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Women in Family Business Leadership Roles: Daughters on the Stage by Mary Barrett, Ken Moores, 2009-10
Pace of growth slows for women-owned businesses in state.(Women-Owned Businesses): An article from: Mississippi Business Journal by Becky Gillette, 2005-03-14
Business Women: Portraits In Progress.(address by Lea Supata, senior vice president of human resources for United Parcel Service): An article from: Executive Speeches by Lea Soupata, 2000-12-01
America's New Women Entrepreneurs: Tips, Tactics, and Techniques of Women Achievers in Business
Engendering business, men and women in the corporate office, 1870--1930. by Angel Kwolek-Folland, 1994
Toward a Partnership of Women and Men in Business by George Starcher, 2009-01-12
Women-in-business programs in the Federal government: hearing before the Select Committee on Small Business, United States Senate, Ninety-sixth Congress, second session, ... May 29, 1980 by United States. Congress. Senate. Select Committee on Small Business., 1980-01-01
Managing women in business. Treat them differently than men?(Brief Article)(Column): An article from: ColoradoBiz by Pat Wiesner, 2000-05-01
Managing Women in Business / Volume XIII
Advancing Women in Business: Best Practices from the Corporate Leaders.(Review) (book reviews): An article from: Human Resource Planning
Women in Business by Doris E. Fleischman, 1930
A pioneer for women in business: Sacred Heart University's MBA program director Professor Valerie L. Christian.: An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal
The young woman in business by Beth Bailey McLean, 1963
Heritage Series: Number 3 -Women in Business by Alpha Kappa Alpha, 1970

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ASWA Bellevue - Home Page
Features membership information, events calendar, monthly newsletter, and local resources.
http://www.aswabellevue.org/

Extractions: Bellevue Chapter No. 159, located in Bellevue, Washington, was chartered in 1991 as an affiliate of the national organization of the American Society of Women Accountants. The Society has over 4,000 members throughout the US. " ASWA " founded in 1938 by the American Women's Society of Certified Public Accountants, is a professional organization dedicated to the advancement of opportunities for women in all fields of accounting. Bellevue Chapter now attracts women in all aspects of accounting from this growing business community, both certified and non-certified. All accountants on the Eastside are welcome, and as members can enjoy the benefits and resources of this professional organization. Bellevue Chapter meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Quality speakers provide a high level of CPE in accounting, auditing, tax and management, as well as topics of interest. The ASWA Mission Statement The mission of the American Society of Women Accountants 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.
American Society Of Women Acc | Connecting Professional Women
Information on membership, local chapters, and annual conference, with member directory and employment opportunities.
http://www.aswa.org/

Extractions: ASWA - American Society of Women Accountants login Search Home ... FIND YOUR CHAPTER ASWA Chapters contain active accounting and financial professionals across the country. Find your Chapter and get started today. If you do not live within 50 miles of an ASWA chapter, you may join as a national "Member-at-Large." ASK THE EXPERTS ASWA has a broad range of partners with expertise in various topics of interest to our membership. Click here to check it out! JOIN TODAY Become an ASWA member today and start enjoying all the benefits it has to offer! About ASWA The American Society of Women Accountants represents professional women in accounting and finance and provides them an opportunity for networking and continuing professional education (CPE) with peers at the local, regional and national level. The Foundation The American Society of Women Accountants Educational Foundation CORPORATE SPONSORS The Compass Provide your email address to receive a free trial issue of Accountability , our e-Newsletter, which is free for members. ... Members - see the latest issue here ASWA IS ON LINKEDIN Join ASWA's LinkedIn Group LinkedIn TELL A COLLEAGUE Forward our Web Site on to a friend
ASWA Washington, D.C. Chapter
Schedule of meetings and events, reports on activities, and job announcements.
http://www.aswa-dc.org

Extractions: Issues in Accounting and Auditing Dr. Gary Bulmash is the Distinguished Tyser Teaching Fellow at the University of Maryland Smith School of Business. His areas of expertise are financial accounting and auditing. Dr. Bulmash is actively involved in educating accounting students and practioners. He has taught numerous continuing education courses for CPAs, and has received awards for outstanding discussion leader from various State CPA Societies and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Join us to discuss the latest issues in Accounting and Auditing. Please email any questions to:info@aswa-dc.org
ASWA Orange County Chapter
Meeting programs, board of directors, scholarships, employment opportunities, and organization history.
http://www.aswaoc.org

Extractions: Orange County Chapter 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. The American Society of Women Accountants represents professional women in accounting and finance and provides them an opportunity for networking and continuing professional education (CPE) with peers at the local, regional and national level.

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