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Leading Ladies Business Showcase to
Benefit Front Range Exceptional Equestrians (F.R.E.E.)
The Leading Ladies Leads Group Business
Showcase event will take place at Fort Fun, 1513 E. Mulberry, from 3:30
pm to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18th. The Showcase is open to the
public and families with children are encouraged to attend. The cost is $5
per person (3 & under FREE!) and includes unlimited bumper cars and mini
golf. Leading Ladies businesses will showcase their products and services
and have a silent auction, with proceeds benefiting F.R.E.E. For more
information, contact Lisa Eaton at 472-5195.
Leading Ladies is a local group of women entrepreneurs who meet
monthly to learn about each others’ businesses and pass leads. The meetings
are the 2nd Tuesday of each month from 11 am to 1 pm in south Fort Collins.
Visitors are invited to contact Lisa Eaton at 472-5195 for more information
or to register for a meeting.
The mission of Front Range Exceptional Equestrians (F.R.E.E.) is “to
provide a unique blend of social, physical and emotional development through
therapeutic horseback riding.” F.R.E.E. is an accredited riding program
based in Fort Collins and is open to children and adults with developmental
and physical disabilities.
PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING IN NORTHERN COLORADO
Lisa Eaton, Life Coach with Shoot For
The Moon Coaching
Visit
www.shootforthemooncoaching.com for a complete list of
opportunities in the area.
Looking to network in Northern
Colorado? Here's a glossary of terms to get you started. Visit
http://shootforthemooncoaching.com/links.htm for an extensive list
of groups in the area.
Leads Groups
Leads Groups typically meet once a week or once a month. Bring business
cards, literature and be prepared to speak for 30-60 seconds about who you
are, what business you’re representing, etc. Leads Groups typically have a
membership and guests are encouraged to become members once they see the
additional benefits. Leads Groups are exclusive so there is only one
professional representing a particular profession – so make sure you RSVP.
Networking groups
Networking Groups typically meet once a month. Bring business cards,
literature and be prepared to speak for 30-60 seconds about who you are,
what business you’re representing, etc. Networking Groups typically have a
membership and guests are encouraged to become members once they see the
additional benefits of being a member vs. a guest. Networking Groups are
open to all so there may be more than one professional representing the same
profession.
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