Letter from The President,

Unbelievably, July marks the 5th anniversary of the first Women's Business Forum meeting! Little more than the dream of bringing women business owners together in a free open forum environment with the goal of nurturing each other. Today, thanks to all of you, we are now officially a 501C-3 organization and on the map in the bucks county area!

For a bit of reflection, that first meeting in July of 2002 - there were five of us. Today our meetings are filled with 30-50 women, and the website boasts close to 400 active participants. The buzz that we create in a room is truly contagious.

At June's Womens Business Forum Meeting, Paula Gregorowicz of The Paula G. Company shared her program "How to Be Comfortable in Your Own Skin Anytime, Anywhere" with the group. If you missed the program (or would simply like to listen in again), contact Paula at http://www.thepaulagcompany.com/contact.html and let her know you'd like a copy of the audio from the meeting.

Baseball fanatics and kids of all ages can meet the Phillie Phanatic at First Friday Doylestown on July 6 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., thanks to the ALS Association, Greater Philadelphia Chapter.
The big green guy will be on hand to raise awareness about ALS, or Lou Gehrig’s Disease.
Like all First Fridays, downtown merchants stay open late and sponsor local artists and musicians from 6 to 10 p.m. But this First Friday Doylestown is especially family-friendly.

Priscilla Y. Huff of LITTLE HOUSE Writing and Publishing, who is speaking to WBF on Sept. 5, 2007, interviewed ten
millionaires for the feature cover story of the July/August issue of Home
Business Magazine www.HomeBusinessMag.com (on newsstands on June 26th). Huff
is currently speaking on topics related to her latest book; Make Your
Business Survive and Thrive! 100+ Proven Marketing Methods to Help You Beat
the Odds and Build a Successful Small or Home-Based Enterprise (Wiley) and
building her e-book publishing business.

A wonderful way to support the WBF!

Beautiful, hand-made wooden, painted pins by local artist Lisabeth Webber.

$15 - available at all meetings. See the moderator or email us.