presented by Fran Drozdz
Friday, September 30, 11:30 a.m.
Gallagher's Grille, 7575 N 16th Street, Phoenix 85020
Note location!
Luncheon is $25 by check or cash / $26 with credit card or PayPal - at the door.
"It was 1979 . . . I wanted to run the Honolulu marathon (26.2 miles) . . . the running boom had taken off, and if I wanted to run a marathon, I needed to lose 30 pounds. So, I joined the oldest weight loss organization in North America and made it happen.
"I finished the race but swore I would never run another. However, I saw that taking these dedicated steps in my life, changed my life journey. I realized that pure desire wasn’t enough."
You need cheerleaders in your life to make your business and personal goals come to life. You will also need to be your own cheerleader. If you’re not rooting for yourself, who will?
People come into our lives for a reason, season, or a lifetime, and sometimes we struggle with these challenges and have to keep reinventing ourselves to overcome the obstacles.
In this presentation, Fran will show you how to stay on top of both your physical and mental health with a food plan for life—one that will help keep you happy, stress-free, and able to achieve your goals.
About Fran:
With a bachelor's degree in sociology, speech, and theatre and a minor in psychology from Calumet College of St. Joseph's in Whiting, Indiana, as well as a master's degree in counseling psychology, Fran has been a social worker and counselor at most of the U.S. Air Force bases at which her husband was stationed.
Fran joined TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) in 1979 to lose 30 pounds in order to run the Honolulu Marathon (26.2 miles). So happy not to carry that 30 pounds on my heart anymore, she has been a TOPS ambassador for seven years. Fran has a daughter who is a nurse and two grandsons in college.
Friday, September 30, 11:30 a.m.
Gallagher's Grille, 7575 N 16th Street, Phoenix 85020
Luncheon is $25 by check or cash / $26 with credit card or PayPal - at the door.
Friday, August 26 11:30 a.m.
In-person at Gallagher's Grille, 7575 N 16th Street, Phoenix 85020
Make reservations for the August 26 event: ImpactforEnterprisingWomen1@gmail.com
Luncheon is $25 by check or cash / $26 with credit card or PayPal - at the door.
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How important is good customer service?
Customer service has an impact on both existing customers and potential customers. Did you know that 68% of consumers would react by telling family and friends about a bad experience by posting it on a social network. And almost 50% of customers claim they would switch to a new brand after just one bad experience!
Join Yolanda as she discusses:
- Knowing your customers
- Listening to your customers
- Thinking long term
About Yolanda:
Yolanda Bejarano is the National Legislative and Political Field Director for Communications Workers of America, a labor union that represents workers in many different sectors including communications and information industries, news media, airlines, broadcast and cable television, public service, higher education, health care, manufacturing, and more.
She is the Vice Chair of the Arizona Democratic Party, serves on Congressman Ruben Gallego's Women's Advisory Council, served on Senator Mark Kelly's transition team, and serves on the board of Poverty's Pets.
Updated: Jul 19, 2022
Presented by Helen Goldman of Primo Promos
Friday, July 29, 11:30 a.m.
Gallagher's Grille, 7575 N 16th Street, Phoenix 85020
Note new location!
Luncheon is $25 by check or cash / $26 with credit card or PayPal - at the door.
Want to maximize your advertising, promotion and marketing efforts?
Learn how to take advantage of low-cost or even free opportunities.
Don’t let limited resources stifle your creativity.
“80% of success is just showing up”-Woody Allen
Showing up also means …starting. It’s easier to make progress on a project if you just start it.
Every business, regardless of its size wants to maximize its advertising, promotion and marketing dollars. This is especially important for small businesses with limited resources.
I will present steps that any business can implement to take advantage of low-cost, or even free opportunities.
About Helen:
Helen Goldman’s business expertise ranges from Fortune 500 companies to ownership of several small businesses. Her current business, Primo Promos, is certified as a Women Owned Enterprise (WBE), a Small Business Enterprise (SBE), and as a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE). She was a certified vendor for the 2015 Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee.
Goldman received her B.A. from Simmons College with a double major in Economics and Mathematics. She earned an M.B.A. from Western International University with an emphasis in Management.
Goldman is a member of Impact for Enterprising Women, Human Services Professionals (HSP), RAIN Networking (Resource Awareness Information Network), Business Pros Connect, Integrity Referral Network, the 101 Referral Network, and Greater Phoenix Mensa, as well as several local networking groups.
Goldman’s point of view is that business and fun are not incompatible concepts.
