The KSU Network of Professional Black Women

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Comment by Katrina Clyburn on January 9, 2009 at 9:49am

Hello Ms. lady. I am looking forwrd to seeing you next month. I just asked Laneisha when was the babyshower. This idea you have is alsome and I will chat with you when you come home.

Comment by The Baddest Moma on December 16, 2008 at 3:53pm

I am so happy to see all the ladies coming to the scene. Please let me know what the next function is and when. I am really proud to be apart of these strong women.

Comment by Jeneen Noah ( Joyner) on December 6, 2008 at 5:50pm

This is beautiful and much needed......Please let me know if I can assist I still have a few connections there.........Keep up the good work........We are the back bone of tommorrow.

Comment by The Baddest Moma on November 26, 2008 at 8:34am

Must you be in Atlanta to be apart of this great group? Because if not I would love to network with women I know as well as the women I meet every day.

Comment by Dianna L. (Gaines) Dillard on November 25, 2008 at 1:05pm

This is Awesome. It is always good to surround yourself with Positive people with like minded spirits and the desire to succeed. I'm looking forward to getting to know you all.

Comment by Ms. Frances Crawford on November 5, 2008 at 11:43am

QUESTION OF THE WEEK:
There is no question that we as a people have truly overcome a multitude of adversity. Just 44 years ago in 1964 on July 2 - President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act into law. At this time many of our Parents and Grandparents were beaten because they wanted to vote, because they wanted their voices to be heard. What rights will you stand up for so that our children and grandchildren can see a brighter day in 2052?

This is a heavy question.. and it's thought provoking...
But I'm eager to see your answers!

Comment by Ms. Frances Crawford on October 30, 2008 at 5:00pm

Upcoming Event
2009 Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit
Feb 11-14th
The Ritz Carlton Grand Lakes
Orlando Florida

The 4th Annual Women of Power Summit
I AM A WOMAN OF POWER Prepare for more sessions, more speakers, and the most inspiring and motivational women you will ever meet! Last year, more than 750 executive women of color gathered in California for the third annual Women of Power Summit. The four-day career enhancement conference created an environment that promoted fellowship and encouraged attendees to network, bond, share strategies, and learn from each other's experience.
National Sponsors
American Express
Frito Lay
Pepsi
State Farm
Verizon
Continental Airlines
Intel
Microsoft
Macy's
Kodak

Registration Fees (per person)
Early-Bird Registration (through Oct. 24, 2008) $ 995
General Registration (Oct. 25, 2008 – Jan. 12, 2009) $ 1,195
Late Registration (After Jan. 12, 2009) $ 1,495
Four Easy Ways to Register
WEB: www.blackenterprise.com/wps
PHONE: 800-209-7229
FAX: 888-209-3313
GROUP DISCOUNTS: available before Jan. 20, 2009; call 800-209-7229
Please Note: All participants MUST sign an event waiver and wear event-issued ID

Please Note:
Registration fees do not include spa treatments, airfare, or hotel accommodations
Major credit cards, checks, and money orders are accepted

Comment by Antoinette Robinson on October 30, 2008 at 3:50pm

Frances,

This is right on time, great concept for the "Professional" ladies of KSU. I converse with many women in various industries; we need to understand the little girl games are null and void. We are ordain as women to raise the standard in the marketplace.

Comment by Audrey Cuff on October 30, 2008 at 3:24pm

As soon as I get a little more time I would love to converse about my goals and how I got where I am today, we can never get to the top if we stop and stay stagnent,, (did I spell that right)

Comment by Katrisha Waldridge on October 30, 2008 at 9:13am

I agree 100%. We are Beautiful, Bold, Intelligent, Powerful, Leading, Spirit Driven Sisters. Keep up the great work..

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