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Women in Family Business

A monthly peer group for women business leaders

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This peer group addresses the unique needs of women who own, work for, or play a supporting role in a family-owned business. Topics addressing self-care, effective communication, and skills for managing conflict resolution will be the focus of these sessions, allowing for connection, sharing, inspiration, and support.  Co-facilitated by Bea Wolper and Kelly Jasin from Emens Wolper Jacobs & Jasin, join us each month to gain new perspectives and strategies by listening to others in this very collaborative and safe environment.

Facilitators: Bea Wolper and Kelly Jasin from Emens Wolper Jacobs & Jasin
Frequency: Monthly (except July/August when we break for the summer)
Fee: FREE for all Conway Center members
Pre-approval to join? No, this is a drop-in group, but meeting RSVP is required
Service Providers eligible? Yes, Service Providers are welcome (limit 2/company please), meeting RSVP is required

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Events Calendar - Women in Family Business

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Tuesday Sep 10, 2024
Salary Negotiations - Join us as we discuss the differences in how men and women negotiate, and why women so often fail to ask for what they want. Working in a family business can be especially challenging when it comes to salary negotiations. Learn some tips and tricks to help you navigate salary negotiations, earn a promotion, or just get more comfortable asking for what you deserve! ... read more
Categories: CCFB Peer Group, Women in Family Business
Tuesday Oct 8, 2024
Communication Styles - Good communication is a critical life skill. Communicating effectively at work can feel like a balancing act. The message sent isn’t always the message received, and communication style greatly influences how someone hears you. Communication is a double-edged sword for family businesses. Along with the usual obstacles that any business faces, they also must deal with the difficulty of interpersonal relationships. Come explore various communication styles with us as we also look at the value of good communication and how it can improve your leadership skills. ... read more
Categories: CCFB Peer Group, Women in Family Business

I still have questions. How can I get more information about Peer Groups and Roundtables?

Contact Amy Dotts, COO and Events Manager at adotts@familybusinesscenter.com or 614-847-0160

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