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- Posted March 04, 2013
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Butzel Long hosts ABA Woman Advocate Committee's Regional Networking Gathering March 21
Offices in Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit to host brown bag lunch program
Butzel Long's Women's Leadership Committee is the Michigan host for the American Bar Association's (ABA) Woman Advocate Committee's Regional Networking brown bag lunch program at Noon on Thursday, March 21 at the firm's offices in Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit.
All female attorneys are invited to attend the program to discuss gender issues in the profession.
The program will include a special telephonic address from internationally-known speaker Carol Frohlinger of Negotiating Women, Inc., co-author of "Her Place at the Table" and "Nice Girls Just Don't Get It." Frohlinger will speak about second generation gender issues, the powerful barriers to women's advancement and more.
"We are very excited to again host this important event simultaneously in our Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit offices," said attorney Robin Luce Herrmann, a member of Butzel Long's Women's Leadership Committee. "It is an excellent opportunity for female attorneys to network with each other."
The program is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring a brown bag lunch. However, reservations are required and can be emailed to Jennifer Dukarski in Ann Arbor at dukarski @butzel.com.
Published: Mon, Mar 4, 2013
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