Fletcher Consulting

Terra L. Fletcher, Fractional CMO takes marketing off your to-do list. Part-time, senior-level marketing strategy partner for companies in transition, ready to scale, or competing for market share.in Shawano, Green Bay, Appleton, the Fox Valley, Wisconsin, the Midwest, and Nationwide, virtual, in-person, and remote. Specializing in manufacturing and B2B.

Terra L. Fletcher will speak on Personal Branding at the Sheboygan Chapter of the Professional Women’s Connection on Wednesday, November 21, 2018. Register by Friday, November 16th!

November Monthly Meeting – Sheboygan Chapter

When: Wednesday, November 21, 2018, 12:00 PM until 1:30 PM
Where: Elk’s Lodge 1943 Erie Ave, Sheboygan, WI  53081
Contact: Marsha Mamerow
Category:
Monthly Program
Registration is required by November 16, 2018
Payment In Advance Or At Event
Registration cancellations will be accepted until November 16, 2018, at 12:00 PM
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations are accepted, but no later than the Friday before the event date.

No Fee

US$ 13.00

US$ 21.00

Register now!

About Professional Women’s Connection

INSPIRING. MENTORING. EDUCATING.

Members are in occupations and industries in every area of business, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Since it’s inception as Women in Management, Inc. and now in 2018, Professional Women’s Connection has been the leading source for information, knowledge sharing, and development for women in the professional sphere. The group strives to promote higher standards for and increase the status, authority, and influence of all women at any level of their career.

Join a chapter of Professional Women’s Connection today or attend one of our events as a guest and start maximizing your leadership potential.

Mission

Developing leadership qualities in women by providing networking and learning opportunities through the exchange of knowledge and experiences.

History

In 1977, Lynn Webster from Oshkosh and Maxine Vanevenhoven from Appleton founded the National Association of Women in Management. They met and began talking on an airplane trip to a business conference. They discussed the need for a group that would support women who were in business management positions. There were mostly men in management positions at that time and very few women. As a result, men had their support network in place and women did not. Lynn and Maxine wanted a group where they could talk about their workplace issues, problem solve, share experiences, and grow professionally. Several women came together to form a group unique from any other.

In 2018, the Executive Board of WIMI voted to change the name and branding of the organization to Professional Women’s Connection to more accurately reflect the changing industries and desires of the chapters. PWC came to be on July 1, 2018, with a new image, mission, and goals, and with the same monthly programming opportunities for its membership.