attendees of the luncheon thoroughly enjoyed watching the two of them work together. But during the course of their presentation, Joe Scarborough made a comment that was rather unsettling. He said that while men will mentor other men, women don’t seem to do the same for their female colleagues. What’s more, Mika seemed to agree with him. The implication was that women by their very nature not only undermine their own success (one of the main themes of Mika’s book) but feel no sense of obligat ...Read the rest of entry »

Tips and Tricks when using Social Media

The social media jungle can be difficult to navigate through. You have Facebook, Twitter, and Linked In as your heavy hitters with hundreds of other options for every type of activity. These three particular social media sites are amazingly powerful, as these three portals are literally connected to every brand, group, business, celebrity, and even television network. You can reach literally the entire world with one sentence. Best of all it is free! There are a few things to remember when you are using social media sites for your business. Once you have a rhythm down for how you advertise yourself, product, or service it is easy to keep it going. Don’t post anything you don’t want the whole world to see. This seems pretty basic, but with the ability to tag individuals in photos puts a face with name. You never know what a potential client or employer is going to see if you are not aware of the photographs you are in. These days, employers can search for your name on Google, and before you know it your nig ...Read the rest of entry »
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