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Realizing a Vision Conference

Realizing a Vision Conference

 

April 17, 2013

REALIZING A VISION APRIL 27 VISIONING DISCUSSION LEADERS

Realizing a Vision of Owning a Business: Dream It and Do It, imagine yourself leading your own business while being a leader in the community or in the world.

The Realizing a Vision’s opening and closing group discussions will be on Visioning Your Path as an Entrepreneur. In fact some of you may find yourself having a vision for more than one business after you get the first launched and moving forward.  It takes a vision to be a business owner. It takes a vision to be a leader.

Our opening Visioning Your Path as an Entrepreneur discussion leaders are Shelly Ehler, founder of ShowNo and Sandy Abrams, author of Your Idea Inc.and CEO of Moisture Jamzz, Inc.  Shelly and Sandy are highlighted on March 24th when we introduced you to our opening visioning session.  Read about them on this Page and also the Post.  The update on Sandy as she expands on her business visions is blogging on a regular basis for Huffington Post and Modern Mom.  Sandy is also being hailed by the entertainment media as a fantastic social community blogger.  She has attended the MTV Awards and Academy Awards for example.  Now that’s a great way to expand on your vision and see it come to pass.

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Learn more about  the techniques Sandy and Shelly use for their businesses with creating a vision and why they believe in it so strongly.  How do you do this?  Attend the Realizing a Vision Conference on April 27th at UCLA. Moisture Jamzz

Now our closing group discussion brings together Julie Thorne Engels, founder of Visionbetty and Kalika Nacion Yap, founder and CEO of Citrus Studios, Luxe Link and The Waxing Company. Our moderator will be Ella Agilpay Delio,Vice President and Managing Director of Savoir Media™.

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Kalika began to do vision boards when she was in middle school.  She continues to do them with all the major events in her life including three businesses.  Julie was first introduced to vision boards upon graduating from college.  While she attended Columbia College it did not give her the direction for a career.  It was then she attended a local “Dare to Dream” workshop.  The images on her vision board told a story of forging her own path vs. following the one outlined by her family full of lawyers, doctors and MBAs.

Walt Disney is known to have said “Build the Castle First” and that is what visioning is all about. Ever since college, Ella has been passionate about helping small and medium-sized enterprises, especially those led by women and which positively impact women. During and after college, she provided pro-bono business advisory services to businesses ran by women or businesses that employed low-income women.  Ella has been helping women realize their visions for many years. That is very much like Julie Thorne Engels has with her business Bettyvision. When you have an idea swirling around in your head long enough it may take a guide like Julie to help make your vision come alive visually.  Kalika’s practice of creating vision boards has helped her create three businesses, very different from each other, yet all from one person’s vision.

Look forward to seeing many of you on April 27th at Realizing a Vision in Los Angeles California at UCLA, Ackerman Union.

If you have questions please send them by email to realizingavision@gmail.com.  Include in the subject line: Conference questions.

Cheers,

Sylvia

Twitter: @GirlsCEOConnect
Realizing a Vision Group www.facebook.com/groups/RealizingaVision/
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/wisdomsylvia
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April 15, 2013

Realizing a Vision Conference is Right Around the Corner

To see the agenda of the day that includes the speakers in each section click on the link RAV 2013 Times Grid.  The Realizing a Vision Manual to Start Your Entrepreneurial Journey will include all the topics covered during the conference. Since the sessions run concurrently the manual will give everyone a chance to learn some of the tips covered in each.  Every woman participating is successful in their own right and within their industries.  Some of the entrepreneurs like Rieva Lesonsky, Marty Stevens-Heebner, Hayley Hoverter and Kalika Nacion Yap are award winning for their businesses.

Hayley Hoverter’s business plan for Sweet (dis)Solve  brought her a $10,000 award from the MasterCard as the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship’s 2011 National Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. We are pleased to have Hayley as part of the Mentoring Matter discussion with marketing expert Jodie Palumbo.

 

Kalika Nacion Yap

Kalika Nacion Yap’s awards include the 2010 NAWBO LA “Rising Star” Award (National Association of Women Business Owners); 2011 Farmers® Insurance Extraordinary Entrepreneur Trailblazer Award with Citrus Studios voted as 2011“Tech Firm of the Year” by the Asian Business Association.  For Kalika’s community leadership work she was honored with the 2013 Anti-Defamation League’s Deborah Award.

 

 

 

 

March 24, 2013

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On April 27th Alpha Kappa Psi UCLA chapter will host the 2013 Realizing a Vision conference at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).  Join us in the Ackerman Union, 2nd floor at 8:30 am  and enjoy and entire day of meeting and connecting with accomplished women and high school girls. By 3:00 pm, then end of Realizing a Vision you will have a new new role  models, potential mentors and a group of like-minded friends.

There is so much happening during the day. We selected some of the traits and characteristics women entrepreneurs need to be successful.

  • Learn how visioning will help you reach your goals.  Imagine it and then learn how it will work for you.

You do need to imagine it, you can experience it at the Girl’s CEO Connection Realizing a Vision conference on April 27th. This session is immediately  after the opening session and is a perfect session for everyone to attend.

Have you ever wanted to meet an entrepreneur who had appeared on Shark Tank?  How about one who walked away being funded?  Shelly Ehler, founder of ShowNo from Ladera Ranch,  Orange County California did just that.  We are excited to have Shelly and  Sandy Abrams lead our “Visioning” discussion session. Listen to Shelly’s “AHA” Moment shared on Oprah’s Lifeclass in 2012.

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Using visioning boards and writing goals are techniques Shelly will share during the 10:35 Visioning session that begins at 10:35 am. In fact all the attendees will be joining Shelly and Sandy in the session.

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Sandy Abrams continually amazes me with her energy and balanced lifestyle for family and business. As well as with all the great opportunities she encounters. Author of Your Idea Inc. Sandy writes about her visioning each time she takes new steps with her business. Imagine meeting Oprah and being connected to Ricki Lake.  Sandy’s visioning  includes keeping lists and adding pictures in her notebook.  Different than Shelly yet other ways to accomplish the same results. I am really  looking forward to their session to remind myself of how gratifying visioning can be.

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Ana Rivas, a former member of the Girl’s CEO Connection™ Young Women Leadership Advisory team used visioning to keep her goal and vision of creating a fashion magazine in front of her. Ana became co-founder of The Style Shenanigans while in high school. She is now a freshman at Pasadena City College in Pasadena California  Ana attended the first two  Realizing a Vision conferences while in high school.

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Are you ready to register for the Realizing a Vision conference?  This is the place to do it.

Look forward to seeing many of you on April 27th at Realizing a Vision in Los Angeles California at UCLA, Ackerman Union.

If you have questions please send them by email to realizingavision@gmail.com.  Include in the subject line: Conference questions.

Sylvia

Twitter: @GirlsCEOConnect
Realizing a Vision Group www.facebook.com/groups/RealizingaVision/
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/wisdomsylvia
Girl’s CEO Connection Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/girlsceoconnection

March 22, 2013

Realizing a Vision Conference

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The Realizing a Vision conference is designed specifically for young women between the ages of 14 and 21.  After all, recently young women at the ages of 15 to 17 have begun businesses and sold them for considerable return Or continued with them through college.

On April 27th Alpha Kappa Psi UCLA chapter will host the 2013 Realizing a Vision conference at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).  One exciting part of this conference is that it will be held  in the Ackerman Union Grand Ballroom.  Such a great place and event to spend a Saturday with a diverse group of 200 young women interested in becoming entrepreneurs and future women leaders.

Meet our opening session guest entrepreneurs:

Rieva Lesonsky, CEO & Founder, GrowBiz Media 

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Jennifer Kushell, Founder & CEO, Young & Successful Media LLC

 

Marty Stevens Heebner,President & Creator, Rebagz® Handbags

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Rieva, Jennifer and Marty’s breakfast discussion ” Creativity and Innovation as an Entrepreneur and Leader” will bring a fresh perspective on innovation and creativity as an entrepreneur.  Rieva, Jennifer and Marty are more than accomplished entrepreneurs,  they are role models for young women to follow.

Are you ready to register for the Realizing a Vision conference?  This is the place to do it.

You will be learning about all the fantastic women joining us for Realizing a Vision in the upcoming posts.  If you have questions about the conference please send them by email to realizingavision@gmail.com.  The subject line: Conference questions

Look forward to seeing many of you on April 27th at Realizing a Vision in Los Angeles California at UCLA, Ackerman Union.

Sylvia

Twitter: @GirlsCEOConnect
Realizing a Vision Group www.facebook.com/groups/RealizingaVision/
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/wisdomsylvia
Girl’s CEO Connection Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/girlsceoconnection
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