LEADERSHIP . BUSINESS . COMMUNITY

 

July 2006

Linda's List

 

July 2006

July 6
Summer Spectacular Artwalk
Downtown Scottsdale
480-990-3939

July 7
Adults Night Out: Animal-Human Bond
Arizona Science Center
602-716-2000
www.azscience.org

July 11

1st Anniversary Luncheon
West Valley Women
602-235-2370
www.westvalleywomen.org

July 12

Nature Film & Silent Auction
Audubon Arizona
602-468-6470
www.audubon.org

July 14
Bastille Day


July 15
Betting on Life
Going All in for Teens
Teen LifeLine
602-248-8337
www.teenlifeline.org

July 22
8th Annual Arizona’s Finest
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
602-224-0068
www.cff.org

 

August 2006

August 4
Adults Night Out: Distant Horizons: The Planets of the Milky Way
Arizona Science Center
602-716-2000
www.azscience.org

August 16
Much Ado About Arts
16th Annual Business in the Arts Awards
Arts & Business Council of Greater Phoenix
602-364-7453
artsbusinessphoenix.org
 
August 24
Health Care Heroes 2006
The Business Journal
602-308-6531

August 25
Bid for Bachelors Benefit Auction
American Liver Foundation
602-953-1800
liverfoundation.org

August 25
Summer Tea
Central Phoenix Women
centralphoenixwomen.org

August 26
Yves Saint Laurent Film and Fashion Luncheon
Phoenix Art Museum
602-257-2151
phxart.org

August 26
5th Annual Scrub Ball
Positive Impact
480-899-7791
positiveimpactinc.org

August 26
2nd Annual Summer Soiree
Arizona Institute for Breast Health (AIBBH)
480-941-0900


 

  

Linda M. Herold

is the Social Editor for Frontdoors Newspaper,

look for her monthly column

 THE SOCIAL LIFE.

 

August Leadership Theme

SUCCESSFUL LEADERS KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF-CARE

Presented by

 Sharon Lamm, Ed.D

Over tea with women colleagues we will discuss how important it is to take care of ourselves. Leaders are self-disciplined, evaluate everything, prioritize, focus on their vision, know how to manage stress and achieve satisfying results both personally and professionally. If we don't take care of ourselves we cannot take care of our business or those important to us. Come and learn essential ways to care for ourselves as leaders.

 

 

 

 

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Deborah M. . Lavinsky, President, Kokopelli Financial LLC was selected by the Phoenix Chapter of the American Society of Women Accountants as President-Elect for 2006-2007.

 

The mission of ASWA is to enable women in all accounting and related fields to achieve their full personal, professional and economic potential and to contribute to the future development of their profession.

 


Charity Tries to Foster Female Millionaires

 

The nonprofit “Make Mine a $Million Business” program awards 20 woman-owned businesses each year with financial support, educational programs, and advice, reports BusinessWeek. The program’s goal is to create one million woman-owned businesses earning $1 million in revenue by 2010.

The effort is sponsored by Count-Me-In for Women’s Economic Independence, a New York nonprofit group, and OPEN, the small-business division of American Express.

“It seemed egregious that so few women were over the million-dollar mark,” says Lexi Reese, director of advocacy marketing for OPEN. “If we can get a million women to the million-dollar revenue mark by 2010, we’re going to be contributing $700-million in revenue to the economy and four million new jobs
 




Bastille Day at Vincent's
Friday, July 14, starting at 6 pm
Celebrate Bastille Day in style with Vincent! The 3-course dinner includes a glass of selected wine with each course. $75+tax & service.
Reserve early at (602) 224-0225.

Italian Night at Arcosanti
Saturday, July 15 at 6 pm
Don't miss one of the most enjoyableand popular events of the season. Have you ever been served Arcosanti's legendary pasta by Paolo Soleri himself — out of a wheelbarrow? Performers this year include soprano Jessica Tivens and tenor Brian Asawa in a selection of exquisite songs from Monteverdi to Kurt Weill. $30 dinner and concert. At Arcosanti (Cordes Junction, 65 miles north on I17). The event is a sell-out. Reserve at (602) 254-5309.

Art Renaissance Luncheon

Thursday, July 20 at 12:00 noon sharp
Join jeweler designer French Thompson and one of the most dynamic cultural groups in town, where art is a non-intimidating, pleasurable experience. At Vincent’s. $20 inclusive. Please RSVP at (602) 808-9670.
 


Friends of the Phoenix Public Library
1221 North Central Avenue

"The mission of the Friends of the Phoenix Public Lirary is to promote, enhance and expand the presence and services of the library for the benefit of the community."
Support your library by joining. Don't forget to shop at The Friends' Place.

www.plfriends.org - 602 495-7665
 


The Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix

Reconnect Uptown Dine-Around
May 25 through September 4

This summer, toast the town with an opportunity to experience an exclusive one-of-a kind gourmet adventure. Featuring a four-course progressive tasting for two, diners can enjoy a sampling of signature cuisine from the Valley's top chefs.

Click here for more information and reservations


Phoenix Art Museum and Arcadia Farms

 Present

Yves Saint Laurent

Film and Fashion Luncheon

Please join us for the screening of two feature films that document the life story of Yves Saint Laurent, the legendary Paris couturier who re-imagined women’s fashion.

 Written and directed by

David Teboul.  Empire Pictures.

 

A scene from the film by David Teboul

 

Saturday, August 26, 2006

 Phoenix Art Museum - Central and McDowell

 

10:30am    

YSL: His Life and Times

(2003, 77 mins.) 

Whiteman Hall

This film follows his career from the dazzling debut of his first line, under his own name at age 22,  to becoming one of fashion's most creative and unorthodox designers.

 

11:45am   

 Parisian themed Luncheon by Arcadia Farms. Cummings Great Hall

Informal modeling of Fall 2006 Yves Saint Laurent ready-to-wear collection by Stefano Pilati presented by Neiman Marcus.

Viewing of selected original Yves Saint Laurent designs from Phoenix Art Museum’s fashion design collection.

 

1:15pm    

 YSL: 5, Avenue Marceau

(2003, 85 mins.)

Whiteman Hall

Director David Teboul was given virtually unlimited access to the behind-the-scenes production process of creating a line from initial drawings to the final climactic show.

 

        2:45 - 5pm          

An opportunity to see

Art in Hand: Judith Leiber Handbags

during its final weekend and to shop in The Museum Store.

 

Advanced tickets required - $60 per person

Tickets must be purchased by August 24.

 

 

Tickets can be purchased

 

by phone:

(602) 257-2151

 

by e-mail :

kirsten.macleod@phxart.org

 

by regular mail: Contact us for form.

 

Kirsten MacLeod

Phoenix Art Museum

1625 N. Central Avenue

Phoenix, AZ 85004

Save the Date

Upcoming CPW Meetings

Friday, July 14
11:30 a.m.
LUNCHEON

Sponsored by

Friday, August 25
4 p.m.
AFTERNOON TEA

Sponsored by

Thursday, September 28
7:30 a.m.
BREAKFAST

Wednesday, October 4
5:30 p.m.
COCKTAIL RECEPTION

Sponsored by

July Leadership Theme

"How Leaders Build Social Capital"

Presented by

 Linda M. Herold

 

Central Phoenix Women

is an organization for women who have established themselves professionally and demonstrated their commitment to the community.  Members are individuals who wish to enhance their leadership by connecting with like-minded women to share information, ideas, contacts and opportunities.  Members value relationships that enhance their business, social and community endeavors.

 

Join the Club!

CPW Membership Benefits

 

Quality Networking – Meetings provide a reception period and time during the meeting-event to connect with members and guests.

Sophisticated Environment – CPW meets monthly at The Ritz-Carlton, Phoenix.

Variety - Type of meeting varies: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, cocktail reception, dinner. Meeting dates float and are held on varying days each month.

Member Directory – CPW members are listed on the website directory with an individual page featuring their photo, contact information and bio.

Connecting – CPW Members webpage provides a link to their website and e-mail.

Website – The CPW website provides details about members and events.

Member Newsletter – Share information about events, activities, recognition and more.

Uniqueness: CPW is designed for businesswomen who value their time and influence. We do not have boards, committees, lobbying or fundraising requirements. CPW provides an opportunity for social networking, building strong relationships and leadership development.

and more!

 

 

 

September is Coming!

Save the Date!

September 8
16th Annual Profile of Success Valle del Sol
602-248-8101, x 121
www.valledelsol.com

September 11
5th Year Memorial Concert
World Premiere Organ Version
An American Requiem by James DeMars
Trinity Cathedral

September 15
9th Annual Freedom Golf Tournament & Gala
Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped
480-994-5704, x 206

September 19
PULSE Runway to Your Heart Fashion Show, Luncheon, Boutique Shopping
American Heart Association
602-861-6188

September 20
Spirit of Enterprise Awards
W.P. Carey School of Business
480-965-3962
www.spiritofenterprise.org

September 21
3rd Annual “Rising Star” Award
Fashion Group International
602-363-0158

September 23
25th Anniversary Celebration International Foundation for Education & Self Help
480-443-1800
www.ifesh.org

September 29
Beat the Heat
Trends Charitable Fund
602-840-4230

September 30
30th Anniversary of the Hon Kachina Volunteer Awards
Hon Kachina Council
480-905-1578
www.honkachina.org

September 30
The Celebrate Fashion Show and Dinner Dance
Arizona’s Children Association
602-234-3733, x 302
www.arizonaschildren.org

September 30
Inaugural Bald Guys Bowling Tournament
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona
602-393-4128
www.bbbsaz.org

 

Send your news to lisa@centralphoenixwomen.org