IMAGINE ME
Women’s Empowerment Party
The “Imagine Me” Women’s Empowerment Party is for all women who face the challenges of career, finances, relationships, and other high pressure situations.
The purpose of this event is to raise proceeds for the Helen Delores scholarship for students majoring in Liberal Arts. The scholarship was created in memory of the founder’s grandmother who died of cancer in 1996. Helen Delores lived her life with timeless and simple ways of helping others. She inspired. She cared. She loved.
Her legacy continues through her scholarship and this event. The seminar is a retreat for women to celebrate each other and have a great time . . . it’s so fun we had to call it a party!
Our aim is to provide women with networking opportunities that will stimulate money management, investment strategies and motivation. The party is guaranteed to be memorable with music, thought provoking speakers, inspirational performances, valuable insights, and dazzling Asian-inspired cuisine from the caterers at the W.
The women are in for a special treat with featured guest, Christian Comedian,
Chinnitta Morris formerly known as ‘Chocolate’ as seen on BET’s Comic View! Our featured speaker for the evening is the phenomenal Asha Tyson, author of the #1 Bestseller, 'How I Retired at 26'.
Random door prizes will be given away hourly including trips and dinners for two!
Godiva chocolate is a complimentary gift every woman will receive at this premiere
party!
Wealth Empowerment will encourage women to accomplish more in their careers
and businesses:
• How To Take Advantage Of New Investment Opportunities
• How To Successfully Network and Market Your Business
• How To Negotiate A Higher Salary
Along with gift bags stuffed with goodies, everyone will take home action plans,
reference materials, and new contacts! Join us at the “Imagine Me” Women’s Empowerment Party on Saturday, October 20th from 5:00 PM-10:00 PM at
W Atlanta 111 Perimeter Center West Atlanta, Georgia 30346.
Registration is only $64! There is limited seating! Make sure you don't miss this
party and reserve your seat now! Tickets are on sale at www.justasklena.com! For
more information, contact Elaina M. Jorge at 404-274-8812.
Sponsorship & Advertisement opportunities are available. Contact: Enjoy Yourself Events - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 404-274-8812.
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