February networking luncheon meeting | Business Women's Network of Howard County

Balance Your 3 V’s for a Polished Professional Presence!

Lynda Katz Wilner will talk abut how a powerful and polished professional presence balances the 3 V’s of communication: Visual (how you look), Vocal (how you sound), and Verbal (what you say).

Learn to align your V’s to sell yourself and your business in a professional manner.

Participants will:

Learn aspects of ideal visual communication: handshake, posture, facial expression, gestures, eye contact
Improve vocal communication: voice quality, rate of speech, vocal variety
Learn how to organize a clear and concise verbal message

Lynda Katz Wilner is a communication specialist, coach, and a Maryland licensed and nationally certified Speech and Language Pathologist with over 30 years’ experience in speech, language, and voice concerns. Her company, Successfully Speaking, works with individuals and companies to help professionals achieve excellent communication skills.

Members: Early Bird – $35 in advance, $50 day of meeting; Non-members $50

For more information, please contact:
Doris Walsh, [email protected]

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One of the unique features of BWN is that we are ACTIVE supporters of our Howard County community. Not only do our members support each other as women in the business world, but we also harness the collective power of our membership to support the vital service work of various local organizations.

This month, help us support Success in Style.

Success in Style (SIS) provides business attire, free of charge, to disadvantaged women and men seeking employment. They operate four upscale resale boutiques in Historic Savage Mill which support this mission.

Please bring to the February meeting any of the following:

(All clothing should be folded and bagged, NO hangers please)

men’s and women’s business attire
casual clothing
shoes
boots
formal wear
accessories: jewelry, scarves, belts
wedding gowns under 10 years old

SIS also serves Job Corps, a national program for at-risk youth. They always need:
khaki pants in excellent condition
work boots
For more information: www.successinstyle.org/