We are business women, meeting to share interests, experiences and insights. A WBG Connects meeting is an opportunity to learn, expand your network of business contacts, find inspiration & qualities to develop and to share your expertise with others.
Sarah Dumanski
C.O.O. of Pro144 Digital Marketing
will speak on the topic:
How Do You Show Up?
Sarah always suggests to her clients, “Start with the end in mind and work backward.” The majority of the time, we are all searching for more revenue, which usually comes from more clients, and those clients ... are searching for YOU! When someone is looking for the goods or services you offer, where are they looking and how are you showing up ... or are you showing up at all? During this chat, Sarah’s goal is to educate you on the ways you can SHOW UP for your potential clients.
Sarah Dumanski, serves as C.O.O. of Pro144 Digital Marketing of Waltham, MA. A teacher by trade, she joined her husband in their 3-year old company after the birth of their second child this past August. Sarah has learned quite a bit under his direction, and by her own research, learning, and more importantly - hands-on experience. She has spent her life in sales, customer service, and business development - and education. What she has found is that education is missing from our business world, so she has made it her mission to share the wealth of knowledge she has about how to SHOW UP, why it’s important, and how it works! Sarah hopes you will enjoy the talk and gain valuable information. She encourages you to feel free to reach out to her anytime with any questions at 615-598-3591.www.pro144.com
We are excited to announce our speaker, Marian Ryan, Middlesex District Attorney.
Breakfast Meeting: 8:00AM – 9:30AM
Location: Wellesley Community Center (219 Washington St., Wellesley)
Join Colette Desmond Fearnley to learn how Staples, a trusted advisor of their customers, has built strong communities over the past three years in their existing coworking spaces.
Presently the Staples Studios are entering the next phase that includes state-of-the-art Podcast Studios in partnership with major media consultants. In addition, Staples communities can communicate with their customers in a whole new way via podcasting. Podcasting is easy and simple! You have a monologue or a conversation with a co-host about a matter that is important to your community and share it over the internet.
Staples’ first showcase for the Coworking, Podcasting and Spotlight Studio is located on Soldiers Field Road in Brighton and the next to expand will be the Spotlight Studios in Danvers and Norwood. Coming soon thereafter will be Co-working, Podcasting and Spotlight Studios in Needham, Government Center, Cambridge and Somerville.
Let us know to expect you by clicking here to register.
Dr. Laurie Nsiah-Jefferson is the interim director for the Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy at UMass Boston, and interim graduate program director for the Gender Leadership and Public Policy (GLPP) graduate certificate program. 
Christine Fortune Guthery is the Founder/President/Executive Director of SPARK Kindness, Inc. SPARK is a non-profit organization with an innovative approach to bullying and violence prevention. SPARK stands for “Successful Positive Authentic Resilient Kids” and has the mission of supporting kind and empowered youth & communities. SPARK (formerly known as the Natick Parents against Bullying & Cyberbullying) has over 2,600 parent members. Since 2010, the organization has conducted dozens of programs on bullying prevention and promoting kindness and resiliency to parents, schools, and community organizations. SPARK works to strengthen collaboration between parents and schools so that young people flourish.
In 2011, the group founded the Natick/Metrowest Anti-Bullying Coalition (ABC). The Natick/Metrowest ABC is a group of over 60 organizations working together to end bullying. In 2013, the Natick Anti-Bullying Coalition received the Martin T. Meehan Award for Educational Leadership (along with the Natick Public Schools), presented by the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office.
Going forward, the mission of SPARK Kindness is to:
*Provide programs and resources to youth, families, schools & communities to support raising KIND and EMPOWERED youth.
*Assist communities in building their own Anti-Bullying Coalitions as well as other community supports, such as parent program series.
When encouraged, kindness spreads like wildfire and can create positive change in a community. Let’s SPARK a kindness revolution together! Click Here to Register
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Join me at
The Candy Bar, 20 Church Street, Wellesley, MA 02482
Thursday, May 17, 2018
6-8 pm
And let’s Shop for a Cause!
A portion of the evening’s proceeds will be donated to Run to Home Base.
If you are unable to join us for this evening,
Donations may be made directly to
http://www.runtohomebase.org/2018RuntoHomeBase/PattiMcGlynn
On July 28, I will be running my 6th Run to Home Base with the McGlynn, Clinton & Hall For Vets team. This is a run organized by the Red Sox Foundation, in conjuction with Mass General Hospital. All the money raised will go to help our service men and women treating PTSD, traumatic brain injuries and other war related injuries. Please help us in supporting this important cause. Any donation possible is appreciated. Thank you!
http://www.runtohomebase.org/2018RuntoHomeBase/PattiMcGlynn
(click "donate" next to my name)
See you on May 17th!
Patti McGlynn
For additional details, contact Patti: pmcglynn@mchinsure.com
