eWomenNetwork News:
- New women’s business networking group declares: “The sky’s the limit” for women-owned businesses in Northern New Mexico.
New Managing Director Michelle Harkey-Wilde of Los Alamos has been appointed to lead the Santa Fe Chapter of eWomenNetwork to assist area women in building business relationships and finding new ways to turn networking interactions into new clients and increased sales transactions.
“According to the Small Business Association, women are starting businesses at three times the rate of men in Northern New Mexico and account for more than two-thirds of the job market,” Harkey-Wilde said. “The Santa Fe Chapter of eWomenNetwork focuses on the needs of these businesswomen. Our trademarked ‘accelerated networking’ expedites the process of building business connections and exchanging resources among other female business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals. eWomenNetwork is a big business-booster.”
Founder and CEO of Dallas-based eWomenNetwork Sandra Yancey said that now, more than ever, women realize that networking is a vital business skill.
“Women network differently than men, just as we communicate differently,” Yancey said. “eWomenNetwork has created a relationship-building approach that honors how women like to interact in business. We have created our own systems and strategies that produce the opportunities, results and revenue we women need to make our businesses grow and prosper.”
The Santa Fe Chapter of eWomenNetwork now joins 118 other chapters throughout North America, each of which offers monthly Accelerated Networking™ events, as well as frequent Strategic Business Introduction workshops and “Breakthroughs over Breakfast” sessions, for its members and their guests.
Founded in 2000 and sponsored worldwide by Microsoft, American Express OPENSM, UPS and Dell, eWomenNetwork is the most-visited women’s business website and producer of the largest four-day women’s business conference in North America. The office of the President of the United States recognized eWomenNetwork as one of the top women’s business organizations at the forefront of the success of the women’s business initiative.
To find out more about eWomenNetwork, visit www.ewomennetwork.com. To find out about upcoming events in Los Alamos and/or Santa Fe, contact Harkey-Wilde at MichelleHarkey-Wilde@eWomenNetwork.com.
