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young BPW |
Young BPW is the information network for the next generation
of leaders who are BPW members aged 35 years and under. The purpose
of the network is to give this group of young women in BPW the
support and encouragement of like minded women. It enables personal
development, particularly in leadership, by giving them empowerment,
exposure and an international networking platform.
Rachael
Clarke has a degree in Architecture, graduating at the end of
2005 with Honours. She is currently working towards becoming a
Registered Architect. Rachael has been a member of Young BPW for
the last two years and has recently taken up the role of vice-president
for her local club. She is also an avid sportswomen who plays
competitive Netball and is training for her first full marathon.
YoungBPW has reached 50 members !!!!!
We are well on our way to reaching our goal of 100 YoungBPW Members
by Conference 2009!
Click here to download the latest
Young BPW Newsletter (PDF file 5.5Mb)
Young BPW Gisborne - Speed Dating
Read the invite for explanation of the concept.
Young BPW newsletter (PDF file 1.88mb)
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Judit Klein, a 7th form
student from Selwyn College in Auckland, speaking on
Empowering Young Women
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The Empowering Young
Women workshop
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Judit Klein and YoungBPW
Convenor
Rachael Clarke reporting back on
the actions developed in the
Empowering Young Women workshop
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YoungBPW Australia Convenor
Alicia Curtis launching the Keys to Achievement
Programme
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YoungBPW Laki Anthony and
her mother
Sujatha Anthony, both from BPW Auckland
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The 2008 NZ Federation
of BPW Executive
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NZ and Australia YoungBPW
Convenors
Rachael Clarke and Alicia Curtis at the
Gala Dinner
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YoungBPW Convenor Rachael
Clarke receiving
the YoungBPW to Congress Award from
National BPW President Faye Gardiner
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Gisborne BPW Christmas 'Amazing Race' - organised by the Young
BPWs
Clue
Sheet (PDF file 12kb)
Gisborne Young BPWs organised a Christmas Party as an "Amazing
Race", which took members all over the City searching for
answers to clues.
Members were put in teams of three or four and asked to dress
up. Everyone gathered at the normal meeting location and each
of the teams were given an instruction and clue sheet and sent
on their Merry Way! Judging by the photos afterwards, everyone
had a great time driving around. The competitive streak in some
members came to the fore!
The event finished off at a "Mystery Destination", the
Yacht club where all who participated had a lovely meal and entertainment.
Prizes were awarded to the team with the most correct answers.
Other prizes included a wooden spoon for the booby prize and a
best dressed prize. You can download the Clue sheets used - you
may not know the answers (no prizes for web site entries but we
will hopefully be able show you the photo answers to questions
14-17 soon) but it may give you inspiration to think of a similar
event for your own area. If you have Young BPWs who want to expend
some energy, this will give them something to think about. Happy
Hunting!
Note for all Clubs - If you have other exciting
events involving your members (YoungBPW or not!) you might like
to show case one of your successful events and share the occasion
with others. Send details to technology@bpwnz@org.nz
Photo montage:
1. The Winners! The Team scoring the highest number of points.
2. Another Team preparing to take on the "amazing Race".
The centre 2 ladies are YoungBPW guests who will hopefully join
the growing numbers of BPW Gisborne's YoungBPW members within
the next couple of months.
3. These ladies won the prize for the Best Dressed. Their Team
name was Beautiful Portrait of Women - the initials of which make
BPW!
4. The gathering before the big Race - lots of wonderful outfits!
If you are 35 years or under then email youngbpw@bpwnz.org.nz.
Young BPW Congress
Award form 2008 (PDF file 23kb)
New Young BPW Convenor (PDF
file 26kb)
Young BPW meeting
financial support (PDF file 21kb)
Rooma
Para speaking about Young BPW (link to You Tube video)
4th
International Young BPW meeting (link to You Tube video)
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