As a wife, mother, and professional for the last decade or so, I can’t tell you how many times I have talked to other working women (with or without children) about struggling to conquer that never-ending, ever-growing to-do list.
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You could be just six questions away from attending LCAM 2019 in Milwaukee, WI! Apply today for the EWI of Spokane Past Presidents’ Scholarship!
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Please be sure to fill out a straw ballot to help the Nominating Committee consider candidates for the 2019-2020 Chapter leadership
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EWI101 is a great way to meet some of the other members who are new just like you and help you to understand and feel more comfortable at our meetings and gatherings.
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Another successful EWI of Spokane Reading Rally is in the books!
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On May 21, the Mirabeau Park hotel’s ballroom couldn’t contain the hope, perseverance and inspiration shown by this year’s scholarship recipients!
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Please join Inland Northwest Land Conservancy for An Evening with Kris Tompkins: Paying Our Rent to Earth, a presentation on the creation of national parks and the importance of taking action to protect the places you love.
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For the second year in a row, Megan Kennedy and the Rogue Heart team have been honored to win the Dussault Community Impact Award from the Spokane Regional Marcom Association.
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At the Cleaning Authority National Convention, EWI Member Representative and local Cleaning Authority Director of Operations, Shannon Oakley, was awarded National Manager of the Year for 2018!
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EWI of Spokane’s May chapter meeting is our annual Scholarship Banquet. This banquet celebrates and rewards the brightest student minds in our local community with substantial scholarships and features those minds’ inspiring ideas in the beloved two-minute speech: “This, I believe…” I hope you will be there.
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EWI members can play 9 holes of golf before our June 18 meeting at Kalispel Golf and Country Club!
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Thank you Sonderen Packaging for being our 2019 Flower Basket Sponsor!
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Congratulations to our EWI of Spokane Member Firms & Executives that were recognized in this year’s Spokane Coeur d’Alene Living magazine in the 2019 Women in Business Leadership Awards!
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In January, Firm Member Washington Trust Bank became EWI of Spokane’s first member firm to take advantage of Fundraising’s new EWI sponsorship program.
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December is the month for giving and what better way to give during this Holiday season than to support our very own ASIST (Adult Students in Scholastic Transition) recipients, Jennifer and Amanda. Given that we are short on time and have busy schedules, we are simply asking for gift cards or cash donations that we can provide to them and their families.
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For just $35, you can highlight your business at a monthly meeting. Trade show participants will be given a display table as well as have a few minutes to share information with the membership.
Read more »On Thursday, November 29 the EWI of Spokane Communications Committee and EWI Representatives participated in the Salvation Army’s annual Clothe-a-Child program. This program matches volunteers with students in need and provides funds to assist these students in shopping for desperately needed clothing over the winter months in Spokane.
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The EWI of Spokane magazine is a vital marketing piece that is used throughout the year in membership packets, recruiting efforts, the annual meeting & various other outlets. For added exposure this publication will also be inserted in the Journal of Business on November 21, 2018 to about 40,000 readers!
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What’s better than having wine and winning!
Grab your friends for a casual evening of networking while enjoying the amazing Maryhill Winery Tasting Room in Kendall Yards. You won’t want to miss out on some amazing raffle items including Southwest Airline gift cards and Yeti Coolers!
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On Wednesday, June 6, EWI representatives, along with Otto from the Spokane Indians surprised 75 third graders at Cooper Elementary, by hosting this year’s Reading Rally. For two hours, EWI shared their passion for reading through fun, interactive activities including mad libs, story cubes and finish the story.
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