Networking groups near Guilford, CT
AWBL
Madison, CT
The Association of Women Business Leaders (AWBL) is a community of Connecticut women professionals who network, brainstorm and empower each other in their business pursuits. More than a networking group, AWBL has a strong educational aspect to assist members in growing their businesses while maintaining balance. Come and experience our inspiring speakers.
WE ARE STILL MEETING - READ OUR CHANGES IN 2019
In July of 2017 we moved from Comfort Keepers, 722 Village Walk, Guilford due to the sale of the business.
Thank you Patti Urban for your commitment to AWBL and giving us a home for so many years. We created a wonderful community and we still will keep it going.
Finding a venue on the shoreline that can serve us mornings has been a challenge to say the least. We tried various venues and locations in 2018 and they were not the right fit.
WE DID NOT WANT TO ABANDON OUR AWBL COMMUNITY THAT HAD COME TO RELY ON THE CONNECTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN CREATED. WHEN THE LEADERSHIP MET THE FEELINGS WERE MUTUAL AND WHILE WE ARE ALL BUSY WE LOVE THIS GROUP AND ITS MISSION.
WE ARE SHIFTING TO A NEW FORMAT FOR NOW. WE HOPE YOU WILL CONTINUE JOIN US.
We are currently meeting quarterly (4 Meetings) from September to June only. We are moving to a lunch meeting and it will be the 2nd Thursday and 2 hours to accommodate lunch and speaker. See Dates below.
You will still be required to pay $5 at the door and be responsible for the cost of your lunch and beverage. Check our meeting listings for details. For now mark your calendars for dates and times established.
March 14th, Cafe Allegre', Madison Lunch 11:30 - 1:30
June 13th, Outside Location TBD Lunch 11:30 - 1:30
September 12th, Cafe Allegre', Madison Lunch 11:30 - 1:30
December 5th, Cafe Allegre', Madison Lunch 11:30 - 2:00 (Holiday Celebration)
WE HOPE YOU WILL CONTINUE JOIN US!! We can't wait to see you at Cafe Allegre' on March 14th, 2019
Artists' Rights Movement™ (ARM™)
New Haven, CT
MISSION
The Artists' Rights Movement's (ARM) mission is to strengthen laws that protect artists, improve working conditions for artists, increase funding for the arts and protect free speech. We are building a national network to change public policy about art in America. This is a great group for artist, art professionals, students, art enthusiasts, lawyers, and retirees who want to be involved in cutting edge art, politics, law, media, and government.
Artist = Anyone who sings, photographs, makes music, draws, paints, writes, sculpts, etc.
All are Welcome!
SIGN PETITION
> > > http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/arm/
CALL CONGRESS TODAY!
1-866-338-1015
DONATE>> https://www.fracturedatlas.org/donate/3871
The Artists' Rights movement (ARM) is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions on behalf of the Artists' Rights Movement (ARM) may be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
ARM on facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=132924766780&ref=ts
ARM Chapters and Chapter Heads
(please contact artistsrightsnow@gmail.com for contact information).
East
New York
New York State, Steve Lehman
NYU, New York, NY, Adrian Untermyer
Columbia University, NYC, Marissa Crespo and
Ben Clouette
Fordham University, New York, NY, Charlie Martin
St. John's University and Whitehall, PA, Ashley Gray
Stonybrook University, Long Island, NY, Parisa Bagheri
Red Hook, New York, Jason Esekenazi
Syracuse Univerity. Karlon Anthony Low
Ethical Culture Fieldston School, Bronx, NY, Ziya Smallens
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Area, Ashlee Fortune (Kutztown University)
Sci Tech High School, Harrisburg, PA, LeShe Hall
Massachusetts
Massachusetts, Steve Lehman
Boston University, Boston, MA, Ben Cho u
Boston Area, MA,
Kira Fleming
Yurena Amado
Connecticut
Connecticut, Steve Lehman
Torrington, CT, Ophelia Jane
Hamden High, Hamden, CT, Anika Matin
Woodland Regional High School, Beacon Falls, CT, Chloe Flanagan
Baltimore/Washington
Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. and Baltimore (Summer), Heidi Green
Stevenson University, Baltimore, MD, Mya Montgomery
Annapolis Area (summer) and Lenoir Rhyne College, NC (school year), Ariel Dominguez,
University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, Sherry Zhao
South
University of Texas, Austin, TX, Joshua Yap and Kayla Moses
Georgia College and State University (GCSU), Kathryn Marie Herrig
Chattanooga State Technical Community College, Chattanooga, TN, Matt Leeson
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU), Tallahassee, FL / Lucius Ogelsby,
Midwest
Chicago Area, Paula Scully, and Cathryn Raia (summer), Azusa Pacific University
Principia College, Elsah, IL and St. Louis Area, Lisa Myles
Milwaukee Area, WI / Beloit College Rachel Beem, Rachel Beem
Purdue University, W. Lafayette, Indiana, Eleni Gina Failla
Beech Beech Grove High School, Beech Grove Indiana (near Indianapolis), Jessie Laker,
Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, IL, Maxwell Cooper
Minnesota Area, Ishika Mehnaz Huq, Minneapolis Area, MN
West
California
University of California Santa Cruz, Quincy Goss
Los Angeles Area Troy High School, Yorba Linda, CA, Ashley Siu Los Angeles Chapter, Noelle Rodriguez, and Nicole Patino,
Sonoma State University, Noelle Rodriguez Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut, CA, Nicole Patino
Bear Creek High School / Lakewood, Colorado, Cassandra Estrada