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2010 Woman Business & Resource Directory
Deadline: October 3rd
Publishes: Mid March 2010
*Receive an extra 10% off if you have materials in by Monday,
September
8th
Each year we put together a directory that is full of business resources that highlight many types of women as well as all types of businesses that cater to women. There are opportunities available for all types of businesses. You can list your business, write articles and even be a covergirl...and we connect you on the web! Have you ever wanted to be a covergirl? Then reserve your cover spot for the annual 2010 Business and Resource Directory - the directory publishes in March 2010 but the deadline is October 3. Covergirl space is limited.
Who should be in the directory?
Whether you are a small retail shop, represent a large professional firm, or provide specialized services for women.
What is the 9th Annual Wisconsin
Woman Business & Resource Directory?
Only resource designed especially for women by women. Listings are not only
in the publication, but also posted online
with links to your own personal websites!
Wide variety of information readily available to busy women and men new and old to the community. Contains both business and resource listings, as well as mini-articles, media contacts, an event calendar, and much more!
30,000 copies (2,500 direct mailed)
Where will it be distributed?
Inserted in the March issue. Available on all distributing racks throughout the year. Distributed at the Chamber Commerce and networking events, Real Estate Companies put it in their relocation packets.
Please review below forms to reserve your space in 2010 Directory
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April 2010 is Wisconsin Woman's last issue. Due to the economic times, the magazine is ceasing publication. We would like to thank all of our advertisers and readers for their support over the years.
Giene
Wicker
Keyes: For the love of dogs
By Sara Forster
If you’re a dog owner, it’s hard to curb the
desire to barrage Giene Wicker Keyes,
dog behavior expert and owner of The
Dog Den, with personal questions when you
talk with her. But, she loves it. “It is interesting
when you work with dogs and you go out
and meet new people,” says Keyes. “Whenever
they find out what I do, they always have
a story to tell.”
READ COVER PROFILE
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ADVERTISER
Event planning –
for business and pleasure
By Sara Forster
Who doesn’t love a party? Socializing
and celebrating with co-workers,
friends and family can be a
great joy — whether you are the guest of
honor or an attendee. But attending a special
function and planning one are two very different
scenarios. From the simple cocktail
party or business meeting to a wedding or a
national-scale event, local experts give advice
on how to begin.
DIY event planning
An enormous sense of satisfaction can be
had from seeing through an event from conception
to completion. When determining
whether or not to plan and execute your own
event, first carefully weigh your options.
Some details to consider are the scale of the
function, how much time and desire you have
to do the legwork, whether you have any help
and how much potential money you might
save doing it yourself. READ MORE
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ADVERTISER
Infertility:
A couple’s issue
By Tovah Bryan
First comes love, then comes marriage,
then comes …
For many would-be parents, the children’s
nursery rhyme ends here. And so might a couple’s
dreams for their future. The Centers of
Disease Control and Prevention say about 10
percent of women, or 6.1 million, in the
United States have difficulty getting or staying
pregnant. About a third of the time, a couple
is infertile due to the woman; another
third of the time the issue is with the man; and
the final third of the time, the problem is either
shared or the reason is unknown.
Most couples approach treatment for infertility
when the woman is between 30 and
40. At this age women start to realize that
their fertility is declining due to increasing
age, say Shelley Rosander and Jacek
Graczykowski at the Reproductive Health and
Fertility Center. The journey to try to produce
a baby is a rocky one. “Infertility is a stressful
time for men, women and couples,” they
say. “Many couples struggle with the fact
there is a problem and/or the fact they are the
infertile person. A marriage undergoes an
increased strain during this time and may
require outside counseling.”
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