What's in Her Bag?

 Lunch N Learn Fundraiser

March 26, 2013

Dayton Racquet Club

Kettering Tower

Downtown Dayton

11:15 am - 1:15 pm

Parking in the

Kettering Tower Parking Garage

51 S. Jefferson St. (GPS)

Parking : $3 11 am - 2 pm

Parking tickets must be validated at the front reception desk at the Dayton Racquet Club

Tickets

$35 Members

$40 Non-Members

$5 from each ticket will go to

Each attendee is asked to donate a  

gently used or new handbag, or accessory.

(scarves and jewelry)

Clothes That Work is a grassroots non-profit that has been providing professional clothing, image counseling and training for job seekers in Montgomery County since 1998. More than 18,000 job seekers in need have benefited from the services provided by Clothes That Work. Through the ongoing support of donors, funding partners, individuals, corporations and foundations we have been able to make a real difference in the lives of many people.

Women in Business Networking

presents

What's in Her Bag? Panel

Diane Ewing

System Vice President, Chief Communications Officer

Premier Health Partners

Diane Ewing, of Premier Health Partners, serves as system vice president and chief communications officer for the health system. She joined the organization in 2008.

Diane joined the organization from Rochester General Health System in Rochester, New York, where she served as Vice President, Marketing and Public Relations. 

 Patricia S. McDonald, CWS

President, Key Bank, Dayton Market 

District Manager, Key Private Bank, Southwest Ohio

Pat McDonald is President of KeyBank, Dayton Market and District Manager for Key Private Bank, Southwest Ohio. Pat has been in the financial services field for over 30 years, specializing in serving the high net worth market. Pat held similar positions with JPMorgan Chase in Dayton and Cincinnati and National City Bank in Dayton.  Pat directs the sales and relationship management efforts of a team of wealth advisers spanning from Springfield to Northern Kentucky. read more

 

Cheryl McHenry

News Anchor

WHIO TV - Channel 7

Working at WHIO-TV is a dream come true for me. For much of the 1980's, I covered the Dayton Police/Montgomery County Courts beat, reporting on all kinds of stories from the local criminal justice system. During those years, I won four Emmy Awards. Three of them were for Spot News (now called Breaking News). In 1990, I was thrilled to receive an Emmy for Investigative Reporting, for a three-part series on repeat drunk driving offenders. read more

Lilly F. Phillips
President
Alegre, Inc.

As a long time Daytonian, Lilly has enjoyed much success in her hometown.  She attended Chaminade Julianne High School and graduated from Ohio State University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in International Business and Marketing.  Upon graduation she began working in Dayton with a Mexican manufacturing group to establish License Agreements for supply of assemblies to the Mexican Automotive market.  She met her future husband, Don Phillips, at this company and they married in 1991. read more

Judi Law

Founder/President
Judo Steel

Judo Steel is a Dayton based company that provides steel for commercial construction in the Greater Dayton and surrounding region.  President and owner Judi Law founded the company in 1994.  Judy was born and raised in Dayton and decided long ago not to leave the area. She has faith in Dayton and is an avid supporter of the area because she realizes its potential.  read more