WBOC April Program: Wine WednesdayPosted on March 21, 2021 |
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Traditionally, the first Wednesday in April is reserved to celebrate the spring Syracuse Women’s Magazine launch!
WBOC & WISE & WBOC gather…
…to have some wine…
…laugh & chat…
…and spend time in the company of local businesswomen!
This year, though we are still unable to be in person - our Programs committee has persevered to create an online experience where you can engage & connect -
…and bring your own favorite glass of wine to the call.
Join us for Wine Wednesday (or whatever you’d like to have in your glass!)
April 7th, 5:00 P.M. via Zoom
Presented by WBOC and the WISE Women’s Business Center
Wine Wednesday Celebrates:
*Women, community, and connection – working together to deepen & strengthen
*connections, community, and ourselves.
*Resiliency (managing an unprecedented pandemic)
*Hope for the Future! (Where do we go from here?)
*Solidarity
Expect an experience where you’ll get to know others, learn about them in a new, deeper way, and explore new connections.
Register today for the April 7thMonthly Program!
Thanks to our April Sponsor, Beth Allen, Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant - we are thinking about a little pampering & self care this month…
Because her goal is to help women feel beautiful inside and out.
Elizabeth Allen
Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant
(315) 760-0641
MaryKay.com/eallen9387
Enriching Women’s Lives ™
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