Sep 13, 2018
The Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC) and the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism are pleased to announce the fifth annual Wyoming County Women's Business Luncheon to be held Thursday, October 11, 2018 at the Hole in the Wall Restaurant, 7056 Standpipe Road in Perry.
The luncheon and speakers will begin at 12:00PM and concludes at 3:00 PM. Participants will enjoy a lunch prepared by the Hole in the Wall Restaurant, known for their high quality, creativity and attention to detail, and hear from guest speakers Jessie Barth and Tom Sylvester. The event is open to everyone and the cost is $35.00 for Chamber or Arts Council members and $50.00 for non-members.
"We are very pleased to co-host the fifth Women's Business Luncheon with the Arts Council, this year at the Hole in the Wall restaurant,” said Wyoming County Chamber President Scott Gardner. "Our continued goal is to bring women business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs, a unique opportunity to hear from dynamic presenters on issues relevant to the personal and professional lives of Wyoming County’s women business leaders."
Featured Speakers at the Women’s Luncheon include Jessie Barth speaking on “The Key to a GOOD life.” Jessie is from Perry, NY and enjoys exploring the connection between health, harmony, and vocabulary as an author, teacher, and musician. She loves to study the roots of words and recently taught a class at Silver Lake entitled How to Sentence Yourself to a Good Life based on her US trade-marked Single-Speak System of thinking. Barth taught a similar course entitled How to Build a Million Dollar Vocabulary in New York City at The Learning Annex.
Attendees will also hear from Tom Sylvester, originally from Wyoming County and currently from Rochester, NY. He will speak on the topic, “What is an entrepreneur?” Tom is a husband, father, serial entrepreneur and business strategist. After college, Tom set a goal to achieve financial freedom by 35. He started by building a real estate investment company, followed by opening a wine and liquor store. These days, Tom (along with his wife Ariana) spend the majority of their time helping entrepreneurs with families, start and scale their businesses to enable them to achieve financial freedom as well.
To receive more information or to register for the Summit, please email Kelly Ashcraft at kelly@wycochamber.org or call the Chamber office at (585) 786-0307. Seating is limited.
The Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC) and the Wyoming County Chamber & Tourism are both leaders in the field of services they provide in Wyoming County.
The Wyoming County Chamber & Tourism is the leading membership organization for local and regional growth, advocacy, and connection for Wyoming County’s business community. The Chamber & Tourism’s mission is to serve the members and community; promote and grow the area’s economic and tourism assets; and work collaboratively to create an environment that leads to the success and economic prosperity of Wyoming County. For more information or to become a member please call 585-786-0307 or visit the website here.
The Mission of the Arts Council for Wyoming County (ACWC) is to bring art to the people and people to the arts, which is being accomplished by their vision to enable unlimited opportunity for artists to create, and for the community to engage in, the arts. The ACWC provides funding to artists and non-profit organizations in Wyoming County, primarily through the Community Arts Grant program funded by the New York State Council on the Arts. The organization is home to two year-round galleries on Main St., Perry, NY, and supports 12 satellite galleries throughout Wyoming County as well as presenting the Annual Letchworth Arts & Crafts Show with over 300 artisans, and an audience of over 90,000. For more information about the ACWC or to become a member, please call 585-237-3517 or visit the website
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