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St Charles County, MO | September 1, 2023
Little Black Book: Women in Business (LBB) is pleased to announce the addition of Rhonda Travers to our leadership team as the President of our Affinity Groups. Currently, LBB offers the following affinity groups - Self Development Book Club, Leisure Book Club, For The Run of It, Moms on the Move, Confident Communicators, Women of Wellness, and the Wedding Ring. Rhonda embodies the spirit of encouragement and inspires everyone to reach their full potential. Her genuine interest in helping others achieve their goals is a shining example of the positive impact we can have on each other's lives. “I am proud to announce that Rhonda has joined the leadership team of Little Black Book, on behalf of all the women. Rhonda brings with her a positive attitude, professional organizational skills, and a beloved reputation, which will greatly contribute to LBB's position as the leading women's organization in the greater St. Louis region,” said Angel Magasano, Founder and CEO of Little Black Book: Women in Business. About Little Black Book: Women in BusinessLittle Black Book: Women in Business is a membership-driven professional organization for like-minded women committed to improving themselves and their community through purposeful networking, ongoing self-development, and charity work. The organization's mission is to connect, empower, inspire, support, and educate women as members help one another acquire the confidence, knowledge, skills, and resources necessary for professional and personal growth. Little Black Book members are a unified group of diverse, collaborative professionals coming together to grow and achieve more than they could alone. Through building positive relationships with one another, members support and empower each other to achieve work-life balance and overall personal well-being. Little Black Book stands on 5 Pillars: Connect. Promote. Share. Give. Become. - end - For Immediate Release: Women of Little Black Book Adds a New Chapter in O’Fallon, MO St Charles County, MO | June 12, 2023
Little Black Book: Women in Business (LBB) is pleased to announce they are adding a chapter in O’Fallon, Missouri. This addition will bring the total number of chapters to 12. We plan on adding at least one more chapter this year, if not more. The O’Fallon, Missouri chapter will be led by chapter President - Dawn Johnson (Dawn Johnson Agency-Farmers Insurance), Amy O'Neill (One Financial Group), Heather Cushing (Right at Home), Jenna Whitmore (J.Whitmore Photography) and Jill Ruggeri (Twin Oaks Senior Living) . Their Coffee & Connections will be hosted on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 9:00 am. “Little Black Book: Women in Business continues to empower professional females to elevate. I am extremely proud to have talented women bringing the values and programming of Little Black Book to their community,” said Angel Magasano, Founder & CEO of Little Black Book: Women in Business. About Little Black Book: Women in BusinessLittle Black Book: Women in Business is a membership-driven professional organization for like-minded women committed to improving themselves and their community through purposeful networking, ongoing self-development, and charity work. The organization's mission is to connect, empower, inspire, support, and educate women as members help one another acquire the confidence, knowledge, skills, and resources necessary for professional and personal growth. Little Black Book members are a unified group of diverse, collaborative professionals coming together to grow and achieve more than they could alone. Through building positive relationships with one another, members support and empower each other to achieve work-life balance and overall personal well-being. Little Black Book stands on 5 Pillars: Connect. Promote. Share. Give. Become. — end -- Recently, the Western St Charles Chamber of Commerce honored Little Black Book with its top award, “Business of the Year.” Here is the acceptance speech that I delivered:
“My name is Angel Magasano and I am the Founder of Little Black Book: Women in Business. Little Black Book originated in October of 2012 as an organization for female professionals to share best practices as we helped one another acquire the knowledge, skills, resources, and confidence necessary to be successful in their personal and professional lives. The organization still follows that mission, but would not be what it is today without my fellow finalists. Jamie Gittemeier joined LBB in 2015 when the organization needed direction and leadership. She continues to serve in a leadership capacity to this day inspiring every woman she connects with, starting with me. Alysia Kerkove joined Little Black Book in a pivot point in the organization’s history. It was Alyisa’s collaborative mindset, leadership qualities, and creative critical thinking that helped to propel LBB forward in a dynamic direction. As the 2019 recipient of the LBB Pillar Award, Alysia has proven herself to be one of LBB’s most valuable assets. I am the lucky woman who has the honor of being the spokesperson who receives the compliments and collects the award. However, the organization is really about the women of Little Black Book. If you are a proud woman of LBB, please stand and be recognized. If you are a LBB Wingman, please stand. These are the people who attribute to the continued success of Little Black Book. We are unstoppable together! Thank you.” I mentioned Jamie and Alysia by name in my acceptance speech because without them Little Black Book would not exist. Likewise, LBB would not exist:
LBB would not exist without you. The women of LBB are cut from a unique and wonderful cloth. Together we have created a beautiful community that is a force to be reckoned with…and as a result, the winner is YOU! Angel Magasano LBB, Founder |
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