Pella —
The Pella Professional and Business Women’s Forum (PPBWF) will meet on Thursday, February 14th. Spend your lunch hour learning from tax professionals sharing their tips and hints as you prepare your tax returns, as well as meeting other Pella area professional and business women.
The February forum will be held at the Pella Golf and Country Club, 600 Elm Street in Pella from noon to 1:00 p.m. Lunch is provided and the cost is covered in the $12 guest fee.
PPBWF is a networking and professional development organization for women in Pella and the surrounding area. Members meet the second Thursday of each month (except August) for networking and learning from forum speakers. Membership is open to career-oriented and business women of all ages who are interested in enhancing their personal and professional life and forming valuable connections with other women in the community.
PPBWF helps members to: -increase awareness of relevant issues -share ideas -discuss problem solving techniques -connect with professional development and community opportunities.
Visitors are welcome! If you would like to attend, please RSVP to Diane Massick at diane@ewingdevelopment.com by noon, Monday, February 11th, 2013. For more information about the PPBWF or to become a member, please contact Wendy Crase at wendyc@tdtpc.com.
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