“Electric” atmosphere in New York NAPW local chapter meeting, and health and wellness seminars in January

Garden City, NY (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

NAPW local branch met in New York Wednesday, Jan. 18 at Madison Square Garden corporate governance in 11 Penn Plaza, New York, New York. The theme of this month, networking specialist health and beauty Assembly in 2012, and chapter hosts various seminars for participants.

Diana Estrella, holistic health and nutrition consultant and founder of Star Retreat blissfully says health in a busy world. Diane Scott, owner of the joy of life is yoga breathing techniques and me and just relax your body and stretches that promote flexibility, balance and strength. Rosemary Serra, owner of Skin Care skin care line breath Leave presented its line and to discuss tips for healthy skin. Finally, Chermerdene Jordan of experience International, presented its supplements.

Louise Newsome, president of the New York chapter, forty participants in a positive light at the first meeting of 2012 introduced Patty Luis Pineda, the new regional director of the local branch of corporate governance NAPW. They also talked about the upcoming National Conference NAPW to be held in New York, May 2012

Louisa thanked Valerie Young, Social Media Coordinator at Madison Square Garden to occupy first meeting this year. Louise asked a show of hands for the first session participants a positive light, and they hope to see more in the future.

Louise Newsome review the success of sending a short part of the survey of members last year to ask what topics would otherwise like to see happen in the monthly meetings, and she will send it again, calling on members take the time to fill it. The group discussed plans for the next meeting with mentor Laura Rivchun, which makes it easier on networks.

Committee fundraising led by Ladanyi Erica and Nicole Adams is in the process of organizing events in support of not-for-profit owned by or associated with the new chapter members York. This event is scheduled for April and will be final after it was officially announced paraben were put in place.

Khalaf, Aida Parker, Chapter States shared their experience on how they are included in the head, and through networking with other members, it has a new job at Douglas Elliman in Manhattan. Louise shared by other successes like this in the head and share e-mail, Facebook pages, chapter, and in future meetings.

The members were expelled

divided into four groups for the beginning of the seminar were displaced and moved about 15 minutes. “The atmosphere at the meeting with an electric debate going around the table,” said Lewis.

fourth group is a small private room fee yoga workshop with Diane Scott. After an hour the group comes together again where Janine Louise and Raffles. Four of them were deported to donate items for prizes speakers.

Participants

Louis News: New York chapter president, chief NewwayUSA LLC, office, design, construction, technology and opportunities, Janine Schindler’s vice president and special events coordinator for New York, JAS main business and executive training, Patti Pineda: NAPW, regional manager of the local branch, Jade Norfleet: Chapter New York Special Events Coordinator, Marketing Director, Innovative Poularity LLC, Valerie Young: Social Media NYC Chapter Coordinator, Sales Director Media, Madison Square Garden, Laura Rivchun: Leader of the New York Chapter Board of Mentor, founder of the LR Consulting, Rosemary Serra Prime Skin Care line, leave breath Chermerdene Jordan: Distributor experience International, nutritional drink, Diane Scott: Owner and instructor, joy of life yoga yoga certified instructor, Diana Estrella: founder and owner, blissfully Star Retreat, holistic health coach, Cynthia Peacock: President and owner, Vituoso Biz, Inc., a management consulting, Jennifer makawe:. Prince Graphics, LLC, Art Director / Designer, Darlene Heywood: Founder / Director, DH Essence of beauty, health and beauty, Florence Washington nonprofit chief CEO, National Urban League, Jenet Levy: Halstead Property, LLC, Agent Real Estate, Jen Bachus: President, Jennz Variety Shoppe, Inc, e-commerce, Linda Giordino: Chairman, relaible home improvements in New York, Inc, home improvements, Iram Ganju: Chairman, IKG Global Consultants, LLC, HR consulting opportunities, Jewell A. Staley: Founder and owner, real estate, financial freedom, real estate Investing Mentor, Gina Nadia: President, Production, Khalaf, Aida Parker: Prudential Douglas Elliman, real estate, Melissa Kalloo: Coordinating Director, Care Group LLC , Avondale, Health Involvement Chugh: Grief counseling and healing energy, Etta Jackson: CEO / Founder, Global Institute of conscious change, non-profit, Rose Rita Lopez: President, GreenApples items and home care, human resources, Catherine Ryan Senior Vice President and CFO, Ryan and Ryan PR, Inc, public, media and crisis management, Janet Rodriguez: Future Sales Director Mary Kay cosmetics, skin care, Lynn Haviland: Epalbaum Associates president, branding and marketing, Lees Grant aid: insurance professional, Grant Lees, insurance and financial services, Mayra Troccoli: Doncaster, Fashion stylist, Carrie Ann Louns: Mercy College, assistant director of student services, Jane Bell: Owner and CEO, Five laptops, Shelly Finkelstein President , Baron Realty Associates, Inc, Vanessa Moseley: owner and founder, is one body, One World, Stephanie Howitt:. SLH life and goalkeeper Ltd., Lifestyle management company, Michele Kennedy, M. Kennedy, arts, professional singer, Ruth Gantman: Nutured of nature, health and coach Vava Buitenkant:. creative director, advertising and design Buitenkant

National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) is the largest and most popular network of women professionals. NAPW provides a forum where women can socialize, share ideas, educate, network and empowerment. NAPW Local chapters allow members to increase their experience during the meeting, opportunities for networking and professional events.

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Local Scottish Business with Global Expectations

(In PRWEB) March 2, 2010

job brokers who with the help of Rollo Davidson McFarlane of Cupar, Clark Associates in Auchterarder and the Bank of Scotland, February 1, 2010. Becames official

manufacturer of high quality melamine table mats and coasters, Castle Melamine work 12 workers, some of which will be retained after the purchase. With an annual turnover of? 1m, their clients include Harvey Nichols, Next, Lakeland, Historic Scotland and BAA. Castle Melamine will continue to trade under the name of the ITS division Scotbadge LTD.

based in Boness, Customworks Founded in 1998, Ian and Jackie Scott to manufacture branded products to market heritage. S license for reproduction of works of great artists, so I’m happy as Degas, Dali, Picasso, Matisse, Mucha, and to name just a few of its extensive product includes strong magnets, notebooks, badges, mousemats and jigsaw puzzle from which produce 80% in house team of 47 permanent employees. They usually have a special design facility producing custom branded products for individual attractions.

company is proud of its record of customer retention – Craig Manly Museum of Natural History, says, we have built a great relationship with Customworks over the years, working closely with you to develop them: general merchandise wildlife photographer in the competition. At each stage of the process, they are quick to react and what they seek products from paint to evidence initial sample of the finished product. We are satisfied with the quality of the finished product is kept strictly What year is the year.

Thanks to the loyalty of our customers only the support of our dealer network, our business has grown significantly over the last ten years, Jackie says: We are predictors of turnover? 3000000 this financial year 30% growth in 2009.

Their list of clients and

Grown is a number of prestigious buildings, including the National Gallery in London, Tate Gallery and the National Trust. At international level you have distributors in 13 countries, and suppliers Prado in Madrid, the Picasso Museum in Malaga and the National Gallery of Australia. Esther Torres from Museu Nacional de Catalunya, the boom is a big fan. We are happy to work with Customworks – they “value a supplier stricter gift well made products that consistently over the top. Customworks team is a pleasure to work, they usually offer a friendly and reliable service in response to rapidly and efficiently produce otherwise high quality and interesting products strictly.

We firmly believe Acquisition Castle Melamine will be mutually beneficial for the business and Jan says, before our key customers are mainly in the heritage market, and we know, Castle Melamine is focused on the high street retail. Each job will have access to resources and sales channels, etc..

and Jackie and Ian are convinced that in the current climate, that you were able to provide jobs in the local area and are happy to note that he has received support in other ways for their lawyers, accountants and Central Bank of Scotland made a fine contrast, has a positive message in that it is still potential for small and medium enterprises thrive in these difficult times, and we thank the Bank of Scotland for their support, especially Jane and Stephen Leckie of Stirling bank Branch business Springkerse, Stirling, and Sandy Green and Keith Black of Rollo Davidson McFarlane and Colin Clark and Scott Clark of Clark Associates

This extension does not happen in isolation, are Customworks is currently involved in a joint venture in the U.S., and the establishment of a factory in Australia later this year. Its an exciting time for us and we look forward to developing opportunities for Customworks and Castle Melamine brands.

For more information

is Customworks and Castle Melamine, visit http://www.customworks.co.uk, contact Ian Scott 01506 821910 or email Ian (in) customworks (dot) co (dot) in

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