Alaffia’s Prairie Rose Hyde to Keynote INSPIRE—Women’s Business Conference

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Submitted by Thurston EDC Center for Business & Innovation

The Washington Center for Women in Business created the third annual INSPIRE Women’s Business Conference for forward-looking women business owners and business leaders in our community.

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The 7-hour, one-day conference has a theme of innovation & inspiration. The conference will kick off with an inspiring breakfast keynote address by Amy Leneker of Compass Consulting, followed by morning breakout sessions.

Prairie Rose Hyde, co-founder of Alaffia and vice president of the Alaffia Foundation, will give the lunchtime keynote address. There is one-afternoon breakout session and the day ends with a Happy Hour Networking Mixer.

Event coordinators do have a few exhibitor tables left and some sponsorship opportunities available. Last year over 120 women attended the conference and event organizers expect this year to attract even more. If your target market is women business leaders, don’t miss this event!

WHO: Washington Center for Women in Business
WHAT: INSPIRE – Women’s Business Conference
WHEN: Friday, May 10, 2019, from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
WHERE: Thurston EDC Center for Business & Innovation/SPSCC Lacey Campus, 4220 6th Ave SE, Lacey, WA 98503
TICKETS: $65 per person which includes breakfast and lunch.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit http://wcwb.org/inspire/ or call WCWB Program Manager Traci Hansen at (360) 464-6050 or email thansen@thurstonedc.com

About the Washington Center for Women in Business

The Washington Center for Women in Business (WCWB) is a program of the Thurston EDC’s Center for Business & Innovation (CB&I), whose mission is to empower entrepreneurs to succeed in business by providing coaching, training, and technical assistance on a wide variety of topics. The WCWB differs from other programs of the CB&I because our Business Coaches are dedicated to helping the whole Womanpreneur see her goals realized. The WCWB is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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