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1 President’s Message p. 1 & 2 • April Meeting Notice p. 3 • March Meeting Highlights p. 4 • Chapter News p. 5 • Member News p. 6 - 7 • Meet our Executive Advisors p. 8 • Corporate News p. 9 • Chapter Dates and Events p. 10 • Chapter Leaders p. 11 • Member Firms p. 12
Message from the President Vanessa Davis | Broadway/San Diego
Hello, This is a long one, so unwrap your favorite piece of candy and let's jump in! We have a lot to cover this month, starting with two burning questions on my mind lately: 1. How do you solve a problem like Maria measure
success? 2. How do you take a cloud and pin it down manage
your Return on Investment?
I know that was awful. You didn’t try to sing it, did you? Instead, I hope you paused and thought about how you might personally answer those questions, specifically as they relate to EWI. I’d like to use this opportunity to remind you of all that EWI offers and hope that you will employ those benefits toward your own success.
Communicating Products and Services… Are you communicating your products and services with EWI of San Diego members? Remember, EWI of San Diego is an “umbrella” under which many organizations and companies are represented. If our co-workers and employees don’t know what our fellow EWI of San Diego members are offering, then we ALL need to do better. Likewise, unless you are offering a direct link or promocode for tracking, how can you be sure you aren’t seeing a return, particularly from an EWI of San Diego referral? I would encourage you to share details, flyers and opportunities, with or without discounts. These offers can go in newsletters, through email offers and our social media sites. Make sure to remind EWI of San Diego Reps when your special offers are also available to their friends, families and co-workers. EWI of San Diego has a long reach –let’s use it! [President’s Message continued on Page 2]
2016-2017 Officers & Directors
President
Vanessa Davis | Broadway/San Diego
Vice President
April Hall | Alliant Insurance Services
Secretary
Kristine Hilly | Barney & Barney
Treasurer
Laura Machado | Marine Group Boat Works
Fundraising Co-Directors
Holly Stephenson | AT&T
Kathy Christmas | Golden Property Management
Retention & Recruitment
Darlene Banogon| North Island Credit Union
Programs Co-Directors
Colette Morel | Manpower
Elsie Nash | Payroll Vault
Sergeant-at-Arms Director
Kati Mendoza | Berkshire Hathaway – Jacobo Realty Group
Communications
Kathy Trombley | Cush Enterprises
Advisor
Karen Spencer | Flagship Cruises & Events
Chartered April 1950
APRIL 2017 | Vol. 68, No. 4
SAN DIEGO EDITION
EWI of San Diego
ewisandiego.com
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Vanessa Davis | Broadway/San Diego [Continued from Page 1]
Leadership… Leadership, or as my mother would call out, “quit being bossy” (she was is right, I was am bossy). But it did take a while before I learned to hone that sass into something that resembled actual leadership. If you are looking for ways to develop professionally, really consider EWI’s Professional Development Webinars. They’re hosted by corporate, they’re monthly; they’re free and they’re available to all employees in your company…Let me repeat that: They’re monthly; they’re free and they’re available to all employees in your company. Last month we heard from Professor Doug Ross of Franklin University, as he discussed “How to Network and Market Yourself Effectively,” and this month we will hear from Ruth Mannschreck, from Shoreline Strategies, as she hosts a webinar titled: “Yes, You Can Lead Where You are Planted.” This is a great opportunity to call in or log on and listen to great speakers, all while enjoying your lunch. I hope you will make a point to tune in! Board Service... If you are looking to contribute to our chapter’s success, gain executive experience, polish your resume, jazz up your LinkedIn, or simply spend an additional night a month hanging out with some fun gals, board service might be for you. Get behind the scenes and take part into what makes EWI of San Diego such a success. Get involved with decisions and help shape EWI. There are many positions and all of them are created to support and complement success for each other and the chapter. Memberzone… Have you logged on to Memberzone yet? It’s a great EWI resource center and a wonderful way to connect with other members and other chapters. It’s ewiconnectut.memberzone.com/login and if you need your name and password, contact Kristine Pepine at the corporate office: [email protected] Memberzone is also where you will find past professional development “Webinars.” Just look for webinar archives. Community Engagement… I think it’s fair to say that our Scholarship and Literacy Initiatives are among our most popular with EWI of San Diego tenants. If this is true for you, consider how you might get involved in the success of this program. Are you available to be a judge? Can you serve on the Fundraising Committee? Does your organization offer grants? Can you spend time helping researching goods and services that might be donated so they can be raffled
for money that can be used towards EWI of San Diego initiatives? If this is one of your favorite things about EWI of San Diego, what are you doing about it? (Social) Networking… You might be in EWI of San Diego for networking opportunities, including social networking. First, and the most obvious, is our meetings on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. We know that work, family and other priorities can spread our free time quite thin, but if you aren’t attending meetings, I hope you will reconsider. It’s a great place to come together socially, and try a new venue or restaurant and hear from dynamic speakers from our own community on various topics. Another way to get to know other members in smaller, more intimate settings is our “Lunch Bunches.” We have lunch bunches Downtown, Mid-City and North County for easy convenience. Further, if you have extra seats at a Sponsorship table to fill or hosting an open house, consider inviting chapter members. It’s a great way to form some fun and long lasting friendships! Leadership Annual Meeting and Conference… Everything that makes EWI great, comes together in one place at the same time at LCAM; Leadership training and professional development; granting scholarships to students who have faced incredible adversity; board service development; dynamic speakers and coaches; and a chance to network with EWI members from across the US and Canada. I can’t recommend attending LCAM enough. This year it will be September 21-23, in Grapevine, TX, and promises to be time well spent. Registration begins mid-April and I would really like to see San Diego show a strong presence. Community, Career and Connections…. EWI’s tenants are CAREER, COMMUNITY and CONNECTIONS. I hope I have been able to highlight a few ways to increase your participation, which might increase your ‘return’ in whatever it is that draws you to EWI. We all invest time and money in EWI of San Diego, together, so let’s work as chapter, a board, an organization, and as friends, to really make sure we are maximizing our success…however we each define it. PS, don’t forget, April 18 is our Executive Appreciation Luncheon at San Diego Convention Center. Hope to see you there! This month in EWI of San Diego history, the City of San Diego proclaimed the day of April 29, 2010 Executive Women International Day in San Diego in celebration of our chapter being chartered in San Diego in April 1950. It’s beginning to look a lot like EWI Day…
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Annual Executive Appreciation Luncheon San Diego Convention Center | 111 West Harbor Drive | San Diego, CA 92101
Tuesday, April 18, 2017
11:30am|Check-in & Networking 12:00pm|Call to Order & Remarks
12:15pm|Lunch is Served 12:50PM|Guest Speaker Clifford “Rip” Rippetoe
1:20pm|Raffles & Closing Remarks
$55|Active Members & Guests $48|Sustaining & Life Members
EWI of San Diego will host lunch for one executive
per firm. Additional executives and guests are welcome to attend for $55 per person.
Please RSVP Your Entrée Selection RSVP Deadline|Monday, April 10th
[email protected]|858.964.8697
Parking|Details TBA
Welcome Bites|Pressed Watermelon with Feta Cheese & Micro Basil and a Signature California Quivers
Pomegranate Orange Beverage
First Course|Arugula Salad with Artichokes, Asparagus, Mint, Cilantro & Shaved Parmesan Served with Lemon,
Olive Oil, Fleur De Sel and Tellicherry Peppercorns
Entrées (Please RSVP Your Choice of):
Seared Seabass|Topped with Heirloom Tomato Confit, Drizzled with Beurre Blanc
Grilled Organic Chicken Breast|Topped with Heirloom
Tomato Confit, Drizzled with Beurre Blanc
Vegetarian Option|Chef’s Choice upon Request
Served with|Creamy Polenta & Pea Tendrils Artesian Rolls with Herb Butter & Sea Salt
Dessert|Chocolate Gelato Profiterole, Parisian
Macaroon, Pavloua with Seasonal Berries & Lemon Zest
Beverages|Freshly Brewed Regular & Decaf Coffee, Hot Tea & Iced Tea
Meeting Notice
You’re invited to join EWI of San Diego as we honor our esteemed Executives at
our Annual Executive Appreciation Luncheon
With Guest Speaker Clifford “Rip” Rippetoe
President & CEO of the San Diego Convention Center
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Last month we learned about Junior Achievement San Diego’s efforts to empower young people in the community. (Photos by Vanessa Davis & April Hall)
March Chapter Meeting Highlights March 21, 2017 – Junior Achievement San Diego
Speaker Jacqui Pernicano, Senior Vice President/COO, Junior Achievement San Diego
Millie Goddard, Cam Schultz, Pat Evans, Laura Machado, Sarah Esch, Kristine Hilly and Anita Tindall
Elsie Nash, Susanne Schaible, Kati Mendoza, Linda Kent and Patti Parsons
Debbie Wilmot and Jamie Fleming
Vanessa Davis and Sarah Esch with Adam Dozadiaz
Kati Mendoza and Holly Stephenson
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Masterclass - Save the Date!
Our next class in our Mentor Series is scheduled for May 27th, and will focus on Gemology with
Kathy White of Enhancery Jewelers. Space will be limited. Time and location still to be determined, but this will be a great opportunity to see what’s been hiding in your own jewelry case as well as
learn more about gems.
Chapter News
Downtown Lunch Bunch: Colette Morel, Elsie Nash, Jamie Dickerson and Christelle Tachon
Peggy Cooper, Julia Slocombe, Jill Hammons, Pat Evans and Vanessa Davis attended the Women In Tourism and
Hospitality Luncheon.
April Hall, Margie Wilson and Joan Lewan
EWI of San Diego
@EWISanDiego
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Member News and Services
Programs committee working hard to secure new venues --- Westgate Hotel
Always think of EWI Member Firms First!
Have something you’d like to share with the Chapter? Send to
[email protected] by March 24th for inclusion in next
month’s newsletter.
Birthday celebration for Colette!
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PAYROLL VAULT SPECIAL PROMOTION
Payroll Vault has pledged to support EWI’s ASIST Program. How can you help? For every closed referral, Payroll Vault will donate $100 to EWI, after the first payroll processing! What’s in it for the small business owner? Consider all the value Payroll Vault offers:
Provides personal, one-on-one customer service.
Offers ultimate convenience via our web-based platform – for anytime – anywhere accessibility.
Ensures compliance because payroll experts are handling the work.
Ensures payroll taxes are filed on time. Provides convenient employee access via secure
employee portals. Please call Elsie Nash at 619-985-4105 or email [email protected] to schedule a complimentary “payroll checkup.”
APRIL CHAPTER MEETING
REMINDER
All active members must RSVP their Chapter
meeting regrets by the RSVP deadline or your firm will be billed $55.
RSVP Deadline:
Monday, April 10, 2017
[email protected] REGISTER HERE
ABOUT EWI
Established in 1938, EWI is a non-profit organization with more than 1,900 member firms and 2,200 representatives in
major cities throughout the United States and Canada.
EWI brings members together to promote member firms, to enhance personal and professional development, and to
encourage community involvement.
As a premier organization for networking and leadership development for today’s business professionals, EWI offers
professional development through its Academy of Leadership, scholarships, online learning, and philanthropic initiatives
with a focus on literacy.
EWI also provides over 600 board positions to women on the corporate and chapter level annually. For more information,
visit ewiconnect.com.
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What is at the top of your bucket list, or what were you most excited to check off your list? My current project on the personal front is helping, encouraging (and pushing when necessary) my 17 year old daughter's quest to find the right college. It's an interesting process, filled with challenges for us both. As I write this, we're traveling the east coast, visiting campuses. Who is your role model? My better self. Is that too weird? I was lucky to have a lot of good role models when I was in my twenties, but now I'm more interested in becoming the best possible version of me, rather than how I measure up to others. What’s the best business advice you received? Deal with your own stuff' first. If you haven't achieved everything you want to achieve, then examine the ingrained beliefs that are holding you back. Get a coach. Give yourself a break. You have 2 hours of free time. What are you doing? Red wine and chocolate are high on my list. But so is taking a brisk walk in a beautiful setting. Or planning my next trip - I love to
What is at the top of your bucket list, or what were you most excited to check off your list? I am proud to say I have managed to complete most of it. I have skydived on my 60th birthday with my grandkids watching. I've been to every continent except Antarctica and I’ve run my own business for 39 years. As I look ahead, my bucket list now includes enjoying a fun and happy retirement and spending time with my husband and grandkids and lots more traveling.
Meet our Executive Advisors
travel. Or reading. Or taking a class of some kind. Or planning the next element of my home remodeling
project - I need to pick exterior paint colors. Ok, whoever has 2 hours free? That's just crazy talk.
Cam Schultz EmbroidMe San Diego
Who is your role model? My role model was my great grandmother who came to America from England at the age of 13 alone to take a job as a house servant and eventually ended up owning many row houses in New York on her own. She would buy one house subdivide it into three units and rent out two until she saved enough to buy another and so on and so on. She was one of the few women land owners of her day. What’s the best business advice you received? Do you, like you do well, but don't try to be all things to all people or you won't do anything well. Find your niche market and build on it. You have 2 hours of free time. What are you doing? With a full-time business, many volunteer activities and 16 grandchildren, I find any downtime I have to be perfectly spent napping. Especially on a Sunday afternoon.
Kathy White Enhancery Jewelers
First meeting for Executive Advisory Board: Jamie Fleming, Darlene Banogon, April Hall, Karen Spencer, Kathy White, Cam Schultz and Vanessa Davis.
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March News & Announcements from EWIConnect.com
Leadership Conference & Annual Meeting 2017 The 2017 LCAM committee along with the Corporate Board has been working hard in planning for another successful conference. This year's LCAM will be held in Grapevine Texas (Dallas Area) on September 21-23, 2017. Registration will be open in mid-April. Visit http://ewiconnect.com/professional-development/events-conferences/ for more info.
Corporate News
If you have worked in corporate America for any length of time, you have probably heard the line: “This would be a great place to work, if it weren’t for _________.” It echoes down the halls of businesses large and small. Whether it’s a comment regarding the people, the facilities, the culture, even the customers – all businesses have their frustrations and less-than-stellar aspects. Join us for an engaging conversation about how these issues apply to YOUR situation and you’ll learn:
The #1 thing that keeps people “stuck on Hamster Wheel” at work
The 3 massive mistakes people make when trying to “fix” a process
6 Action Steps to shift from hopeless and harried to clear and Confident
Yes! You CAN lead right where you are planted
Enroll in this webinar!
Corporate Nominating Committee The Corporate Nominating Committee will be accepting applications for the 2017-2018 Corporate Board. To qualify for a position on the Corporate Board, you must be a Past Chapter President and have extensive experience in leadership and/or management. Please consider a position on the Corporate Board to continue your leadership journey. More information will be sent out in a separate memo to the membership.
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Chapter Dates and Events
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! April 9 Dawn Boese, Sustaining Member
April 13 Sarah Esch, Sustaining Member
April 23 Jeannie Inman, Sustaining Member
April 24 Susanne Schaible, Liberty Mutual
April 28 Jamie Fleming, Fleming & Associates, LLC April 28 Rebecca Luers, Luers & Dyer, Certified Public Accountants
May 8 Danny Yeakel, Sustaining Member
May 10 Linda Kent, Sustaining Member
May 23 Kati Mendoza, Berkshire Hathaway – Jacobo Realty Group
May 26 April Hall, Alliant Insurance Services
May 27 Millie Goddard
May 28 Anna McCutcheon, San Diego Theatres, Inc.
Floral donations courtesy of
LUNCH BUNCHES Join us and get to know Members in smaller groups!
North County│Monthly on the second Tuesday in Solana Beach (The Fish Market -or- Fidel’s.) Connect with Anita Tindall, [email protected], 858.279.2727
Mid-City│Monthly on the last Friday at various locations. Connect with Cam Schultz, [email protected], 858.571.0574
Downtown│Monthly on the first Wednesday at The Westgate Hotel. Connect with Patti Parsons, [email protected], 619.370.2535
EWI OF SAN DIEGO MEMBER CAMPAIGN EWI Membership Incentive
Here’s how it works│If your referral joins as a New Member, your next Chapter Dinner is on us! A friendly “wish list” of members we would love to join has been emailed. Get your invites out to friends, colleagues and business associates and bring them to a meeting!
Please send referrals to [email protected]
(Pesky fine print: not available for special prices meetings and must be used within three months).
UPCOMING CHAPTER MEETINGS
Monthly on the third Tuesday
unless otherwise noted
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April 18, 2017 EXECUTIVES’ LUNCHEON Guest Speaker, Clifford “Rip”
Rippetoe, CEO, San Diego Convention Center Corporation
11:30 a.m.
May 23, 2017 MINI FIRM FAIR
Women’s History Museum
June 20, 2017 TBA
July 18, 2017 TBA
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Chapter Board Meetings
Monthly on the first Wednesday
– All Members are welcome – Contact Vanessa Davis
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Thank You to our Chapter Leaders 2016-2017
Thank You to our Committee Chairs 2016-2017
PRESIDENT
Vanessa Davis Broadway/San Diego [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT/ PRESIDENT-ELECT
April Hall Alliant Insurance Group [email protected]
RETENTION & RECRUITMENT Darlene Banogon North Island Credit Union [email protected]
FUNDRAISING CO-DIRECTOR
Holly Stephenson AT&T [email protected]
TREASURER
Laura Machado Marine Group Boat Works [email protected]
FUNDRAISING CO-DIRECTOR
Kathy Christmas Golden Property Management [email protected]
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
Kati Mendoza
Berkshire-Hathaway – Jacobo Realty Group
LITERACY Lourdes Navarro eIRONclad Technology Solutions [email protected]
COURTESY
Linda Kent Sustaining Member [email protected]
LAS PRESIDENTES PASADAS
Dolores Kelly Life Member [email protected]
ADVISOR
Karen Spencer Flagship Cruises & Events
PROGRAMS CO-DIRECTOR
Elsie Nash Payroll Vault [email protected]
ASIST AWARDS
Jamie Fleming, CFP Fleming & Associates, LLC
jamiefleming@fleming andassociatesLLC.com
SECRETARY
Kristine Hilly Barney & Barney kristineh@ barneyandbarney.com
EWISP AWARDS
Pat Evans San Diego Convention Center Corporation [email protected]
COMMUNICATIONS Kathy Trombley Cush Enterprises [email protected]
PROGRAMS CO-DIRECTOR
Colette Morel Manpower [email protected]
Executive Advisory Board
2016-2017
Jamie Fleming, CFP Fleming & Associates, LLC jamiefleming@fleming andassociatesLLC.com
Kathy White Enhancery Jewelers [email protected]
Cam Schultz EmbroidMe San Diego [email protected]
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A Health Source
Ace Parking
Alliant Insurance Services
AT&T
Barney & Barney
Bay Alarm Company
Bershire Hathaway – Jacobo Realty
Group
Bottles & Wood , LLC
Broadway/San Diego
Continental Catering, Inc.
Cush Enterprises
eIRONclad Technology Solutions
EmbroidMe San Diego
Enhancery Jewelers
Erin Chapman Consulting
Ferris & Britton, APC
Flagship Cruises & Events
Fleming & Associates, LLC
Golden Property Management - GPM
San Diego Chapter Members
SUSTAINING MEMBERS
Barbara Bennett Linda Kent Dawn Boese Joan Lewan Sarah Esch Patti Parsons Millie Goddard Jan Rogers Jeannie Inman Stephanie Jones Marge Suess
LIFE MEMBERS
Gracia Hinesh Teresa Mattson Stephanie Hitt Nancy Meyer Dolores Kelly Anita Tindall Danny Yeakel
HONORARY MEMBER Vince Benstead
MEMBER FIRMS
J. Dixx Photography
Liberty Mutual
Luers & Dyer, Certified Public
Accountants
MaFe, LLC
Manpower
Marine Group Boat Works
North Island Credit Union
Parma Management Company, Inc.
Payroll Vault
San Diego Convention Center Corp.
San Diego County Regional Airport
Authority
San Diego Flowers by Coley
San Diego Public Library Foundation
San Diego Theatres
SD Green Girl
Smart City Networks
USS Midway Museum
The Westgate Hotel
MISSION
Executive Women International (EWI) brings together key
individuals from diverse businesses for the purpose of promoting
member firms, enhancing personal and professional development, and
encouraging community involvement.
VISION
To be a global women’s organization of 5,000 engaged
members empowering others for positive change.
VALUES
Integrity | Excellence | Respect | Collaboration
ewiconnect.com [email protected]
Share your news and photos in the monthly CONNECT
Contact: Kathy Trombley
Submission deadline:
May Issue – Apr. 26, 2016
WELCOME NEW MEMBER FIRM!
Darla Fox Owner
SD Green Girl [email protected] www.sdgreengirl.com