Greater Richmond: Come and Stay
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The video above is one of five videos produced for the Greater Richmond Partnership’s business attraction program. |
EWI Spring Conference
Executive Women International of Richmond is proud to host the 2012 EWI Spring Conference in Richmond, Virginia March 29-31, 2012.
Vice President
Title: Vice President
Name: Heather Williamson
Firm: Transformation Group, LLC
Firm Website: www.TransformationGroupLLC.com
Heather currently heads Transformation Group, LLC, a leading growth and performance firm. She joined EWI Richmond in March 2010, andserved on our Richmond Chapter Board as the Program Director in 2010-11, and now as the Vice President/President Elect.
Heather has been married to her husband, Kent for thirteen years and they have a four year old son, Temple. Heather and her family live in Powhatan.
President
Title: President
Name: Debbie Clark
Firm: Universal Corporation
Firm Website: http://www.universalcorp.com/
Treasurer
Title: Treasurer
Name: Carey Saunders
Firm: Cherry, Bekaert & Holland
Firm Website: www.cbh.com
Carey has been employed as the Tax Services Coordinator at Cherry, Bekaert & Holland since January 2007. CBH is one of the Southeast’s largest accounting and consulting firms with 28 offices in five states. In her role, she supports the tax department and acts as assistant to a tax partner and senior manager. Prior to joining CBH, Carey worked as a special assistant to U.S. Congressman Harold Ford, Jr.
Carey attended the University of Alabama and graduated in 2004 with a degree in Communications and Political Science. She has been a member of EWI Richmond since 2010, and enjoys shopping, reading and spending time with her husband Jason, and their dog Julep.
October 2011
Attached is the complete newsletter that contains all of the EWI of Richmond chapter articles from the October 2011 EWI of Richmond chapter issue of EWI Connect. Read more
Women in Finance – How to Enrich Your Career in an Era of Great Opportunity
The number of women entering the finance industry continues to grow, as does the number of women occupying senior corporate finance positions in a number of organizations. The factors driving this growing success for women in finance range from the obvious (a recognition that women have the skills to do the job) to the practical (rise in flexible working arrangements). By following some important tips for building their networks and their skill sets, women can be better equipped for taking advantage of this rich era of opportunity. Read more