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Advancing Women in Ag Conference

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Advancing Women in Ag Conference

Time: November 17, 2024 to November 19, 2024
Location: Sheraton Fallsview
City/Town: Niagara Falls, ON
Website or Map: https://www.advancingwomencon…
Phone: 403-686-8407
Event Type: ag, conference
Organized By: Iris Meck Communications Inc.
Latest Activity: Aug 16, 2024

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Book your registration for the upcoming Advancing Women Conference

November 17-19, 2024 - Sheraton Fallsview Niagara Falls, ON

Learn new skills and tools, hear new ideas and network with women from across the country and beyond at AWC EAST 2024 being held November 17, 18, 19, 2024 at the Sheraton Fallsview - right across from the beautiful Niagara Falls!

  • Hone your soft skills in leadership and career building. Get empowered.
  • Network and build connections with women from across the country and sector.
  • Share ideas, and different perspectives.
    Speak with like-minded individuals.
  • Practice skills in multiple workshops.

Meet some of our great speakers who will inspire you!

Come for the weekend and take in the beauty of the majestic Niagara Falls.

Book your hotel accommodations!

Book your room at the beautiful Sheraton Fallsview Niagara Falls and take advantage of the discounted rates before and after the conference! Book your group rate for Advancing Women in Agriculture.

Call Iris Meck at 403-686-8407 or email iris@irismeck.com

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