Look good, feel powerful
Cavan Women in Business Network host April event
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The Local Enterprise Office Cavan team (from left): Fiona Weir, Ruth Murdy, Annette Halton and Gillian Madden with Margaret McKeon-Boyle, Extensive PR, co-ordinator of CWBN (centred) at the April Cavan Women in Business Network event. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 2 of 9
Guest Speakers Fiona Colwell, Simply Style by Fi and Catherine Reynolds, Charles Fay Cavan. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 3 of 9
Karen Ferguson, Scent Zone; Gail Anderson, Dun na Rí Holistics and Zinhle Mahlangu, Creative Kids Cavan. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 4 of 9
Corrine Smith, Platter Thyme; Gemma Dillon, MindBodyConnect and Jenny Dillon, MindBodyConnect. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 5 of 9
Niamh Brady, Fine Gael local election candidate; Gabriela Romero, ALMA Custom Made Jewellery and Caroline Van den Berg, Wild Wardrobe. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 6 of 9
Caroline Smith, CS Admin Services and Maria Macklin, House of Colour. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 7 of 9
Lyn Sharkey, Lyn Sharkey Nutrition; Elena Brennan, Elena Brennan Jewellery and Nikki McGoohan, Propel 2Gether Ltd. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 8 of 9
Eilish Cunniffe, Fiona Colwell, Simply Style by Fi and Breda McHugh, Compliplus. SHEILA MARIE ROONEY PHOTOGRAPHYImage 9 of 9
Gabriela Romero, ALMA Custom Made Jewellery among the faces in the crowd. SHEILA MARIE ROONEYThe Cavan Women in Business Network's April event was both empowering and informative for the 60 plus business women who attended the event in the Hotel Kilmore last Wednesday, April 24. An initiative of the Local Enterprise Office, Cavan, this booked-out event heard also allowed network members to introduce their business offering in a ‘Show and Tell’ segment.
Guest speakers Fiona Colwell of Simply Style by Fi, a personal stylist and image consultant, joined forces with Catherine Reynolds from Charles Fay Fashions, Cavan, to deliver a workshop on the ‘Power of Personal Style for Self Confidence’ to help boost professional presence through personal style.
Both Fiona and Catherine are members of Cavan Women in Business Network.
Carole Beattie, chair of Cavan Branch of the Alzheimer Society of Ireland was invited to address the event to outline details of an initiative to make Cavan the first fully Dementia-Inclusive County in Ireland.
Carole received great support from the business women in the room with many completing expressions of interest forms signifying their willingness to be involved in the initiative.
In her address, Gillian Madden, Senior Enterprise Development Officer, LEO Cavan, said: “We are delighted to support the Cavan Women in Business Network and we are dedicated to continuing to create a supportive and empowering environment for women entrepreneurs.”
Margaret McKeon-Boyle, Extensive PR coordinates the Cavan Women in Business Network on behalf of LEO Cavan was the Master of Ceremonies for the event.
Cavan Women in Business Network (CWBN) meet a number of times during the year and are inviting any woman who is in business, or considering starting a business, to join them.