Local Women's Non-Profits to Host Fourth Entrepreneurial Workshop; Next Session of the E101 Program to Address Legal Basics for Starting a Business


MEDIA ADVISORY. Oct. 20, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Association for Women in Technology:


 WHAT:   The Association for Women in Technology, Southern California 
         (AWT), in conjunction with the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs 
         of Orange County (FWE), and the Orange County Chapter of the 
         National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO-OC), 
         will host the fourth session of E101 on Thursday, October 23,
         2003.  Session Four is titled "Legal Basics You Should Know."
         The workshop will feature guest speakers Craig V. Butler, 
         Partner at The Lebrecht Group, APLC and Ned Evans, an 
         entrepreneur and attorney for Z-Point Strategies, Inc.  

         E101 is a series of monthly luncheon classes designed to 
         prepare promising entrepreneurs to launch and build new 
         companies in the high-growth technology and life sciences 
         sectors.  The program offers a structured educational process
         for completing a business plan and obtaining venture capital 
         through two-hour workshops that provide an overview of issues
         relevant to building a solid and successful business.  

         Luncheon classes are held once a month through April of 2004
         at the UCI University Club in Irvine.  Attendance costs $30
         for members of AWT, FWE and NAWBO.  Guests pay $40.00 and 
         students pay $20.  The attendance fee includes lunch and 
         materials.  Free parking is available.  Details for this 
         session are posted at 
         http://www.awtsocal.org/E101-071003.shtml.  Register online 
         at www.fwe.org/socal.  For additional information, contact 
         Jnana Anderson at (949) 439-1943 or jnana@fwe.org. 

 WHO:    About the Association for Women in Technology 
         As a dynamic forum for networking and learning opportunities,
         AWT bridges the gap between industry, education and community
         institutions and continues to strengthen the fabric of our 
         Southern California technology region.  AWT holds meetings 
         and events every month, attracting women in every area of 
         technology, from those just entering the field to senior 
         level management and technology innovators.  To learn more 
         about AWT, please call (949) 496-1200 and visit our website
         at www.awtsocal.org. 

         About the Forum for Women Entrepreneurs
         The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs (FWE) is the premier 
         entrepreneurial organization for women and men who build and
         lead high-growth technology and life science companies. 
         FWE's mission is to accelerate women's opportunities to 
         start, build, manage and invest in market-leading companies. 
         FWE was founded in 1993 and is a national non profit 
         organization focused on technology and life science 
         industries.  To learn more about the Orange County chapter of
         FWE, please call (949) 439-1943 or visit the group's Web site
         at www.fwe.org/socal.

         About the National Association of Women Business Owners, 
         Orange County 
         With more than 165 active members, NAWBO-OC positions women 
         business owners for profits, power and the passionate pursuit
         of excellence.  The organization provides encouragement and 
         support, networking opportunities, educational programs, and 
         professional development. There are nearly 90 NAWBO chapters 
         in the U.S., and the organization is represented in 35 
         countries worldwide. For information, call (714) 832-5333, or
         visit the Web site at www.nawbo-oc.org.

 WHEN:   Thursday, October 23, 2003
         11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

 WHERE:  UCI University Club
         University of California, Irvine
         801 University Club
         Irvine, Calif. 92697


            

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