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Women Officials’ Network
(based in Oakland County)
(based in Oakland County)
Women Officials Network
PO Box 404
Birmingham MI
48012-0404
248.335.7637
PO Box 404
Birmingham MI
48012-0404
248.335.7637
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| Campaign Training |
The Women Officials'
Network encourages
women to run for office
and get involved in public
policy. WON provides
women with networking
opportunities with other
elected officials. WON
also present speakers
and workshops to help
women optimize their
political careers.
Membership is open to
anyone who supports
these goals. Annual dues
are $35 for current
elected officials and $25
for all others. Look at the
benefits of belonging to
WON and details on how
to join.
Network encourages
women to run for office
and get involved in public
policy. WON provides
women with networking
opportunities with other
elected officials. WON
also present speakers
and workshops to help
women optimize their
political careers.
Membership is open to
anyone who supports
these goals. Annual dues
are $35 for current
elected officials and $25
for all others. Look at the
benefits of belonging to
WON and details on how
to join.
Congratulations to the Women Officials' Network
Foundation on the success of its first WONder
Woman celebration, previously a function of the
now-defunct Women's Survival Center. The
committee is thanked for the countless hours they
gave to the effort: Denise Alexander, Elizabeth
Bauer, Julie Nelson Klein, Deborah Macon,
Susan Nine, Cynthia von Oeyen, Eileen Pulker,
and Barbara Smith. Sue Nine did a wonderful job
as emcee when scheduled emcee, WDIV-TV
reporter Paula Tutman, was called in to work on
the big story of the day--Chrysler's bankruptcy.
Foundation on the success of its first WONder
Woman celebration, previously a function of the
now-defunct Women's Survival Center. The
committee is thanked for the countless hours they
gave to the effort: Denise Alexander, Elizabeth
Bauer, Julie Nelson Klein, Deborah Macon,
Susan Nine, Cynthia von Oeyen, Eileen Pulker,
and Barbara Smith. Sue Nine did a wonderful job
as emcee when scheduled emcee, WDIV-TV
reporter Paula Tutman, was called in to work on
the big story of the day--Chrysler's bankruptcy.
'Coco' Siewert Lives to Give
by Diane K. Bert
The Birmingham Eccentric, 5/10
Eleanor “Coco” Siewert was
bubbling with enthusiasm about her
weekend with symphony volunteers
from all over the nation. “They were
so impressed with Detroit, the
beauty of the suburbs in bloom,
their warm welcome and the happy
people they saw,” Siewert said.
more
by Diane K. Bert
The Birmingham Eccentric, 5/10
Eleanor “Coco” Siewert was
bubbling with enthusiasm about her
weekend with symphony volunteers
from all over the nation. “They were
so impressed with Detroit, the
beauty of the suburbs in bloom,
their warm welcome and the happy
people they saw,” Siewert said.
more
| WONder Women of 2009 |
Congratulations to the three women honored as this
year's WONder Women:
year's WONder Women:
The Honorable Linda
Hallmark, Oakland Probate
Court, past president of WON
and involved in a number of
other organizations
Hallmark, Oakland Probate
Court, past president of WON
and involved in a number of
other organizations
Millie Pastor, who has been
instrumental in a number of
charitable organizations, and
her husband Bob
instrumental in a number of
charitable organizations, and
her husband Bob
Harriet Rotter, prominent family
law attorney and political activist,
who serves on many boards and
has been involved in many
charitable events
law attorney and political activist,
who serves on many boards and
has been involved in many
charitable events
