| WHAT IS EXECUTIVE WOMEN INTERNATIONAL (EWI)? |
Executive Women International® was established in 1938 - an association of key
women working with their executives to promote their firms and improve their
community.
Over 3500 companies and 4000 representatives are members of EWI today in 85
chapters located in major cities in the United States, Canada, and Europe. EWI is
the premier organization for networking and leadership development for today's
professional businesswomen and their firms.
The Atlanta Chapter of EWI was established in 1960 with 20 charter members and
flourishes today with over several firms and representatives.
The Atlanta Chapter meets the second Wednesday of every month for a dinner
meeting at a hotel or meeting facility in the metro Atlanta area. Programs and
speakers are planned to carry forth our three main initiatives: promoting member
firms, enhancing personal and professional development, and encouraging
community involvement.
Individual representatives develop personal talents and gain leadership skills
through training programs and grassroots-level involvement with community,
scholarship and philanthropic projects.
EWI is the leading connection for business professionals.
women working with their executives to promote their firms and improve their
community.
Over 3500 companies and 4000 representatives are members of EWI today in 85
chapters located in major cities in the United States, Canada, and Europe. EWI is
the premier organization for networking and leadership development for today's
professional businesswomen and their firms.
The Atlanta Chapter of EWI was established in 1960 with 20 charter members and
flourishes today with over several firms and representatives.
The Atlanta Chapter meets the second Wednesday of every month for a dinner
meeting at a hotel or meeting facility in the metro Atlanta area. Programs and
speakers are planned to carry forth our three main initiatives: promoting member
firms, enhancing personal and professional development, and encouraging
community involvement.
Individual representatives develop personal talents and gain leadership skills
through training programs and grassroots-level involvement with community,
scholarship and philanthropic projects.
EWI is the leading connection for business professionals.
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