Girl Scouts of Central Texas and Hispanic Women's Network of Texas' Austin Chapter Announces "Latinas Celebrating Achievements" Â
The Girl Scouts of Central Texas and the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas (HWNT) Austin Chapter, two premiere women's organizations in Central Texas, invite you to "Latinas Celebrating Achievements" aimed at educating up-and-coming young ladies in leadership roles and providing women with professional development training.  Latinas Celebrating Achievements is a first ever event which will engage women of all ages to celebrate achievements in education, government, civic and entrepreneurial arenas. Break out sessions will allow for training and conversation with leading women in the community for both the girls scouts attendees and the women looking to advance their careers.  The event is targeted at professional women and young ladies ages 12-17 years old. It will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 27, 2009 at the Bob Bullock Museum located at 1800 South Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas 78701. More than 100 women are expected to attend.  For additional information contact: Alicia Maldonado,
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, 512.784.4893 or Patty Mendoza,
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, 512.736.2732.  ######  About Girl Scouts of Central Texas The Girl Scouts of Central Texas is dedicated to building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Extending leadership opportunities to more than 20,000 girls from diverse backgrounds across Central Texas, the Girl Scouts encourages girls to discover their potential, connect with others and take action to improve their communities.  About Hispanic Women's Network of Texas Founded in 1987, the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas is a statewide organization with nine active chapters in the state of Texas. The Hispanic Women's Network of Texas seeks to advance the educational, cultural, social, legal and economic well-being of all women through a broader awareness of their role in society, business and family. |
