On a Monday in early April Sandra Brown phoned Women At Work Job Developer Perla Bernal

to share her story. It began when she lost her job awhile back. She wasn’t certain where to turn and a friend told her about Women At Work. She attended Job Club and at one such meeting felt that Perla Bernal was talking directly to her about following the right steps to take control of her job search.

When Perla gave Sandra some job matches she took control. She sent in her resume, she prepped when they called for the interview, she showed up with a positive outlook, she took her second resume to the interview. She followed the steps.

The interview ended with the panel asking her to go to another building for another interview. She returned, she said to the main building, and thanked the receptionist for the time and said her good-byes. “I was in the parking lot headed to my car, when I heard this screaming. The receptionist was yelling at me to come back. ‘They want to hire you,” she screamed.’ I was in a bit of shock, but oh so pleased. And they met my salary demand.”

When Sandra related her story to Robin McCarthy, Executive Direct, she was invited to share her positive experience with the members of the Board of Directors at their April meeting. She talked about the power of following the steps, and how

helpful it is to have a place to go when so many doors are shut. The Board asked her about her experience and she could only smile!

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Women At Work is a career and job resource center with a mission to help clients reach their full employment and earnings potential in a supportive environment.

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Hearing other people’s experiences lets me know I am not alone.

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Word 1, 2, & 3 - Beginning Word skills, formatting complex reports, creating a resume and working with tables, graphics, autotext, and mail merge.

Excel 1, 2, 3 & 4 Creating a worksheet, formulas, functions, formatting, and queries, and analyzing, charting, and working with large worksheets.

Outlook - Will cover e-mail, calendaring and contact management.

Access - Creating and using a basic database.

PowerPoint - Captivating multi-media presentations for meetings, lectures, or the web.

Introduction to Computers - For those who have never used a computer or who need to become more comfortable with basic tasks. Learn:• the main components• to use a mouse• to open, print and save• to use external devicesNo Charge–– register early to reserve a seat

Computer ClassesAll classes meet 10 am -11:30 am

Drop-In ServicesJob Seekers Assistance Group FREE(For All Job Seekers) Wednesdays at 12 Noon SHARP - 1 pm

Computer User’s Assistance FREETuesdays at 11:30 am - 12:30 pmTechnical assistance will be available in the computer lab. While clients may use the lab for the entire hour, personal assistance may be limited to 15 minutes per person.

Job Club $2Mondays at 12:30 pm SHARP - 1:30 pmIncludes a list of current “hot jobs” and an update on current employment opportunities.

Resume Workshop $10Thursdays at 1 pm SHARP - 2 pmMeet with a technical writer in a small group format for input and recommendations on substance, language and formatting for a job-winning resume20 minutes per client; 4 clients maximum

Latina Orientación GRAtISMiércoles a las 10:30 EN PUNTO - 11:30 amVengan al grupo para hablar sobre los servicios ofrecidos que le ayudaran en su búsqueda de trabajo.

Career Resource Room: • Search thousands of current job openings from entry-level to

professional level.• Unlimited computer use (Wi-Fi Included)• Job Search Related Office Services: Includes copies, fax, and

printing for a nominal fee.• The Career Library has books on career planning, occupations,

training programs, job searching and employer profiles.• Typing tutorials to brush up on your typing (Mavis Beacon)

Fees:$2 per visit5-visit pass for $5 (no expiration)2 months unlimited visits for $20

Women At Work 101 FreeOrientation Mondays 11:00 -12:00 NoonGet to know Women At Work services

Services by AppointmentIndividual Career Counseling: Meet with a Career Counselor to explore potential careers, job search techniques, or prepare/practice for interviews.60 minute session $75*Sliding scale available with documentation & Counselor’s approval.

Individual Resume Counseling:Expert guidance for improving or developing your targeted resume30 minute session - $30 60 minute session - $60

Occupational testing/Career Assessment: $190Take the Strong Interest Inventory and the Myers-BriggsType Indicator. By appointment. Two sessions for testing and interpretation, 90 minutes each.

MAY 2011Class DateWord 1 Tues 3Word 2 Thurs 5 Word 3 Tues 10 Excel 1 Thurs 12Excel 2 Tues 17Excel 3 Thurs 19Excel 4 Tues 24Power Point Thurs 26Access Tues 31

JUNE 2011Class DateIntro to Computers Thurs 2 Word 1 Tues 7Word 2 Thurs 9 Word 3 Tues 14 Excel 1 Thurs 16 Excel 2 Tues 21Excel 3 Thurs 23Excel 4 Tues 28Outlook Thurs 30

JULY 2011Class DateWord 1 Tues 5 Word 2 Thurs 7Word 3 Tues 12 Excel 1 Thurs 14 Excel 2 Tues 19 Excel 3 Thurs 21 Excel 4 Tues 26Power Point Thurs 28

AUG 2011Class DateWord 1 Tues 2 Word 2 Thurs 4 Word 3 Tues 9 Excel 1 Thurs 11 Excel 2 Tues 16Excel 3 Thurs 18Excel 4 Tues 23Access Thurs 25Outlook Tues 30

Computer Classes in English meet from10 am to 11:30 am Tuesdays & Thursdays

90 minute classes • $30 for each class• $75 for three • $140 for six (prepaid)

Please enroll at the front desk. Prepayment guarantees a space.

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Workshopsn Technology Workshops

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Networking Mixer Wednesday, May 11 5:30 – 7:00PMIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with?Bring your business cards. Donation Requested

Connecting With Others to Explore A New CareerMonday, May 232 p.m. to 4 p.m. • What answers do you need to plan your education and career?• What is Informational Interviewing?• Learn how to contact others to get inside information $20 Register by May 19, $25 after

21st Century Job Search For The Mature WorkerWednesday, May 25 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Special Speaker: Jeri Mack, Lead Benefits Advisor, Department of Labor • Finding the right career fit, zeroing in on the ideal workplace• Tactics for older workers who can’t find a job• Where can you find jobs?• Do your homework• Other employment options• Resources, including LA resources• Explore careers $10

Intro to Social MediaWednesday, May 255:30pm-7:00pmFeeling a little lost with Twitter, Facebook, Linked In? If you’re new to social media, this workshop is for you!$20 by May 23, $25 after

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PhotoshopWednesday, June 14:30pm-6:30PMLearn the basic skills to use Photoshop, the industry-standard graphic editor.$25 by May 31, $30 after

45+ and Seeking Work Monday, June 62 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Learn strategies for overcoming concerns about your age and meeting marketplace needs as a mature worker. $20 Register by June 2, $25 after

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Be An Accomplished InterviewerTuesday, June 7 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM Special Instructor, Kate Bloom This fun and challenging workshop will include role play so that participants can practice new skills, based on current research, information and tools that are being used by all levels of individuals – staff, managers and executives – in transition and employed.$20 Register by June 1h, $25 after

Networking Mixer Wednesday, June 85:30 – 7:00pmIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with?Bring your business cards. Donation requested

The Many Ways of Finding A Job Thursday, June 910:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. • Do you feel your job search is limited?• Explore various ways of finding work• What is “Networking” and how can it improve your job search? $20 Register by June 6, $25 after

Introduction to Linked InSaturday, June 1110:30am-12:30pmLearn how to use “Linked In,” the most popular online networking site for professionals. Required: Attendees should register for a Linked In account before they come to the workshop. Visit www.linkedin.com and click “join today” to start your own Linked In account.$20 by June 9, $25 after

City Jobs Wednesday, June 155:30 – 7:00PM Instructor: Veronica Dolleschel Did you know that cities have specific ways to recruit and interview for jobs? Learn tips to increase your chance to successfully find, apply for, and land a city job. In addition, learn about what types of city jobs there are for all education and experience levels and about some myths...$20 per person. Minimum of 5 participants

Early Bird Business Club (Morning) Four Tuesdays, June 21, 28, July 5 and July 126:30 – 8:00AM Join us for a month-long series of interactive classes that will guide you through the basics of turning your dream or idea into a significant source of income. We will cover writing a business plan, legal and financial considerations, promoting your business and more. An “Early Bird Business Club” group will meet monthly following the completion of the series.$60 for the Series by June 14, $75 after

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Networking MixerWednesday, July 135:30 – 7:00PMIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with? Bring your business cards.Donation requested

Job Searching on the InternetThursday, July 143:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Learn how to find job openings online. • Get tips on how to search effectively. • Learn what types of websites are available to job seekers$20 by June 11, $25 after

This class will not cover how to apply for jobs online. For help with online applications, consider enrolling in...

Becoming Your Own BossMondays, July 18 and 252 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Becoming Your Own Boss: Could It Work For You? (2 Sessions)Would you love to make a living on your own in this tough job market? Survey your desires and abilities and consider shifting your mindset and your approach to “work”$30 Register by June 14, $35 after

Demystifying the Online Job Application ProcessThursday, July 213:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. • Get tips on how to present yourself professionally• Learn how to upload your resume and submit information electronically• Practice filling out a sample online application$20 by July 18, $25 after

Excel 2/3 Wednesday, July 274:30pm -6:30pmThis special evening course, designed for the working professional, guides you through the advanced steps of excel. Extra techniques will provide useful tools and resources. Minimum of 3 for class. $40 by July 18, $45 after

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Early Bird Business Club (Evening) Mondays, August 8, 15, 22, and 296:00 – 7:30PM Join.us.for.a.month-long.series.of.interactive.classes.that.will.guide.you. through.the.basics.of.turning.your.dream.or.idea.into.a.significant.source. of.income..We.will.cover.writing.a.business.plan,.legal.and.financial considerations promoting your business, and more. An “Early Bird Business Club” group will meet monthly following the completion of the series. $60 for the Series by July 30 7, $75 after

45+ and Seeking Work Monday, August 82 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Learn strategies for overcoming concerns about your age and meeting marketplace needs as a mature worker. $20 Register by August 4, $25 after

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Our Most Popular EventEmployer Forum Wednesday, June 223-5PM Come meet employers. Employers will be onsite to describe job opportunities and current openings. Visit the Women At Work website for names of confirmed employers.$5 Donation Requested

Tweeting Your Way to Work Wednesday, June 225:00 -6:30Twitter Guru Catherine Stringer offers tips for your tweets! Online Networking does not stop with LinkedIn. Learn how to Tweet! Micro-blogging through Twitter and channeling it to your, LinkedIn and Facebook can improve your personal brand, increase your online presence and stand ahead of the crowd as you search for jobs. (Prerequisite: working knowledge of internet and basic computer skills)

Not sure if you want it to be about Twitter and Facebook but I think each site would require its own class. Twitter has the most advantages for job search and online branding in my opinion. $20 Register by June 15, $25 after

Interviews that Win Jobs Thursday, June 2310:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Learn and practice successful interviewing techniques $20 Register by June 20, $25 after Grant Writing Workshop Friday, June 24 and Saturday, June 25 - (2 sessions) 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m A step-by-step approach to becoming a full or part-time grant writer, including identifying appropriate funding sources and preparing online and hardcopy grant proposals. This workshop also includes a marketing lesson on how to find potential clients and market your services. SAVE BIG when you register early for both sessions – $150 by June 15, $299 Regular Price

QuickBooks Wednesday, June 294:30 – 6:30PM The most popular online accounting system, taught by an expert and user. If you need to do accounting, this hands-on class will help you navigate the program. Minimum of 3 for class.$45 by June 22, $50 after

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Advanced Linked In Saturday, July 9 10:30am-12:30pm After you’ve got the basics down, learn how to get the most out of LinkedIn.Pre-requisite: Must know how to use the Internet; Must already have a working Linked In account.$20 by July 9, $25 after

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Intro to Social MediaWednesday, August 35:30pm-7:00pmFeeling a little lost with Twitter, Facebook, Linked In? If you’re new to social media, this workshop is for you!$20 by Aug 1, $25 after

Networking MixerWednesday, August 105:30 -7:00PMIn need of a job, looking for others to connect with? Bring your business cards. Donation requested

Interviews that Win Jobs Thursday, August 2510:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Learn and practice successful interviewing techniques $20 Register by August 22, $25 after

Grant Writing Workshop Friday August 26 and Saturday, • August 27 9:00 – 3:00PM A.step-by-step.approach.to.becoming.a.full.or.part-time.grant.writer,. including.identifying.appropriate.funding.sources.and.preparing.online. and.hardcopy.grant.proposals..This.workshop.also.includes.a.marketing. lesson.on.how.to.find.potential.clients.and.market.your.services.. SAVE BIG when you register early for both sessions – $150 by August 16, $299 Regular Price

Computerized Front Desk Sign-In When visiting Women at Work, clients can now sign-in using

a quick, easy-to-use computer station at the front desk. The new sign-in procedure allows Women At Work to understand which services are being used and the frequency. More importantly, it will also help the center distinguish between the number of visitors and the number of times each client visits the center. Capturing and quantifying this data is crucial for obtaining foundation grants, which help subsidize services and keeps costs affordable.

Using the computerized sign in station is easy. Clients simply type in their phone number and click a button. Once she or he has used the system it will recognize their number, moving them to a screen where they can simply click on the services they’ll be using that day. First time users will be prompted to another screen to quickly register name and number for future use.

It’s that simple! Volunteers at the front desk are of course always available to help if necessary. We hope to see you soon!

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Online Computer Class Registration

Another new addition…You can now enroll online for computer classes!

Enrolling is fast, easy, and can be done any time of day or night from the comfort of one’s own home or office. This exciting new system will gives clients more control over their schedules, and provides a convenient way to book as well as cancel one’s computer classes.

Clients can still take advantage of Women At Work’s packaged pricing deals when purchasing online. At the time of registration one can purchase the following:

• One class for $30• Three classes for $75• Six classes for $140.When purchasing one class, the payment will be directly

applied to the class for which she or he is registering. When purchasing a three or six-class-package, one will use one credit to register for the class you selected, and then retain the remaining number of class credits in your account to be used to register for more classes at any time, until your credits are used up. From the Women At Work website, click the “Computer Classes” button, then select “Computer Class Schedule” to register. Those who are not comfortable with signing up online, or prefer not to pay with a credit card may visit the front desk to enroll in person. Staff is always happy to help, or answer questions about what levels to enroll in to match one’s abilities.

WWhat our clients sayGreat enthusiasm, presentations, a lot of interaction, very positive and upbeat

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Very easy, comfortable atmosphere

I like it because the information is current

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Todas las clases comienzan a las 12 de la tarde y terminan a la 1:30 pm

MAYo 2011 Clase FechaBuscando Trabajo en el Internet 2 5/4Elementos Basicos de Computadoras 5/11 Introduccion a Word 1/12 Introduccion al Internet 1/19

JUNIo 2011Clase FechaCorreo Electronico 6/1Buscando Trabajo en el Internet 1 6/8Buscando Trabajo en el Internet 2 6/15Elementos Basicos de Computadoras 6/22 Introduccion a Word 6/29

JULIo 2011Clase FechaIntroduccion al Internet 7/6 Correo Electronico 7/13Buscando Trabajo en el Internet 1 7/20Buscando Trabajo en el Internet 2 7/27

AGoSto 2011Clase FechaElementos Basicos de Computadoras 8/3 Introduccion a Word 8/10 Introduccion al Internet 8/17 Correo Electronico 8/24 Buscando Trabajo en el Internet 1 8/31

Servicios en EspañolORIENTACIÓN para el PROGRAMA de LATINASCada miércoles 10:30 am (en punto)- 11:30 amNo es necesario registrarse con anticipacion

(La Pintoresca)Women At Work también proporciona servicios de empleo en español en la biblioteca La Pintoresca. La biblioteca La Pintoresca esta situada en 1355 North Raymond Avenue, Pasadena. Una cita es necesaria para poder hablar con una consejera. Pueden llamar directamente a la biblioteca al (626) 744-7268 para reservar su cita.

¡Regístrese para unaClase de Computación!Las clases de computación se reúnen por una hora y media cada miércoles de 12:00pm (en punto) a 1:30pm. Pedimos que se registren con anticipación. Se pueden matricular llamando a su consejera o inscribiendose en el escritorio de recepcion.

•Clases son GRATIS para las que están registradas en el Programa de Latinas.

•Clases cuestan $30 (por clase) para las personas que no están registradas en el Programa de Latinas. Si desean inscribirse en el Programa de Latinas para recibir clases gratuitas, por favor vengan a nuestra Orientación del Programa De Latinas.

Elementos Básicos de Computadoras – Para la persona que nunca ha usado una computadora. Esta clase es una introducción a la computación.

Introducción a Word – Instrucción en como usar el procesador de textos Microsoft Word. Aprenda a crear un resumen de trabajo, cartas, anuncios, y otros documentos usando este programa. Requisito: Elementos Básicos de Computadorasy la habilidad de escribir a máquina.

Introducción al Internet – Aprenda lo básico para empezar a usar y navegar el Internet (“la red”) en su búsqueda de empleo y/o para obtener información.

Correo Electrónico – Aprenda lo básico para crear y usar su propio correo electrónico.

Buscando Empleo en el Internet – Aprenda como y donde buscar trabajos y anunciar su negocio usando la red. Requisito: Introducción al Internet.

El Programa de Latinas

Women at Work sigue ofreciendo varios servicios

que benefician a las/los que están buscando trabajo en el mercado de hoy y durante la crisis económica. El programa ayuda a mejorar las posibilidades de empleo para Latinas de bajos recursos con barreras culturales y/o lingüísticas. Servicios son gratuitos e incluyen el asesoramiento en español, ayuda con la búsqueda de trabajo, y clases de computación en español. Durante las consultas individuales con la consejera, los clientes podrán compartir su frustración, encontrar motivación y aprender las estrategias para encontrar trabajo.

Para recibir más información acerca de nuestros servicios valiosos ofrecidos a través del Programa de Latinas, le recomendamos que vengan a la Orientación del Programa de Latinas ofrecida cada miércoles. Si uno está buscando trabajo y necesita ayuda en español, podrá compartir información acerca de trabajos, su búsqueda de empleo, y las oportunidades educativas. Las orientaciones del programa continúan semanal para informar al público sobre los servicios gratuitos y los requisitos necesarios para calificar.

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Women At Work career counselors have observed that an

increasing number of clients have expressed an interest in moving from employment to self-employment in recent years. There are two primary motivations for undertaking the additional learning curve involved in starting a business. One motivation is the passion for offering

a particular product or service, and the other is discovering an alternative to finding a job in today’s challenging labor market.

The new workshop, Becoming Your Own Boss: Could It Work for You? appeals to those with one or both of these motivations. One workshop participant had already started her business, offering a line of nutrition and skin care products that provide the enhanced wellbeing she values so highly, but she came to get ideas for refining her business and share how she overcame her fear of marketing while encouraging others. Another moved directly from the workshop to Job Club, to continue her job search while simultaneously considering the possibility of starting a business of her own.

During the two workshop sessions and through homework assignments, participants complete several exercises to examine their motivators, goals, obstacles and fears about becoming self-employed. Some express the desire not to have a boss any longer and others are seeking to follow their own business ethics.

The workshop enables clients to consider the product or service they might offer and who might be their target client. Their ideas include everything from artistic items offered online to personal organization services. Participants each review their work life and complete an inventory of strengths and weaknesses. They consider what support they would need as a business owner or partner and learn of many types of available resources to assist them in exploring this completely new way of making a living.

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Client Obtains a Job while planning for her future business

Nancy met with a career counselor to review her long term and short term goals after working part time in property management and taking classes at PCC for a few years. This

helped her confirm that her long term goal is to become self-employed. However, both of her business ideas require capital to get started.

Therefore, in the short term she wanted to find a full time position offering the economic security she’s been seeking. Nancy is relieved that she found a job at an innovative local security products company. This job is satisfying her financial needs while she completes her coursework. Another important benefit is that the company is within walking distance of her home, which reduces her transportation budget to nearly zero. (Nancy said she “will need to drive to work occasionally.”)

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For several years VONS has been a consistent participant in our Employer Forum Events. As a valued partner they are now offering to provide career opportunities for Women At Work

job seekers on a new level.

Melissa Casillas, a 12-year career veteran with VONS, will be representing their Human Resources Department. She will be working with our Job Developer, Perla Bernal to provide the right tools and give tips for career development in such areas as resume critique, interview skills and more.

Applying for positions can be challenging, so Melissa will offer interested job seekers guidance in applying for current VONS openings in Retail, Distribution, Backstage, or Supply areas.

Melissa began her career search in 2006 by stopping at Women At Work. She said, “Just like I began and have continued my career journey at VONS, I hope I can help individuals from Women At Work get that same opportunity”.

Melissa added, “VONS is and always has been committed to supporting the communities they serve. At VONS Safeway we make sure our employees are well taken care of. We recognize that their hard work and dedication are the driving force behind our success, and we continually look for additional ways to reward them. Our employees enjoy competitive pay and excellent benefits, along with a positive work environment built on mutual respect and professionalism.”

Thank you VONS, for this partnership opportunity. Women At Work looks forward to working together.

New Partnership Offers New Opportunities

A Safeway Company

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A Career and Job Resource Center3871 East Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107Monday, tuesday, and thursday 9:30 am - 4:30 pmWednesday 9:30 am - 7:00 pm2nd Saturday of each month 10:00 am - 2:00 pmJob Club Wednesday, 10:00 am

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Job Placement Success Stories

• May - August Classes & Workshops

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Women At Work3871 East Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91107

PresidentPixie BoydenAssoc. Dir. Admin. ComputingLoyola Law School

Vice PresidentMarsha V. RoodPrincipalUrban Reinventions

SecretaryLouellen TschoppCommunity Volunteer

TreasurerCarolyn BarberPrincipal, Chief Compliance OfficerClifford Swan InvestmentCounsel

–––––––––––––––DirectorsSam GennaweyCommunity Volunteer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2011

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Debbie Heap, AIF, CFPRetired, Financial Planner

Julie JarossVice PresidentInter Valley Escrow

Lynn KormannCFODilbeck Realty

Marge LeightonCommunity Volunteer

Ellie MacMullinHuman Resources ConsultantVerdugo Workforce

Bridget MarshallRecruiterCity of Hope

Barbara MartinoffRetired, Long Range Planning

Angie O’BrienCommunity Volunteer

Uma ShrivastavaSenior Vice-PresidentBank of America

Vera Teller, Ph.D.Lecture/Assoc. ProfessorCal State Univ. Dominguez Hills

Linda WahTrusteePasadena City College

Wendy Welch-KellerVice PresidentCommunity Bank

–––––––––––––––Executive DirectorRobin J. McCarthy

Women At Work is a career and job resource center with a mission to help clients reach their full employment and earnings potential in a supportive environment.

SAVE Saturday, October 15, 2011Pasadena Senior CenterFor more information visit www.womenatwork.org or call 626-796-6870

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