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5th Annual Montreal Women in Business Luncheon: Secrets of Being Highly Productive & Happy

Thursday, February 17, 2011 11:30to13:30
Faculty Club 3450 rue McTavish, Montreal, QC, H3A 0E5, CA

Think being in a leadership role means all work and no play? Think again. As a working woman, you CAN have it all - a rewarding career and an even more fabulous life outside office walls. Join the Women in Leadership Foundation for their yearly luncheon and they will reveal the coveted secrets of being highly productive and happy.

This luncheon is a part of the National Speaker Series, and showcases female role models in business and fosters the expansion of networks. As the women's business highlight event of the year, you'll hear from a panel of inspirational business women as they share their journeys of success, practical tips and inspiration. Funds raised will benefit the Women in Leadership Mentorship Program.

We need your help! Do you have friends or colleagues in Montreal?  Help us extend our reach to Montrealites by spreading the word to anyone you think may be interested in attending this inspirational event.

Schedule
11 a.m. - 12 p.m. : Networking and lunch
12 p.m. - 1 p.m. : Panel presentation
1 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. : Q&A



Tickets are $35. Students receive a discounted rate for only $10. Buy your tickets now.

Montréal Mentorship Program - final chance to apply!

January 31 marks the final deadline to apply for the Montréal Mentorship Program. Get your applications in for an opportunity to be part of a fantastic program. - apply now
This 6-month ground breaking program benefits both mentees and mentors with professional leadership workshops, sharing circles, networking activities, diverse volunteer opportunities and traditional one-on-one mentorship

Since 2001, as a registered national non-profit charity, the Women in Leadership Foundation (WIL)  has invested over $3 million into showcasing female role models and recognizing the accomplishments of Canadian business women, Aboriginal women and youth.

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