Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Call for Nominations for "Women Who Inspire"


The excitement is in the air for the 2nd annual “From A Woman’s Perspective” conference, a special event coordinated by three fantastic organizations: The Women’s Employment Opportunity Project, Inc., Mother’s Voices of Georgia and The East Point Community Action Team (EP-CAT). We bring together women from all socio-economic backgrounds to discuss issues that are important.

This exciting event features a phenomenal line up of speakers which include: Sandra Murillo Weber, Turner Broadcasting System; Ann Wilson Cramer, IBM; Condace Pressley, WSB 750 Radio; Dr. Elizabeth Ford, DeKalb County Board of Health; Dr. Folami Prescott-Adams, HomeMade Jamz Productions; and Paulette Lewis. Region IV Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor.

The highlight of our program will be Ms. Michele Hoskins, founder and owner of Michelle Foods and three-time guest of the Oprah Winfery Show, will be featured as the luncheon speaker. Ms. Hoskin's inspiring story of what can be accomplished with determination and persistence is in line with theme of our contest: Women Who Inspire. For more about Michelle, visit her website: http://www.michelefoods.com/.

During the conference, the winner of the "Women Who Inspire" contest will be named. This contest offers the opportunity to recognize the special women in everyone's life that go above and beyond in serving their families and communities. The call for nominations began on January 14, 2008 and will continue until February 22. Visit http://www.weop.org/ for the application.

This powerful symposium is the result of a partnership with The Women’s Employment Opportunity Project, Inc. (WEOP), Mothers’ Voices Georgia and The East Point Community Action Team. Other partnering organizations include The Small Business Administration (SBA), Progressive Techniques, DeKalb County Board of Health, The Atlanta Technical College, Economic Development Division and Barnes and Noble.

Visit the website of the partnering organizations to hear about the work that impact the community: http://www.mvgoeorgia.org/ and http://www.ep-cat.org/

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