Visionwebppc International Women's Day Celebration at the Los Angeles Office
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15 Mar 2023, 05:43 GMT+10
Visionwebppc is proud to announce its celebration of International Women's Day at its Los Angeles office. On March 8th, the Visionwebppc team will gather to recognize and honor the accomplishments of women around the world and in our community.
The International Women's Day celebration will bring together a diverse group of talented, driven women, both internally and externally, from the local business community and beyond. Along with honoring female leaders, there will be several positive messages and inspiring stories exchanged throughout the evening. We are pleased to host an amazing lineup of speakers, including:
Janet J. Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of GeoBased Charissa K. Murphy, President of BrainReview Emily M. Gauvin, Senior VP of Sales for Sportsstartups Each speaker has been chosen for their exemplary fields of career success as well as their commitment to helping further equality for all women, both professionally and socially. Our speakers will share their individual journeys to success as we strive to empower one another. Our event also aims to draw awareness to the many issues that affect global gender inequality while providing a safe space and platform for discussion. Visionwebppc is thrilled to have this opportunity on International Women's Day and looks forward to an empowering evening full of collaboration, innovation, and female unity.
For more information, please feel free to contact:
Contact Person: Grant Davis
Email: pr@visionwebppc.com
Please visit www.visionwebppc.com
Contact: +18887005047
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