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Brash: Networking for Women

Want to find ways to support local, women-owned businesses? Ever wanted to start your own? Just need a professional pick-me-up? Then join the Workery for the first networking event for women who color outside the lines! Connect with local resources to help you handle your business then engage with trailblazing women making waves within their industries. Featuring food from the Gypsy Diner, business card consultations from Nancy Reed Design and $5 headshots from Kat Venice Photography.

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