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Events | Worldwide Events | Upcoming
Dress for Success Worldwide holds several events
throughout the year. Unless otherwise noted all of
them take place in New York City.
Details about upcoming Dress for Success Worldwide
events and activities will be posted on this page as
they become available. Visit the
Past Worldwide Events page to learn about previous
Worldwide fundraisers and other happenings. If you
have any questions about Dress for Success Worldwide
events, please send us an e-mail at
events@dressforsuccess.org.
WOMEN
HELPING WOMEN
A fundraising breakfast dedicated to celebrating the
success of women
December 2, 2009
EVENT DETAILS
Keynote Speaker
Nora Ephron
| Oscar nominated essayist, novelist, screenwriter and
director
Time
8:00 -
10:00 AM
Location
The Roosevelt Hotel
45 East 45th Street
New York
City, NY
Honoree
CBIZ | Professional Services Company
Awards
PWG Educational Fund Scholarship Recipients
Sponsorships
ranging from $10,000 - $3,500 and individual tickets
are available. Please contact Carri Farrand, Director
of Special Events at
646.233.4946, e-mail events@dressforsuccess.org
or click on the button below.
Nora Ephron is a journalist,
novelist, playwright, screenwriter and director. Her
credits include Heartburn, When Harry
Met Sally,
Sleepless in Seattle, You've got Mail
and the play Imaginary Friends. She received
three Oscar nominations for screenwriting. Her books
include Crazy Salad, Scribble, Scribble and
Heartburn. Her latest book, I Feel Bad About
My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman, was
a number one best seller. Her latest film is Julie &
Julia, starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams. Her play
Love, Loss and What I Wore, written with her
sister Delia Ephron, will be produced Off-Broadway in
September 2009. Nora lives in New York City.
The Professional
Women's Group (PWG) is an international networking
association for Dress for Success clients who have
recently entered the workforce, some for the first
time, to provide support, practical information and
inspiration to help women achieve self-defined success
in career and in life. It is the first and only
employment retention model that moves low-income women
towards self-sufficiency by addressing their social
and economic needs in relation to work, home and
community.
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Bloomberg
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Kraft Foods
lia sophia
McCann Erickson
New York Life Insurance
Peace of Cloth
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