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You need a network of strong women-
we've put them at your table.
 At every 100 Wise Women breakfast forum, you'll meet distinguished women from all career stages and backgrounds.
You'll hear a keynote from one of Louisville's accomplished women leaders, featuring her career story and life's lessons learned.
After the presentation, participate in a discussion led by one of our community's "Wise Women". The atmosphere is welcoming and supportive. You'll walk away with an abundance of positive energy, new relationships and countless pearls of wisdom.
Proceeds from 100 Wise Women go to the Joan Riehm Women’s Leadership Fund, created to allow young women to participate in Leadership Louisville Center programs.
Since the scholarship fund was created in 2007, 56 women have received scholarships totaling more than $62,000 to participate in Focus Louisville, Leadership Louisville, Ignite Louisville and Bingham Fellows.
You can't afford to miss these opportunities!
All 100 Wise Women forums in 2011 will take place from 8 to 10 a.m. at the University Club on the campus of the University of Louisville. Driving directions
Cost to attend is $30.
For more information about 100 Wise Women, call (502) 561-0458.
Know a woman who would make a great 100 Wise Women table host?
If you have a mentor or someone in your professional life who has had a profound influence on your career, please let us know. We are always interested in expanding our network of women leaders who enjoy sharing their expertise and wisdom with others as 100 Wise Women table hosts.
Register to win a strand of pearls to be given away at the November 9 breakfast
In addition to walking away with pearls of wisdom, you have the opportunity to win a string of premium freshwater pearls courtesy of Davis Jewelers. Be sure to drop your business card at the Davis Jewelers display at each event you attend this year.
100 Wise Women is presented through a partnership with:
 
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Bronze Sponsors:
  
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Sue Stout Tamme, Baptist Healthcare System, and daughter, Brittney Stout, Baptistworx Physical Therapy
