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| Why It Is Important |
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Women need to take charge of their financial futures. We outlive our spouses, earn less over our career, receive fewer retirement benefits, save less and often outlive our savings! |
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| What You Will Get Out Attending |
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You will meet and learn from professionals in the financial, legal, real estate and accounting professions. You will network with other motivated New Jersey women challenged by the same complex financial issues.
Continental breakfast, refreshments and lunch are provided plus there will be drawings for great door prizes. |
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The fee is $25. Each additional guest you bring (daughter, sister mom, friend) can come for an additional $20/person. Subscribers to Garden State Woman Magazine come as our guests. |
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| The Event Benefits Others |
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Proceeds from the conference are used to benefit the Garden State Woman Education Foundation’s College Scholarship Fund. The Fund provides financial aid to exceptional and deserving inner city high school graduating young women attending 4 year New Jersey colleges and universities. |
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“What an awesome event! The speakers were all first rate”…”I never realized how little I knew about my personal financial situation until I came to this event.”…”Every woman in the state should have an opportunity to attend a Garden State Woman Financial Conference.”…Garden State Woman has found another way to empower New Jersey women. Thanks!” |
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To Register: Download Registration Form (.pdf)
Send name(s) and payment for you and your guests to attend to:
Garden State Woman Education Foundation
Box 709 – 210 Parker Road
Long Valley, NJ 07853
Or call Eileen Nicholl to register by credit card or with questions: 908-879-7143 or email
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The 10th Annual RMC Distinguished Entrepreneurial Lecture
On May 7 the 10th Annual RMC Distinguished Entrepreneurial Lecture will be held on Wednesday evening at Fairleigh Dickinson University's Madison campus. The evening begins with an elegant reception in Lenfell Hall at 6 pm, followed by the ceremony for the 2008 NJ Student Entrepreneur Awards and the FDU Innovation Challenge Awards at 6:45 pm. Finally, Elizabeth G. Christopherson, Executive Director of New Jersey Network (NJN) Public Television and Radio will give her lecture at 7:15 pm entitled 'The Business of Civic Entrepreneurship: Purpose, Innovation and Partnership.'
The program is free, but registration is required by Tuesday, May 6.
More info visit the Fairleigh Dickinson Univeristy website |
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Take advantage of the new features included on our website:
- 13 message boards where you can share thinking questions and recommendations with the rest of us.
- Our Community Section where you can post and or view information about organizations, events and career opportunities for women and where you can post and view professional profiles featuring professionals wanting to serve the women of New Jersey.
There is starting to be quite a bit of posting to the events section in particular.
- The ability to sign up for Garden State Woman Magazine subscriptions or sample copies or our monthly e-newsletter.
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