What happened at Virtual Women’s Day

Posted on March 17th, 2008 by Teresa

This weekend I had a great experience to be a part of Virtual Women’s Day hosted by Heidi Richards, owner of the WECAI Network. I had the opportunity to meet some wonderful ladies during the day and learn quite a few things as well.

Here a few highlights:

Found quite a bit about inventing, patents and the process from Julia Rhodes, inventor of Kleen Slate. She invented some wonderful useful tools for teacher and businesses alike…you have to check out the Kwik Chek II (cool paddles for the classroom or game playing like charades).

And Jenn Givler talked about social networking sites and how to utilize them for your business. Jenn is a intuitive business coach for helps healing businesses market their businesses using her Mindful Marketing Coaching Programs. Read more about her newest group coaching or her other coaching programs.

Also, at 2pm, Holly Buchanan and Michele Miller talked about their book, The Soccer Mom Myth, and how to properly market to women. Holly and Michele talked about how the misconception taking by some marketers that women think of themselves as a “soccer mom” is hurting their bottom lines.
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The event was sponsored by of course, The WECAI Network, HERMastermind on Ryze, Teresa Morrow of Key Business Partners and You’re One is a Million.

You’re One is a Million is an fundraising campaign by The Women’s Alliance, founded by Nicole Wild. This is wonderful idea started by one amazing women who rallied with two other people (read more about the details at You’re One in a Million and started a way for us help women in transition. If a million people donate just $1, then $1 million dollars can be raised to help women who need it. And hey, it is a possibility you could win a brand new Harley Davidson Motorcycle! Not bad!

So go right now and be a part of the movement…give $1 and be 1 in a million!

Thank you for all of those who came and made the day such a wonderful time!

Don’t forget the next great event by The WECAI Network….1st Fridayz on April 4th!

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One Response to “What happened at Virtual Women’s Day”

  1. Heidi Richards Mooney, on March 18th, 2008 at 12:57 pm Said:

    Teresa,

    Thanks so much for all you did to make Virtual Woman’s Day a big success! You are fantastic, your organizational skills and support helped make the event newsworthy.
    I am again delighted to have this opportunity to work with you no Women’s eCommerce Association events - you are a wonderful showcase chairwoman and I look forward to working with you for many years to come.

    Warmest regards,

    Heidi Richards Mooney, Founder
    The Women’s eCommerce Association - http://www.wecai.org

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