From Harford County government:
“Women for Women: Why Are We Our Own Worst Enemy?” is the theme of the second Community Conversations: For Today’s Woman held by Harford County Department of Community Services and the Harford County Commission for Women.
The panel discussion takes place Monday, October 7, from 6:30pm to 7:30pm at the McFaul Activity Center, 525 West MacPhail Road in Bel Air. The evening will include a discussion about women in the workplace and their treatment of one another. Mentoring in the workplace will be part of the discussion.
The panelists include: Heather Couvillon, Director of Acquisition and Technical Support at the Camber Corporation; Katie Kinslow, a stay-at-home mom; Judge Angela M. Eaves, Associate Judge of the Harford County Circuit Court; Nicole Funk, Senior Vice President of Booz Allen Hamilton; Suzanne Green, Executive Director of the Walter and Betty Ward Family Center of the Y of Central Maryland; Suzanne Milchling, Director of Program Integration at the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground and Robin Remines, Vice President of Professional Services and Marketing at Ongoing Operations.
The workshop will be moderated by Jonita D. Shoaff, a member of the Harford County Commission for Women and program coordinator of the W.A.G.E. Connection at Harford Community College.
“Women for Women: Why Are We Our Own Worst Enemy?” is the second of two discussions in the Community Conversations: For Today’s Woman series being held in the fall. The panel discussion is open to the public and free of charge. For more information, visit www.harfordcountymd.gov/services or call 410-638-4739.
Really? This is for real? OML 🙁
Agreed, in a world of government shut downs, city bankruptcies, and massive unemployment rates … The narrative needs to change. How about “Coping with Personal and Business Insecurities.”
F.L. expresses my opinion as well. Who authorized this? What did it cost? Who cares? Why are we broke? Why are my taxes continually raised? How can we afford this? Who is responsible for this? So many questions, so few answers from the powers that be.