Tools, Beauty And Business Services Among Exhibits At WWF Showcase

The Working Women’s Forum has compiled an impressive and diverse list of exhibitors for its upcoming Member Showcase on Monday, May 1, at the Fireside Inn, 123 South Main Street from 6 to 9 pm. Among the various local and regional early registrants showcasing their products and services are:

Laurie Antous of Arbonne International will showcase her skin care products and offer complimentary facials.

Elaine Gucciardo of Therapeutic Kneads will present her therapeutic massage services and offer complimentary chair massages.

Sharon Leichsenring of Leichsenring Studios, decorative painting.

Marleen Cafarelli of Video Artwork Production, and Amanda Marsilio of Newtown Savings Bank.

Janice Brown of Tomboy Tools plans to demo her tools for women.

Sheila Longhi of Silpada Designs Jewelry will display her unique, handcrafted sterling silver jewelry.

Jean Leonard of Jean A. Leonard & Associates plans to discuss opportunities and information available through her personal financial services.

Kelly M. Urso of K.M. Urso & Company, LLC will offer her US and International tax consulting and return preparation services for individuals and small businesses.

Pat Marlin of Business Technology Solutions will showcase her client focused information systems and technology consulting company.

Many of these businesses will also be contributing to a raffle or door prize.

The Working Women’s Forum Members Showcase is set for. The event promises these and other local retailers, entrepreneurs and local service providers an excellent opportunity to Showcase their business, as well as offering a venue to meet others and network.

Attendees must be members of the WWF to showcase, but not to attend. Anyone interesting can join the group now or as they arrive at the event. Those joining prior to May 1 will receive two months of free membership. Admission is $25 for members and $35 for nonmembers. There is a $5 admission discount for anyone bringing a friend.

There will be appetizers, dessert, cash bar, and door prizes. Reservations can be called in to 364-1667 or emailed to rsvp@workingwomensforum.net. Any WWF member interested in showcasing should call 426-8294.

The Working Women’s 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.

Learn more about this event or organization by clicking on workingwomensforum.net.