• A nice touch would be to send a hand-written thank you note. The small attendance numbers makes this doable and more personable than an email.
• Send a personalized email to each individual who attended, recalling a specific conversation and asking for feedback on the event.
• For those who were not able to attend, provide an update on the event and ask if they would be interested in attending a similar event in the future.

• Intimate audience, 8-15 attendees
• Be specific and intentional on who you invite
• Select a unique venue to enhance the guests’ experience
• Encourage networking among guests
• Make specific notes on each guest to personalize follow-up communication

Tips for Becoming Involved with Community & Professional Organizations

As we work to balance our personal and professional lives, we also feel driven to give back. Where should we direct our energies?

As we work to balance the demands of our personal and professional lives, many of us also feel driven to give back to our communities. Where should we direct our energies and how can we incorporate community involvement in our daily lives?

This discussion should focus on how your clients remain engaged with community and professional organizations. There should be no presentation, just a discussion with other women facing similar challenges.

You will be provided talking points to help start a conversation, but the discussion will follow the natural conversation of those in attendance. The event should be hosted in a comfortable, non-traditional setting, such as a restaurant. The goal is to build relationships among the women in attendance and provide them with an opportunity to help each other navigate common challenges.

Who are the first 6-10 clients/prospects/peers that come to mind? That is your invite list.

Widows Supporting Widows

The challenges of life soon after the death of a spouse can be overwhelming, but the benefits of sharing the experience with others in the same situation can be far-reaching.

Connect women to support one another in navigating a new normal following the death of a spouse. There will be no presentation, just a discussion with other women facing similar challenges. There should be no presentation, just a discussion with other women facing similar challenges.

You will be provided talking points to help start a conversation, but the discussion will follow the natural conversation of those in attendance. The event should be hosted in a comfortable, non-traditional setting, such as a restaurant. The goal is to build relationships among the women in attendance and provide them with an opportunity to help each other navigate common challenges.

Who are the first 6-10 clients/prospects/peers that come to mind? That is your invite list.

Planning for Retirement Beyond Finances

Living a meaningful retirement can involve more than just finances. Are you prepared?

This discussion focuses on retirement, its challenges and how other women find fulfillment after a busy career. There should be no presentation, just a discussion with other women facing similar challenges.

You will be provided talking points to help start a conversation, but the discussion will follow the natural conversation of those in attendance. The event should be hosted in a comfortable, non-traditional setting, such as a restaurant. The goal is to build relationships among the women in attendance and provide them with an opportunity to help each other navigate common challenges.

Who are the first 6-10 clients/prospects/peers that come to mind? That is your invite list.