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Women in Business


  

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 Women in Business Luncheon
Thursday, March 25
11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
at Fifty Forward Martin Center

 
   Speaker:  Mila Grigg,
Owner of Moda Image Consulting
Topic:  "How to Dress Professionally in a
          Business Casual Environment"
 
Join us as Mila Grigg, owner of Moda Image Consulting discusses:
1). There is no such thing as business casual.
2). You never know when your million dollars will walk in the door - so be prepared and  3). A professional look is in the details.  
Mila has been in the fashion industry for over 10 years. You can read her monthly columns in At home Tennessee magazine where she is the Fashion Director, www.athometn.com as well as her bi-monthly column in Southern Beauty Magazine  www.southernbeautymag.com where she is a Contributing Fashion Editor. You can enjoy her weekly blog called ’Mila’s Closet’ on the Southern Beauty website where you will learn tips and tricks, be updated on the latest trends, and read stories that will inspire you to create your own memorable fashion moments!
 
She is informed, connected and focused on making her company the premier advisor for fashion, beauty and over-all image consulting in the country. Success for her is the realization that she is improving the lives of her individual clients and her corporate clients’ bottom line.
 
While working with major fashion entities, she developed a sense for superior fashion and understands the value of appearance. Mila has worked in marketing and promotion, advising top executives, entertainers, professional athletes, professional speakers; as well as television personalities and commentators, on image and the value of a personal brand for many years. She recognized years ago that this information should not only be available to a select group of people, but to all. This realization led her to launch MODA.

This experience and the wide range of clientele is what separates her from other image consultant and stylists. The success of MODA is based upon a key principle... "Fashion" is not simply about clothing. Your appearance affects how you feel on a daily basis. Properly attired people will excel in life - your image is what you present to the world, and most importantly; it can make or break you. This knowledge is why her clients range in age from 18 to 85. She applies her degree in marketing, along with her own personal fashion and business knowledge to help create the ideal image for her clients personally and professionally.  She is informed, connected and focused on making her company the premier advisor for fashion, beauty and over-all image consulting in the country. Success for her is the realization that she is improving the lives of her individual clients and her corporate clients’ bottom line.

Members $16  Guests $28
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April - Women In Business - Women In Corporte Leadership

04/29/2009 -

Women In Business Luncheon Thursday, April 23, 2009
"Women in Corporate Leadership... Untapped Potential"

The April Women In Business Luncheon featured three speakers who presented the findings of a study by Lipscomb University College of Business and Sponsored by CABLE.
The three speakers included:

Kate Austin, Research Team Leader and currently with Austin Funeral Home & Cremation Svs
Sue Herrman, Vice President of Marketing and Development InfoWorks, Inc. and represented CABLE
Allison Duke, Assistant Professor of Management, Lipscomb University.

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March - Women of Influence Class of 2008-09

04/06/2009 -

Women in Business Luncheon Thursday, March 26, 2009
Women of Influence Class of 2008 & 2009

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The March Women in Business Luncheon featured a panel of Chamber Members of the Brentwood Cool Springs Chamber who have been inducted into the Women of Influence. These outstanding women who are making a contribution to Middle Tennessee joined Moderator Kate Herman, Nashville Business Journal, in a panel discussion.

Women of Influence Honorees and Panelist:

Ann Buchanan
United Way of Williamson County
Deborah Chapman
Questar Staffing
Paula Harris
Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon, Inc.
Marion Ingram
Reliant Bank
Stephanie Valdez Streaty
Nissan North America

Moderator: Kate Herman,
President & Publisher, Nashville Business Journal

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