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Join us for an evening with… Nancy Lublin, Founder of "Dress for Success" and "Do Something"

Armed with a $5,000 inheritance from her immigrant great grandfather at the age of 23, Nancy founded the organization Dress for Success, which to this day provides women with interview suits, career development training, and boosts in their self-confidence in more than 70 cities in four countries.

Since August 2003, she has served as CEO of Do Something, which is dedicated to youth volunteering and activism. She has led the effort to begin awarding more grant money to young people who want to make a difference. She turned the organization from a debt-ridden, “old school” not-for-profit with offices in multiple cities nationwide, to a fast-moving internet company capturing the attention of a generation of do-ers.

Nancy was named to the World Economic Forum’s “100 Most Influential Young Leaders” (2007), one of Glamour Magazine’s “Women of Worth” (2006), received Fast Company’s “Fast 50 Award” (2002), and was named the NYC Women’s Commission “Woman of the Year” (2000).

Nancy graduated from Brown University, Oxford University (where she was a Marshall Scholar), and New York University School of Law. Nancy writes a monthly column in Fast Company Magazine entitled "Do Something" and her new book Zilch: The Power of Zero in Business is now available. Join us Wednesday, September 15th at 5:30pm for this valuable presentation.

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“On Board”: Developing  Your Path to a Seat at the Boardroom Table

This 3 part series of interactive programs is designed to provide executive women the tools, information, mentoring and networking important to creating opportunities for selection onto public, private and nonprofit boards. Open to VP and C – Level Athena members and prospective members only. Enrollment requires brief application.  Final date of this three-part program is September 21, 2010.  Please call 858-461-0760 for more information.

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