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Find out more about Betsy: Betsy Talbot is a corporate refugee who moved to Seattle in 2006 in search of a life outside of boardrooms and airports. She uses her sales, marketing, and operations background to help women business owners attract more clients with less effort. Betsy loves the energy she gets from working with these savvy women and would do it for free if Max didn’t like such expensive dog food. |
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Last week I had the pleasure of crashing the "Million Dollar Women" party.
The great thing about this party is that not all of the women are earning a million dollars, but every single one of them is well on the way. These are "get-it-done" women.
Nancy Juetten hosted the event in her beautiful home in Bellevue. Susan Harrow, media coach and author of "How to Get on Oprah" was Nancy's guest of honor (Susan also writes for Examiner.com in San Francisco).
The attendees included people like Phyllis Heppenstall, owner of the very successful Lover's Package retail chain, to Jean Thompson of Seattle Chocolates, who was featured in this month's O Magazine as a "favorite thing."
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Kristen Marie Scheurlein of Affirmagy was there - look for her very soon on QVC, and purchase her blankets now along with your Send Out Cards.
Michele Lisenbury Christensen of Working with Power recently had a baby and is now back at work helping women with professional and personal development.
Want to set up your own event?
Think of the movers and shakers in your circle and what they have in common. After everyone arrives, introduce each person and tell how you know them or something interesting about them. Let your "dream team" of friends and business contacts mingle, Make sure to follow up with an email including everyone's email (with permission) so the conversations can continue.
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