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Volunteers Wanted

Volunteer to help promote women empowerment! Volunteers are needed to help during the Women In Leadership Summit on March 31 from 10:30am to 6:00pm. Volunteers will help with set-up, decorating, registration, ushering, aiding our speakers, serving food, time keeping, way finding, breaking down and clean up.

Attire: Business casual/ professional (wear red top)
Parking: Free metered parking available downtown

RSVP: Sign up for a volunteer shift at:  http://bit.ly/wilvolunteers

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