Female entrepreneurs invited to attend "Tips to Win Global Business" Workshop

PHOENIX - Oct. 29, 2018 - PRLog -- Female entrepreneurs are invited to learn tips about winning global business at a Nov. 1 Rise Up! Workshop presented by the Phoenix Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO). The workshop is part of NAWBO's Rise Up! Program to promote diversity and inclusion.

The Nov. 1 workshop (9:30 to 11:30 a.m.) will deal with real issues that business women face pertaining to accessing big opportunities.  "The three panel members for the workshop have proven it is possible for all women to secure high paying, international business opportunities," explains Phaedra Earhart, NAWBO Rise Up! Program Chair. "They will be sharing the secrets, tips, and tools that female entrepreneurs need to secure international contracts. The mission of this session is to explore options for female entrepreneurs to apply for, bid on and gain business on a global scale."

Tish Times and Laurie Battaglia, Rise Up! Facilitators, listed a few of the topics to be discussed:

·         Getting the big projects and getting paid well to do them;

·         Stepping out of your comfort zone;

·         Looking successful versus being successful; and

·         Fitting your business into your life instead of fitting your life into your business.

The free Nov. 1 NAWBO Rise Up! Workshop will be held at the Maricopa Small Business Development Center, 108 N. 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034. Reserve or get additional information online at https://www.nawbo.org/phoenix/events/rise-tips-win-global-business .

Special Opportunity after Rise Up! Workshop

Workshop attendees have been invited by ASU and Sultan Qaboos Cultural Center to attend a talk on promoting economic development via entrepreneurship and innovation. Group members will caravan over just after the Rise Up! Workshop ends and arrive right on time for lunch. Click here to register (https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ehome/index.php?eventid=360...).

The Rise Up! Workshop panel includes:

April Tinhorn

Raised on the beautiful Hualapai Indian reservation, April Tinhorn (Hualapai/Navajo/Chinese) always had a thirst for knowledge and earned a B.S. from Arizona State University and an M.S. from Johns Hopkins University in computer science.  Tinhorn's 22-year professional adventure began as a web programmer at the National Security Agency, an IBM software engineer, an Indian Health Service webmaster, and later an executive for the Native Learning Center (NLC). In 2010, April created TINHORN CONSULTING, LLC.

Lisa Guice

Lisa Guice is America's number one Self Relationship Expert™, International Speaker and Greatness Strategist who partners with CEOs, entrepreneurs and those looking for personal and professional next-level breakthroughs. After uncovering the true power that self-belief has on an individual's successful outcome, Guice embarked on a journey to live out her true passion of uplifting others and teaching them how to solidify a positive relationship with the most valuable person there is, YOU.

Sharise Erby-Castle

For over 25 years, Sharise L. Erby-Castle has been coaching, leading, teaching, ministering, and speaking into the lives of women and a "few good men" in her community, her church, at conferences, on her job, in a parking lot, or wherever she feels the tugging of her spirit. Her mission is to speak next level success into the lives of those within her sphere of influence. Erby-Castle has a unique way of getting your attention and speaking to your heart!  She is the visionary founder of Go Tell It Communications & Publishing, LLC., the Phenomenal Woman Empowerment Network Inc., which hosts the Annual Phenomenal Woman Empowerment Experience.

About NAWBO

NAWBO is an organization that works to: strengthen the wealth-creating capacity of its members and promote economic development; create innovative and effective changes in the business culture; build strategic alliances, coalitions, and affiliations; and transform public policy and influence opinion makers. For more information about the Phoenix Metro Chapter, established in 1985, visit www.nawbophx.org.