 Pictured above is Paige Russell, and Ann Schroeder. Paige was the recipient of the 2004/2005 Woman of the Year.
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JOIN US IN OUR PICTURE CHALLENGE
Please send your picture with your name and town on the back. Any age or gender!
We are trying to collect pictures to be presented to our legislators on Lobby Day 2006 to encourage the state of Missouri to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment!
SEND TO:
Tri-County BPW-MO
ATTN: ERA CHALLENGE
P.O. BOX 96
SULLIVAN, MO 63080
Front Row: Sandi Stegeman, Mary, Librarian, Pat Shafferkoetter
Back Row: Tammie Renfro, Terri Parker, Barb de latorre, Betty Pondrom
Local BPW ladies joined in the effort to bring awareness to Domestic Violence. In their effort they donated books to the Sullivan Public Library
Virginia Allan Young Careerist ProgramThe Virginia Allan Young Careerist Program recognizes the accomplishments of successful women or men and introduces them to the mission and vision of Business and Professional Women/USA (BPW/USA). The program, begun in 1964, involves a competitive selection process within local organizations, districts/regions, and 53 state federations, resulting in the selection of a Young Careerist to represent each state federation at the BPW/USA annual conference. The winner of the national competition will serve as the National Representative for BPW/USA and may attend functions in her official capacity. To participate in the program, a Young Careerist must:
Young Careerists benefit from networking opportunities, opportunities
for personal and professional development, opportunities to learn about
the issues of concern to workingwomen, educational programs and
visibility. Candidates are judged in the following areas: written and
biographical information, judges' interview, group interaction and
prepared speeches on specific topics. |
Click here for the 2005-2006 Young Careerist Speech Topics
Click here for the 2005-2006 Young Careerist Biographical Information Form
Click here for the 2005-2006 Regional Liasons
Click here for the 2005-2006 Legislative Platform
