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WOMEN LEADERS FROM HOLLYWOOD TO CORPORATE AMERICA WILL EDUCATE PROFESSIONALS AT THE SISTERHOOD CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS SUMMIT ON OCTOBER 3-4 IN WASHINGTON, DC

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The summit’s program includes the “Going Up Elevator Pitch Contest” and a unique Lean Six Sigma approach to personal branding and business development


(WASHINGTON, DC) September 15, 2013 -   Jireh Communications Group (www.jirehcreative.com) will host the 2-day "Sisterhood Confidential" professional women's summit on October 3-4 at the Gaylord National Harbor Resort in Washington, DC.   The theme of the summit is "Brains, Beauty, Business and Balance."  This summit was designed to promote the growth of women in the workplace by offering relevant instruction on how to enhance leadership skills and remain current with the tools that are necessary to maintain a competitive edge in an ever-changing business climate. Focusing on work and life balance, the event will be hosted by its creator Mona Austin, owner of Jireh Communications Group.
For women who are looking to launch or grow businesses, the “Going Up Elevator Pitch Contest” will be held on day 2 of  “Sisterhood Confidential.”  Entrants will present their sixty second business pitch before a panel of judges for a chance to win a year’s worth of marketing services and resources valued at over $10,000 from Jireh Communications and the Women’s Business Center. Participation in the pitch contest also secures a seat at the summit free of charge.  Participation guidelines and a downloadable entry form are available at http://jirehcreative.com/sc-2013.html. The entry deadline is October 1. (CLICK HERE to view contest video). 

The summit will kick off with the “Soiree Femme,” a free networking mixer.  Networking gatherings are for business, not bonding, but at this opening night event attendees can expect to do both.  The  "Soiree Femme" will feature beauty and wellness services, a Stilletto Challenge, photography, vendors, lite fare, etc. Attendees are encouraged to bring their besties and business cards.  This portion of the event is free with a confirmed online RSVP at http://www.eventbee.com/v/sisterhoodconfidentialdc. 

On the following day, the summit offers a slate of speakers representing a cross section of executive women leaders from Hollywood to Corporate America and small businesses who will share growth strategies while imparting expertise in various subject areas.  The day begins over breakfast with “Hashbrowns and Hashtags,” a session on using social media to be more influential, which will be conducted by Gina Watkins, Regional Director of Constant Contact.  

Sure to be a highlight of the event, Austin will conclude sessions with a personal branding talk that incorporates Six Sigma principles into achieving improvements in work and life.

Additional speakers from media, entertainment and small business sectors are:
·         Success strategies, Tia Smith, T.V. One (“Finding Our Missing,” “The Rickey Smiley Show)
·         Funding, Pauline Lietch, Northern Virginia Women in  Business Center
·         Media Attraction, Gwendolyn Quinn, GQ Public Relations (Publicist to Aretha Franklin and Chaka Khan) and others.

The final component of the summit is a motivational and inspiring women’s empowerment luncheon to be held on October 5 at 11:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Individual tickets to the luncheon are $60.

Registration is now open for the event.   Register online at http://www.eventbee.com/v/sisterhoodconfidentialdc. Early bird rate deadline is September 18.  Thereafter, advance registration at a one day or general summit rate will continue to be available online.

Sponsors, vendors and groups, please call Jireh Communications Group at (703) 986-3464 to to inquire about participation or by email at info@jirehcreative.com. Vendors offering products that appeal to the lifestyle of busy women and moms, wellness, technology and self-care are preferred.

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