The Professional
Woman Network (PWN) is a 3,800 member organization whose
members
have received certification and training and are from such
fields as education, healthcare, banking, religious organizations,
human resources, and consulting. A number of them are
trainers for large corporations, several are international
consultants, and over 200 members had existing consulting
practices but received further training from PWN so they
could
broaden their bases of offerings.
Facts about PWN members:
- 850 hold Masters Degrees
- 590 hold Doctorates
- 1,890 are African American
- 145 are ordained clergy
- 3 have traveled to China to consult
- 1 has traveled to the former Soviet Union to train
- 98% are female; 2% male
- 90% are consulting/training on a part-time basis
- 85% wish to do consulting on a full-time basis and will
eventually
- Are highly diverse, originating from such countries as Zimbabwe, Zambia, the Phillipines, England, Australia, Saudia Arabia, Egypt, Jamaica, Dominica, South Africa, Mexico, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Canada, Nigeria, Kenya, and Somalia
Forty International Advisory Board Members are available to
you as a resource on such topics as:
- Stress Management
- Diversity & Multiculturalism
- Marketing to Latino communities
- Holistic health
- Nutrition &Wellness
- Quarterly newsletter "COMMUNIQUE"
linking you to other members and giving you updated information
-
Annual International Conference held in Louisville to give
you continuing education.
Once you have completed certification and training, you will
have support. Whether you have questions about writing proposals,
designing your letterhead, or simply want to "brainstorm",
you will receive support, encouragement, and direction. Private mentoring provided by PWN CEO, Linda Ellis Eastman
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