The Tools You Need To Win!
Business and Professional Women/USA is here to help women advance their
careers or build businesses. Members have access to a wide variety of member
benefits including:
Signature Events: The Power of Connecting
One of the most valuable benefits of membership is the opportunity to meet other
professional women at Signature Events, conferences, and programs sponsored by
BPW/TN and the BPW Foundation throughout the year. Whether you're looking to
exchange ideas, build business leads or find peers in your field, BPW/TN
connections have proved invaluable for many of our members.
The following is a list of BPW Signature Conferences, Events, and Programs
that benefit local communities, aid in the personal and professional development
of young women, and raise awareness of issues affecting workingwomen:
Academic Conference Series on Work and Family
Policy & Action Conference
Annual National Conference
Women Mean Business Awards
Equal Pay Day
National Business Women’s Week
Career Advancement Scholarships
Virginia Allan Young Careerist Program
Individual Development Program
Career and Personal Development Programs
Working Family Values
WOMENomics
Jackson Business & Professional Women
The Business and Professional Women's
organization of Jackson warmly extends this invitation for you to join us. The
membership is composed of a diverse and wonderfully talented group of business
professionals. While the main objective is to bring attention to and promote
improvement in the workplace for women, particularly pay equity, this group is
very active in the community and works together on events and projects that
dovetail with our promotion of women's issues. One of the most valuable benefits
of
membership is
the opportunity to meet other professional women at signature events,
conferences and programs sponsored by BPW throughout the year.
Whether you are looking to exchange ideas, build business leads, or find peers
in your field, BPW connections have proved invaluable. Our two signature events
are the "National Business Women's Week" and "Equal Pay Day."
For National Business Women's Week, we present the "Brown Bag
Lunches" event, held at the Jackson Madison County Library. Each day from noon
until 1:00 pm, participants bring a lunch and listen to a different speaker each
day on various topics of interest to women and their families. The event is open
to the public at no charge.
One of our local, ongoing projects is to present a scholarship
to non-traditional woman attending an institute of higher education in Madison
County. Currently, our local organization awards a scholarship through a fund
raising event called the "Ghost Walking Tour." This event introduces you to the
historic ghosts that reside in the downtown Jackson area by individual
narrators, giving a short personal history, with local actors and tour guide to
lead you to each location. Another local, ongoing project is voter registration
drives. During election years, we set up a table at Starbucks to assist those
who have not yet registered to vote. This has proven quite useful to those who
have just moved here or as a reminder to students or others to get registered.
