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    Why Are There So Few Women Leaders?What Can You Do About It?

    Video11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, March 6, 2012

    Did you know?Only:

    16% of American corporateboards and senior managers arewomen.

    20% of nonprofit executivesare female. 13% of the members of theParliaments across the world arewomen. Women hold 23% of seats inU.S. state legislatures. This figure dropped after Nov2011 election for the first timein 40 years.

    Find out about the three thingsevery woman of any age can doto advance her career or position

    in family and community. Face-books COO Sheryl Sandberg is astrong advocate of womanpower.Join us to watch her 15-min-ute TED talk that had gone viral

    and received more than 200,000 views. en share your experi-ences with your tablemates andpick an action you can implementimmediately.

    Chief operating ocer of Face-book since 2008, Sandberg wentfrom being chief of sta for theUnited States Treasury Departmentto vice president of sales and op-erations at Google. She graduatedfrom Harvard and holds an MBAfrom Harvard Business School.

    Among her many honorshas been ranked one of theMost Powerful Women in Bness by Fortune Magazineery year since 2008 and ran#5 on Forbes Worlds 100 MPowerful Women last year.

    She serves on many corpoboards. She and her husbhave two children and, she sshare family responsibilequally.

    Newsletter of the Association for Women in Communications Springeld,

    MARCH MEETING

    Marc

    5 Downtown5 W. Walnut Stringfeld, MOin us at 11:30 a.m.r networking

    ogram begins at Noon

    5 or members8 or returning guests4 or AWC students/

    udent members.

    VP by 2/29:[email protected]

    [email protected]

    11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.ARCH 6, 2012

    AWCSpringfieldMO.org www.womcom.org

    Sheryl SandbergForbes.com

    AWC MEMBER OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONSPCOMING

    We appreciate the talents each person brings to our local AWC Chapter. That is why each year we

    recognize an outstanding member or their hard work and dedication to keeping an all-volunteer

    organization operating smoothly. Please take time to recognize this dedication by nominating on

    o our members or the AWC Member o the Year Award.

    The Member o the Year Award has been presented annually since 1986 to an active member who

    has signifcantly impacted the success o the organization through leadership and service. Qualiti

    to consider may include meeting attendance, knowledge o AWC, committee involvement on the

    local or national level, promotion and enthusiasm or the success o AWC, and participation in AWC

    activities.

    Please submit your vote to Mitzie Zerr at 831-8505 or [email protected]. Provide a

    short summary describing why you think this person should be considered or the award. The AWC

    Member o the Year will be announced at our May meeting.

    April 3, 2012Dan Prater, Director of

    NonProfit Communica-

    ions, at Drury University:

    The Power of Messaging

    nd The Impact of Words

    May 1, 2012

    Regina Waters:

    Guerilla Marketing

    une 5, 2012Lynn Onstot:

    Crisis Communications

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    FROM THE PRESIDENT

    ESIDENTgela Frizell

    n Service Group

    [email protected]

    -761-7227

    ESIDENT/ELECTRandolph

    ene County Juvenile Ofce

    [email protected]

    -6151

    ST PRESIDENT/MINISTRATORzie Zerr

    Utilities

    [email protected]

    -831-8505

    CRETARYley Wood

    ociated Electric Cooperative, Inc.

    [email protected]

    -885-9298

    EASURERhele Kaufman

    ter [email protected]

    -881-7090

    MBERSHIP/NEW MEMBERSgela Cave

    npower

    [email protected]

    -886-9300

    WSLETTER/PUBLICITYrina Smith

    thwest Baptist [email protected]

    -838-0477

    issa Adleric Relations & Marketing Consultant

    [email protected]

    -837-9358

    OGRAMSan Van Doren

    ket [email protected]

    E MANAGEMENTly Coulter

    BSITE/NEWSLETTERnica Whitworth

    eriart.biz

    [email protected]

    -880-2452

    OGRESS OF WOMEN ANDST AMENDMENTrgaret Castrey

    garet Castrey & [email protected]

    -631-9964

    T TO KNOW YOUnda Jackson

    keting Mix

    [email protected]

    NEWS AND NOTES

    Networking and mentorship

    are opposite ends of thesame spectrum. Mentoringcould be dened as connect-

    ing with the purpose of helping othersreach their full potential, and network-ing is creating valuable connections forthe purpose of fullling your own goals.

    Ive heard both mentioned repeat-edly over the last several months, andthought it appropriate to share someideas that can be used for both mentorsand networkers alike. e following wasoriginally by Dan Rockwell on his blog at

    e Leadership Freak http://leadership-freak.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/10-power-tips-for-connecting-with-pow-erful-people/ where Dan provides thelist of Jesse Lyn Stoners 10 power tips forconnecting with powerful people.

    Connect now. Dont wait till you have agreat idea.Align with corporate culture.Put yourselfin the right place.Dont eat while you work. Eat where they

    eat. If executives eat in a pub-

    lic cafeteria, grab a tray.Engage on social media.Friend on facebook. Com-ment on their blog. Follow ontwitter.Arrive at work when they do.Connect with leaders in otherdepartments.Contribute to the companynewsletter.Include board members.Never connect for personal

    gain. Disingenuous behaviors

    oend.

    ough geared towards cor-porate and work relationships, the pointof this post is to discover for yourselfwhen and where are appropriate pointsof connection. Mentor the right personfor the right reason. Network with theright people and have a clear purposefor doing so. If you follow these tips, youwill eectively increase the quality ofyour connections.

    Angela Frizell

    Judges for other chaptersTe AWC opeka Chapter contacted our chapter

    to nd judges for its Headliner Awards. Topekawanted feedback from AWC members withoutprior knowledge of the applicants. Kudos goes toPaula Clouse, Rowena Raborar and Jill Randolph forproviding their expertise. It is great to be able to help

    other chapters!

    LeftoversSince we have moved our meeting locatio

    meals are now buet style, and whatever food get eaten gets thrown away. e AWC Board dwhy not donate the food to a cause that can heers out. Last month the excess food was donHarmony House. ey expressed their gratitudwe plan to continue donating leovers to them

    future.

    AWC National has a new ace to their Website!

    I you havent visited the national site in a while, take a trip to ww w.womcom.org. Youll be greet

    with photos rom our Springfeld members, aces youll recognize rom National and snapshots ro

    the National Conerence 2011. From the websites ront page you can connect via social media link

    and learn about new webinar opportunities. Also, log into the Members Only area. My AWC online

    eatures include the National newsletter, the Communique, a member directory, and a Job Board

    NATIONAL NEWS

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    Harter House

    We are celebratingOur 15

    thAnnual Memorial to BenefitThe Kitchen, Inc.

    Jerry Bettlach & Jim Trimble

    All 6 Harter House locations will donate5% of our Total Store Sales for an entire week

    February 29 to March 6, 2012

    You can participate by doing something youhave to do anyway Shop for Groceries!

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    AWARD EVENT

    Ozarks Woman of Distinction

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    Tuesday, March 20, 2012, 5-8pm

    Silent Auctionopens at 5pm Dinner served at 6pm

    Highland Springs Country Club, 5395 South Highland Springs Blvd

    Cost: $30 in advance, $17 students, $35 at the door, $280 Table of 10

    Keynote Speaker: Brian Fogle, President, Community Foundation of the Ozarks

    A full dinner will be served * Cash Bar * Silent Auction (proceeds benefit FLIP).

    RSVP by Friday, March 21, 2011 to Mary Jackson, Ozarks Alliance, P O Box 547 Republic MO 65738

    Questions?? Contact: Colleen Neill, Alliance [email protected] 417.894.6036Mary Jackson, Alliance [email protected] or 417.732.7799

    Enclosed:____ reservations____ student reservations____ table(s)_________________________[name of group for reserved table(s)]

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    2012 Ozarks Women of Distinction Event Details:

    Please join us as we honor and celebrate the amazing women in our communitywho are working to foster opportunities and growth for women and their familiesin the Ozarks.

    During the 2012 WOD Event we will be highlighting the efforts of andhonoring the members of the Female Leaders in Philanthropy (FLIP)organization.

    Proceeds from this years event will be contributed to FLIP. For more information about this years event please contact us at the email

    or phone numbers listed above. Dont forget to check out our website atwww.ozarksalliance.com

    PonderingWomen are never stronger than

    when they arm themselves with their

    weaknesses.

    ~Marie de Vichy-Chamro