WWF Topic: Building Business Through Networking

By JOHN VOKET

Published: Sep 29, 2006 12:00 am

Newtownâs Working Womenâs Forum (WWF) will be featuring Ellen Boyle sharing her business building secrets to other women at its next meeting. Ms Boyle has been in the real estate business for 20 years as a consistent top producer.

She has also held the position as the director of training for a large multioffice real estate firm. In that capacity, Ms Boyle developed an agent personal and business development training program that motivates, inspires, and educates people on personal and business growth.

She now teaches nationally and would like to share her ideas with the local group. The WWF meeting is set for Monday, October 2, at The Villa Restaurant, 4 Riverside Road in Sandy Hook.

Networking begins at 6 pm, with dinner and guest speaker at 6:30. Call in reservations to Kelly Urso at 364-1667 or email a reservation to rsvp@workingwomensforum.net.

The cost for dinner will be $25 for members, $35 for nonmembers.

The Working Womenâs Forum is an organization that provides a forum for working women to meet and grow professionally and personally through education, networking and the sharing of ideas and experiences.

To learn more about the organization visit www.workingwomensforum.net.

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