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Contains 33 Results:
Business and Professional Women/USA---Membership cards, 1999-2008
Business and Professional Women/USA---Certificate of Achievement
Business and Professional Women/USA---Membership Recruitment and Retention
Business and Professional Women/USA---2002-2003 Reports, Issues, and Projects
Business and Professional Women/USA---2004-2005 Reports, Issues, and Projects
Business and Professional Women/USA---2006-2007 Reports, Issues, and Projects
Business and Professional Women/USA---Rules of Order and Installation of Officers
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“The Best and Worst State Economies for Women”, 2006
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“The White House Project”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Unmarried Women in 2006”
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Tennessee Women in Elective Office-Historical Summary”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“The Status of Women in Tennessee, 2004: Highlights”
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Why Women Should Vote”, 2006
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“A Study of Women and Political Participation”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Wages Tied to Gender Divide”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Lobbying 101”
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Tips for Successful Legislative meetings”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Tips for Connecting with Your Local Media”, 2007
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---Articles about communicating with elected officials
Tennessee Economic Council on Women---Research Materials---“Deb’s 15 Rules for the Road”
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