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Bozeman BPW Social - April 1, 2008 - Emerson Weaver Room
Bozeman BPW Young Careerist and Woman of Achievement Program - March 4,
2008 Heather Jernberg YC Committee MC, Mayor Kaaren Jacobson
Bozeman BPW on the phones for Montana PBS Television
Bozeman BPW was asked to "Wo-man" the telephones for the Montana Public
Television (PBS) pledge drive for an evening on Tuesday, November 27.
We'll got statewide publicity about Bozeman BPW for our contribution of
time, a free dinner from Gallatin Valley Catering, recorded the pledge
information, and it was a fun evening together. The programs on MT
PBS that evening were "Homefront: United or Divided" about Montana
veterans, and The War "When Things Get Tough", hosted by Lisa Titus and
William Marcus.
Bozeman BPW at the 2007 Women's Expo October 27, 2007 - MSU Fieldhouse
Bozeman BPW City Commission Candidate Forum October 24, 2007
Bozeman BPW Achievements at State Convention New State Officers from Bozeman: Kara Cotter, Treasurer (2nd from left); Pat Simmons, President (4th from left), Kathy Russell, President-Elect (2nd from left); Sally Babcock, Secretary (on right)
Bozeman BPW Woman of Achievement 2007
at Bozeman BPW program State Convention
Bozeman BPW Young Careerist 2007 Montana BPW Employer of the Year American Land Title Company Awarded “Employer of the Year”
American Land Title Company was recently awarded “Employer of the Year 2006” by the Montana Business & Professional Women, for demonstrating a commitment to the development and advancement of women in the workplace. American Land Title Company (ALTC) has demonstrated through their policies and actions a dedication to their employees. The title company encourages community involvement, continuing training and education, and an equal opportunity for all employees. ALTC is a very family oriented organization that provides employees the opportunity to be active in their family’s lives. American Land Title Company was nominated by two of their employees who are currently involved in the Bozeman Business & Professional Women’s Organization. American Land Title Company is locally owned, by Jinny and Brad Stratton, and was established in 1970. ALTC, with locations in Bozeman, Big Sky and Ennis, provides insurance quotes for real estate in southwest Montana, as well as escrow and closing services and title searches. American Land Title Company’s professional staff, comprised of approximately 78% women, has over 150 years of combined title and escrow experience.
Bozeman BPW Newsletters Go to Newsletters Bozeman BPW Meeting Minutes Go to Minutes Business Sponsors Go to Business Sponsors Young Career WomanGo to Special Programs for details about the program. Past Winners:
Woman of Achievement Go to Special Programs for details about the program. Past Winners:
Local Volunteer ServicesThe following compiled list of organizations in the Bozeman area are always looking for volunteers. Become active in your community.Arts Organizations: Emerson Cultural Center, 587-9797; Symphony Society, 585-9774; Intermountain Opera, 587-2889; Montana Arts Foundation, 585-9551; Performing Arts Center, 586-4669 Human Services Organizations: Connections, 556-1139; Family Outreach, 587-2477; H I Case Management, 587-7703; Heartland Support Services, 586-6769; Hearts & Home, 585-8544 Humane Societies: Heart of the Valley, 556-4651; Humane Society of Gallatin Valley Animal Shelter, 587-0456 Museums: American Computer Museum, 587-7545; Children's Museum of Bozeman, 522-9087; Gallatin Historical Society & Pioneer Museum, 522-8122; Museum of the Rockies & Taylor Planetarium, 994-2251 Senior Citizens Services: Area IV Agency on Aging, 522-8976; Bear Creek Respite Care Center, 587-7002; Befrienders, 522-8169; Bozeman Adult Day Center, 586-2421; Bozeman Deaconess Healthcare Connections, 585-5038; Bozeman Senior Center, 586-2421; Chestnut Mountain Aging Services, 586-2882 Social Service Organization: American Red Cross, 587-4611; Big Brothers & Sisters of Gallatin County, 587-1216; Food Bank, 586-7600; Galavan, 587-2434; Help Center-Sexual Assault Counseling Center, 586-3333; Human Resource Development Council, 587-4486; Reach Inc., 587-1271; Retired Senior Volunteer Program, 587-5444; Salvation Army, 586-5813 Youth Organization & Centers: Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Montana, 587-8442; Community Youthworks, 522-0101; Gateway Youth Group, 582-8667; Girl Scouts of Big Sky Council, 800-823-4475; Montana Conservation Corps, 587-4475; Turner Youth Initiative, 556-1123; Youth Imperative, 522-9998 101 Facts on the Status of Working WomenBPW/USA publishes 101 Facts on the Status of Working Women. The publication is divided into 12 headings of information: women in the labor force; the wage gap; women entrepreneurs; women in Fortune 500; government; retirement; philanthropy; work and family; care-giving; education; domestic violence; and health issues. The information was gathered from a variety of resources that are listed on the back page.The goal of the publication is to educate individuals and organizations on the challenges faced by working women in the United States and serve as a marketing tool of BPW/USA and the BPW Foundation. The distribution and sale of 101 Facts can be used to increase visibility and generate interest in BPW activities nationwide. To order individual copies of the 101 Facts on the Status of Working Women, by contacting BPW/USA at 202-293-1100. Who
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