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The Women's Business Center of New York State is dedicated to helping entrepreneurial women reach their goals and aspirations for personal and profession development. WBC of NYS provides services that are free, personal and confidential to Central New York women entrepreneurs at every stage of business development and growth through one-on-one counseling, classes, workshops, networking and mentoring. |
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September 27, 2017
Women TIES Presents The “P.O.W.E.R. Conference” - A Twist to the “Inspiring Success Retreat” Featuring New York State Lt. Governor Kathy Hochul
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November 4, 2017
New York Women's Suffrage Centennial Conference
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Testimonials—Inspiring Success
Networking is a really powerful word and tool. I remember the term coming into popularity about 10 years ago.
Recently I found myself at a networking event for women hosted by the organization Women TIES. I had never heard of the organization and I came across it twice in a matter of a few days: once through the Rochester Women's Network and then on my facebook page. The marketing gave me the push to sign up.
The event was well attended and very organized. The promoter Tracy Higginbotham was most encouraging that we get to know each other by introducing ourselves and our businesses. All promotional materials had a display table for everyone' review. The speaker from Lighthouse Marketing, Susan Beebee, was inspirational and delivered her information professionally with a great sense of humor.
As I reviewed the event's Signature Sales Contact handout I was delighted that I discovered a woman who owns a virtual assistant company. I had a virtual assistant for 2 years but she had changed careers. I was becoming overwhelmed with the office workload mostly done on the computer. I followed up after the event as Women TIES suggested and now she does some work for me.
Thank you Tracy for promoting networking and Women TIES in Rochester.
— Jill Bates, Jill Bates Fashion, Rochester
Networking is a really powerful word and tool. I remember the term coming into popularity about 10 years ago.
Recently I found myself at a networking event for women hosted by the organization Women TIES. I had never heard of the organization and I came across it twice in a matter of a few days: once through the Rochester Women's Network and then on my facebook page. The marketing gave me the push to sign up.
The event was well attended and very organized. The promoter Tracy Higginbotham was most encouraging that we get to know each other by introducing ourselves and our businesses. All promotional materials had a display table for everyone' review. The speaker from Lighthouse Marketing, Susan Beebee, was inspirational and delivered her information professionally with a great sense of humor.
As I reviewed the event's Signature Sales Contact handout I was delighted that I discovered a woman who owns a virtual assistant company. I had a virtual assistant for 2 years but she had changed careers. I was becoming overwhelmed with the office workload mostly done on the computer. I followed up after the event as Women TIES suggested and now she does some work for me.
Thank you Tracy for promoting networking and Women TIES in Rochester.
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If you are a woman entrepreneur looking for a marketing source for your business and a network of successful women to create strong economic ties with—Welcome to Women TIES! |
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Wednesday WisdomLooking for business advice and entrepreneurial wisdom on a weekly basis? Visit the Women TIES blog, which features a dose of inspiration and education by long-time advocate for women entrepreneurs, Tracy Higginbotham, President of Women TIES. |
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