Archive for June, 2010
Karyn Williams Releases a New Single
CommentsKaryn Williams is the co-founder of WOAMTEC’s Courage to Dream Foundation, an organization that came to life because of the lyrics to one of her songs. The CTD Foundation is a group of women who are committed to offering hope through practical opportunities, and a chance for young women to get their feet under them as they build their lives on “The Rock”.
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WOAMTEC, a networking organization geared towards women, is pleased to announce that Carmen Sierra Gonzalez will serve as the new director of its Lake Nona chapter, which meets on the first and third Wednesday of each month at Eagle Creek Golf Club at 11:30 a.m.
Sierra Gonzalez is a Real Estate Consultant specializing in the East Orlando/Lake Nona area. She works with both buyers and sellers and also holds a Certified Distressed Property Expert certification that allows her to help clients avoid foreclosure.
“I am looking forward to leading this new chapter and growing it within the Lake Nona community,” she says.
WOAMTEC, a networking organization geared towards women, is pleased to announce that Stephanie Anson will serve as new director of its Sweetwater / Apopka Chapter, which meets at Sweetwater Country Club the second and fourth Thursday of each month at 11:30 a.m.
“WOAMTEC was created in 2007 to provide a supportive environment for women who are committed to faith, family and career,” notes founder Kathleen Hawkins. “We employ a ‘no rules’ philosophy aimed at supporting each other and building strong relationships and have found that to be beneficial to our members, whether they are small business owners or work for someone else.”
Anson is a Real Estate Advisor with Keller Williams and is a certified luxury home marketing specialist. “I am honored to assist my fellow community professionals with increasing their businesses and watching our chapter grow,” Anson says.
WOAMTEC is pleased to announce that Gina McVey will serve as new director of its Heathrow chapter, which meets at Journeys, located in Alaqua, every other Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. The next meeting will be July 7.
“WOAMTEC was created in 2007 to provide a supportive environment for women who are committed to faith, family and career,” notes founder Kathleen Hawkins. “We employ a ‘no rules’ philosophy aimed at supporting each other and building strong relationships and have found that to be beneficial to our members, whether they are small business owners or work for someone else.”
McVey’s company, “Priceless Memories,” helps families keep their memories alive by transferring photos and family movies to DVD or by making slide shows for special occasions.
“Being a Chapter Director means really getting to know this wonderful group of women and helping them to achieve their personal and business goals,” McVey says.
WOAMTEC is headquartered in Longwood, Florida with chapters in Florida, Georgia and several other states. For more information, log onto www.woamtec.com or call 866.757.2611.
(WOAMTEC), a networking organization geared towards women, hosted 10 young women from the PACE Center for Girls and Family Services of Metro Orlando, at its conference June 17 at the Rosen Plaza in Orlando.
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(Ocala, FL)—-The Ocala, Florida chapter of Women on a Mission to Earn Commission (WOAMTEC), has teamed with Miss Ocala/Marion County 2010 Kelly Redoutey
to collect used jeans for Pageant Pants. Pageant Pants is an initiative of Helping Other People Eat (HOPE), founded by Miss Florida 2006 Allison Kreiger Walsh in 2001 to educate and empower people with eating disorders.
Women on a Mission to Earn Commission (WOAMTEC), a networking organization geared towards women, is pleased to announce that Lesa Prontaut will serve at the new director of its Buckhead chapter, which meets at Pricci, 500 Pharr Road Northeast in Buckhead on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 11:30 a.m.
Lesa is a Mary Kay, Director in Qualification and has been a consultant for 1 1/2 years.
Lesa says, “I am looking forward to serving the Buckhead chapter of WOAMTEC and
enabling women to the follow the philosophy of Faith, Family and Career
in an networking environment”.
