Plenty of sizzle going on this week, despite the gray weather.  Don't forget the Bob Burg Endless Referrals event and the Get Organized seminar on Tuesday, Make Mine a Million on Wednesday, and the do-it-yourself Publici-Tea™ event on Friday.  Details on those events are here.

What's on tap for next week?  (besides naked bicyclists at the Solstice Parade, of course)

• Thursday, June 19, marks the regular monthly meeting of eWomen Network in downtown Bellevue.  This month the featured guest is talk radio host Paul Casey, who will tell members how to get publicity through appearances on radio talk shows.  To register for the event,  click here.
• Sylvia Taylor is offering the first seminar in her Life Lessons Series called A GPS Guide to Transitions: How to Successfully Shift from Going Nowhere to Full Speed Ahead.  To find out more or register for the 2-hour seminar on Saturday the 20th,  click here.

Coming Up:  BizJam 2008, a conference for indie small business sponsored by Biznik on July 9 and 10.  Click here for more info on the event.

Do you have an business event for women in Seattle?  Publicize it for free here on Examiner.com.  Just submit your event here by Thursday at 5 p.m. to be included in Monday's column.

And even though this column is for women, don't forget to remember that special man in your life this week.  Father's Day is this weekend.  Check out The Original Basket Boutique, a local woman-owned business, for custom solutions for your Dad.  You can also give him a break from the long list of honey-do's by hiring another woman-owned business, Shirey Handyman, to cross off a few items. 

Make it a great week!