Join us for our April networking meeting and learn how to use technology to build stronger relationships and sales. 

Fear sometimes stop us from using technology. But there are many technology tools available that can help you market and grow your business and develop strong relationships.

Join us for enlightening, interactive presentation and learn about technology tools that can help you:

• Bring visibility and build credibility for your business
• Automate communication to prospects and clients
• Find things when you need them and share documents with greater ease
• Free up your time so you can focus on what's important to you
• Leverage accessible and affordable technology resources
• Create a Profitable & Productive Environment™ in your office and workplace

In this presentation we'll not only tell you about these tools but we'll also show you how they work too.

Most of these tools take minimal effort of your part but can have such a significant impact on your business life.  With busy schedules and very little time to get things done, you can't afford to miss this presentation.

About the Speakers:

Nicole Chamblin is the Chief Visionary and productivity consultant of Visions Productivity Solutions. She loves helping others connect with their passion and what matters most—one vision at a time. Clients benefit from her  powerful VISIONS process to learn how to organize their time, projects, electronic/ paper information and be more productive. Through her virtual and onsite seminars, she has personally delivered productivity training to hundreds on topics including Personality and Team Work, File Management and Project Collaboration, Time Management and Office Productivity issues.

Janice Gentles-Jones is a technology enthusiast that has spent the last 13 years helping business owners and professionals use technology for online and offline success. In her quest to further share her passion for technology, Janice started her own company, JGJ Consulting, which specializes in Joomla website design, training and consulting. Janice helps organizations develop and maintain a strong online presence that builds visibility, credibility and profitability.

 

Join Us For A Night Of Networking, Fun and Learning

Place: Fox Hollow Jericho Tpke, Woodbury NY
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Fee: Members - $50 | Non-Members - $65

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Get maximum exposure at the 31st Annual LI Center Achievers' Awards Gala by signing up for one of the many sponsorship and journal ad opportunities available at the headline event.  This night promises to be a night of inspiration, networking and fun.

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The Long Island Center is lucky to have many accomplished members. And Ellen Cleary certainly stands out favorably among them. She is knowledgeable in her field of direct mail, and has been praised as a consummate networker, a contributor to not-for-profits and a true friend to many.

Bi-County Mailing owner Greg Demetriou values her business acumen. Ellen excels at “helping our customers solve marketing problems… and is referred to others,” says Greg, who has known Ellen for twenty years. He emphasizes that “Ellen has improved business by being herself – warm, open and friendly – with a large network of relationships.”

Written by Lhea Scotto-Laub and Loria Parker

The Fran Slotkin Scholarship Fund

Fran Slotkin passed away at the age of 83 on January 23, 2010.   She was a woman with a mission, blazing the trail for professional women throughout Long Island. Her two sons, Jay and Roger have graciously partnered with the LIC to establish an annual scholarship in Fran Slotkin’s name.

In the early 1970’s Fran Slotkin rode the winds of change addressing the attitudes toward women in the Long Island workplace.  As President of Lecture Consultants of Long Island, a speakers’ bureau, Fran met and partnered with Helen Warren. Helen was an Administrative Officer at Polytechnic Institute on Route 110. The mindset of the mostly male faculty toward young women engineering students prompted them to present workshops and seminars addressing the business challenges faced by young working women. These successful programs gave birth to the 110 Center for Business and Professional Women in 1974.  On October 26, 1977 the Center held the first Salute to Long Island Achievers.  This event gave rise to the Long Island Center for Business & Professional Women (LIC).  The Long Island Center is more than 32 years old and recognized as the premiere not-for-profit, Island-wide networking organization for executive level, professional and entrepreneurial women.