Membership Has More than Privileges
Although many members say it's a privilege to be part of Central Jersey Women's
Network, membership in CJWN also brings with it a long list of benefits.
In addition to the opportunity to network with interesting, involved and
imaginative women at monthly meetings, the number of ways to make contacts
continues to grow as members create new opportunities based on their areas
of interest and expertise. You, too, can benefit from CJWN's wide variety
of networking opportunities. Here are some ways in which you can make the
most of your CJWN membership:
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- Monthly Dinner Meetings
- Learn from the experts how to advance your career, protect your health,
get organized, reduce stress, balance work and family, become a political
leader, and more. Check out the current event
calendar.
- TeleNet for Busy Networkers
- Connect with CJWN members and friends via phone to discover new ideas
and gain support for your personal, professional and career development.
Check the latest TeleNet schedule.
- Business Card Exchanges
- Network with CJWN members and other area women’s groups who partner
with us for special programs.
- Small-group Networking
- Form or join special interest groups. Share good times at a social
event or find solutions to common career and business challenges.
- CJWN Business Directory
- Promote yourself and reach CJWN members easily through our annual
business directory.
- Business Marketing Opportunities
- Display and distribute information about your services at our member’s
table during monthly meetings. Build strategic alliances with other
members.
- Community Service Programs
- Help area women and children through our annual support programs,
including Habitat for Humanity.
- Leadership Participation
- Become involved in CJWN leadership by participating as a team leader
or a committee member. Click here to check
out your areas of interest.
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"When I first joined CJWN I was searching for a way to
interact with different minds than that of the engineers, mostly men, I normally
work. At the first meeting someone used the word vibrant to describe CJWN. I'd
never heard that word used before in the work place. I was ecstatic. This place
was different. This could be a refuge. It was vibrant." -Donna
Eastman
First Degree Black Belt - Soo Bahk Do - http://soobahkdo.com
Dan Exam Coordinator - Hwa
Karate Freehold - 732.866.9744
Mind Map enthusiast - http://home.att.net/~msdonnamae
AOL IM = donnamae610
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