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Congratulations to our 2019 Representative of the Year, Vicki Egesdal and 2019 Most Valuable New Player of the Year, Amanda Landreth.
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Huge shout out to Steam Plant and Annette Long for a wonderful EWI holiday celebration, it was perfect. Congratulations to our winners of the Trivia and sweater content – the ugly/Christmas sweaters were amazing and inspiring! Much appreciation to all of you for your love and generosity for this year’s ASIST winner and family. What you did to provide for them was heartwarming.
Read more »It’s easy to get caught up in the celebrations, finding the perfect gift, baking cookies, visiting family, traveling… the list goes on. How are you spending your 24 hours – that’s 1,440 minutes – you have in each day?
Read more »Many thanks to Beacon Hill for hosting our meeting last month and to Katie for leading us through our speed networking – so fun to get to know each other even more. The energy and enthusiasm in the room was contagious!
As we enjoy this season of giving, and being grateful and thankful, I have much love and appreciation for all of you!
Read more »It is with much appreciation for our friends at Spokane Convention Center that I share a huge shout out for our incredible September installation meeting on their gorgeous roof deck, where the clock tower so beautifully stood behind us; the lunch was perfect and the company even better.
Read more »We are requesting our Member Firms inform us with their advertising intentions and preferences as soon as possible in the upcoming EWI of Spokane Annual Magazine
Read more »Member Firm Spark Mindset Coaching is presenting Boss Mom Balance, a Networking / Movie Screening / Panel discussion event on September 17.
Read more »Please join the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy and their partners in active stewardship activities at Waikiki Springs on October 5, 2019.
Read more »The Philanthropy Committee is looking for volunteers to help Inland Northwest Land Conservancy at their Dinner/Auction “APPETITE FOR CONSERVATION.”
Read more »As my tenure as Chapter President wraps up, I had planned to write my last President’s message about “finishing well.” But then I came across this passage by C.S. Lewis that emphasizes the importance of each and every decision we make along the way:
Read more »In what are you anchored? Many times, recently, I’ve asked this question about myself and about others whom I have observed in a variety of different settings: work, work dinners, art classes, the mall, the park, on the news. What I mean is – what core values drive your thoughts, attitudes, words, behaviors, actions, and reactions? Can you identify the core values reflected by your thoughts, attitudes, words, behaviors, actions, and reactions; and are these the core values you want to reflect?
Read more »EWI of Spokane’s Nominating Committee proposes the slate of officers for 2019-2020
Read more »Last month I attended a meeting where Casey Jackson of IFIOC presented on Motivational Interviewing. According to Psychology Today, “Motivational Interviewing is a counseling method that helps people resolve ambivalent feelings and insecurities to find the internal motivation they need to change their behavior.
Read more »The 5th annual Taco Bell Live Mas Golf & Gala benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Spokane County on Monday, July 29th, will add a new layer of fun and excitement to the Manito Golf & Country Club.
Read more »The members of EWI had a wonderful time under the beautiful tent at the Kalispel Golf & Country Club for the June meeting.
Read more »Hello female golfers! The 3rd Annual Spokane Summer Swing Golf Tournament (to be held on August 3-4) is an all-female golf tournament with an extraordinary purpose to benefit Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital Psychiatric Center for Children and Adolescents (PCCA).
Read more »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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