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The
Mountain Arts Community
Center proudly presents The
Uptown Big Band, featuring
Mr. Michael Smith, with
Special Guest Artist
Tekelia Kelly, Recording
Artist, Performing Artist,
Singer/Songwriter.
“Tekelia covers the great
American songbook - the way
it was meant to be… a truly
great entertainer.”
The event will take place
Saturday, October 5th at
7:00 pm. Tickets are $10.00,
and may be purchased at the
door, or call the MACC for
reservations at (423)
886-1959
Come join us for another
great evening of the finest
big band music in town!
The dance floor is open!
MOUNTAIN ARTS COMMUNITY
CENTER
809 Kentucky Avenue, Signal
Mountain, TN
(423) 886-1959
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Scenic City Women's Network has chosen
Marcia Kling to receive its first Lydia
Impact Award that honors extraordinary
Christian working women, to be presented
along with the founder of The Christian
Working Woman and keynote speaker Mary
Whelchel, founder of Precept Ministries
International and special SCWN friend in
ministry Kay Arthur and founder of
Sisters In Business.Net Tekelia
Kelly, who will also bring the praise
music at SCWN's 9th Annual Praise
Breakfast, 7 to 9 AM on June 27, 2013,
at the Chattanooga Convention Center.
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Women build network to tackle business, social issues
Monday, November 19, 2007
By Mary Fortune
Staff Writer
Sitting with her mother and sister around a kitchen table
last year, Tekelia Kelly had a revelation: the three women
were trying to succeed professionally and trying to do it
alone.
"It hit me how we were making our efforts independently,
like operating on a island," Mrs. Kelly said.
She went home and built a Web site to help women connect
and support each other. Dubbing her fledgling idea "Sisters
in Business," Mrs. Kelly saw it grow to include more than
100 businesses and a roster of almost 30 corporate sponsors
who have been members since the site's February 2006 debut.
"My Web developer told me, 'You are growing like a
snowball rolling down a hill,' " Mrs. Kelly said. "It has
just really taken off."
As women gained more power in the world of work, they
learned to use advocacy and support networks to help
themselves and their peers succeed. In recent years, they
have helped launch efforts that aim to accomplish everything
from sending underprivileged women to college to promoting
each other's businesses and mentoring younger women.
"Unique Approach"
Having a forum where everyone understands the challenges of
being female in the work force makes for a special
environment, said Julie Bestry, a member of the Chattanooga
chapter of the National Association of Women Business
Owners, which came together in 1990.
"Women have a unique approach to business," said Ms.
Bestry, the owner of Best Results Organizing.
"Men are not eager to talk about their failings or their
challenges, but women I find are comfortable with opening up
and saying, 'These are the skills and talents I have; these
other areas are my areas of weakness; can I seek your
experience, your guidance,' " she said. "That's an amazing
thing."
The Chattanooga chapter of Executive Women International
formed 20 years ago with a mission of advancing women's
education, said chapter President Tanya English, a paralegal
at the Miller & Martin firm. The chapter has 64 member
firms, she said, and it grew about 40 percent in its last
fiscal year.
"There are so many more professional women out there
today, and a lot of single professional women," Ms. English
said.
But in a male-dominated business world, women typically
haven't been invited onto the golf course or to the ball
game where many professional relationships are built, said
Kristi Haulsee, vice president for member-investor services
at the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce. These groups
give women a way to build their own networks and feed their
professional goals, she said.
"We are each other's best advocates," she said.
Last year, the Chamber created three local awards to
honor women in business and leadership. The Nautilus Awards
were an outgrowth of the national Athena Award, which has
been given in Chattanooga since 1997, Ms. Haulsee said.
The Nautilus Awards recognize three people: one who has
worked in grass-roots efforts to improve the lives of women,
a female entrepreneur and a high school junior or senior
with strong science and math aptitude. Next year, the
Nautilus Awards will include a fourth recipient -- a woman
who is over 25 who will receive money for college.
Lifting each other up
The growth of recognition and support for women in work and
education is a natural result of generations of women
pushing their way into the workplace, Ms. Haulsee said.
In 1960, about 43 percent of women ages 25 to 54 were in
the work force, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
By 2005, more than 75 percent of women in that age range
were part of the labor force.
"Women before us did a whole lot," Ms. Haulsee said.
"These groups are really trying to help women understand
that we need to help each other and lift each other up."
Mrs. Kelly said she could have used such an organization
when she was an engineering student, entering a "man's
world" and struggling to find her way.
"I felt very vulnerable, especially when I started having
children," said Mrs. Kelly, the mother of three children who
range in age from 21 to 12. "What has happened is that I've
come through the ages, and I see this new paradigm of women
saying, 'My family is important; my career is important; I
better look out for myself.' "
Carol Berz, the head of Private Dispute Resolution in
Chattanooga and the chairwoman of the Tennessee Economic
Council on Women, said there is still much to be done to
make women successful in Tennessee, which ranks 49th
nationally in women's political participation.
"It's important for women to network and get to know each
other so that they can help each other gain financial and
personal success," she said.
Encouraging women to seek leadership roles is one of the
missions of the Women's Leadership Institute, said Marj
Flemming, managing director.
The local organization began 11 years ago as informal
meetings of seven friends who got together every couple of
weeks to talk about "the state of things for women in
Tennessee, for women in Chattanooga, how much progress women
had made and how much we needed to make," she said.
"Finally we decided, 'We can sit and talk about this
forever, but we'd better do something about it,' " she said.
The group's annual leadership address has grown by 150
people a year, and this year's event featuring Gloria
Steinem in January already has 510 people booked, Ms.
Flemming said.
"We offer programs that hopefully introduce people to new
ideas about their own development," she said.
E-mail Mary Fortune at
mfortune@timesfreepress.com
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Guest Panelist Tekelia Kelly,
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October 23, 2007 The 2007-2008 Leadership Luncheon Series: Finding
Your Path to Success The Topic: “The Professional Path”
Panelists: |
Christy Sell,
General Sessions Court Judge
Astrid Lucas,
Founder/Director, Chattanooga Spanish
Academy
Tekelia Kelly, Founder,
Sisters in Business.Net |
Moderated by: |
Corinne Allen,
Executive Director, The
Benwood Foundation |
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Tuesday,
October 23, 2007 |
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11:30 am |
Place: |
Chattanooga
Choo Choo - Roosevelt Room |
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$20.00 per
person or $200.00 per table |
Reservations Required by:
Thursday, October 18, 2007 |
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Cancellations after Monday, October 22 and no-shows day
of the event will be charged. |
For more information call 266-0382
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Girls Inc Awards Women Leaders!
 
Sisters In Business Founder/CEO Tekelia C. Kelly (front row 4th from left in
yellow suit ) was one of 14 women honored by Girls Incorporated board, staff,
and girls as leaders for having made significant contributions to the
advancement of women in the Chattanooga community at Girls Inc annual UnBought
and UnBossed awards program. The event was held March 20 during in celebration
of Women’s History Month at the Chattanooga Choo Choo Imperial Ballroom .
UnBought and UnBossed is a tribute to the spirit and determination of Shirley
Chisholm, the first African American woman to run for president of the United
States. Ms. Chisholm declared herself to be a representative of all people and
made a commitment to serve as a leader who would remain “unbought and unbossed.”
 Girls
Inc. girls, staff, and board members named 14 women who have
changed Chattanooga. Sisters In Business Founder and Owner Tekelia
Cassaundra (Crutcher) Kelly will be one given the distinctive honor
of the 2007
"Unbought and Unbossed" Award
presented by Girls Inc of Chattanooga.
Sisters In Business Network
client Sharon Kelly, owner and operator of Rose of Sharon Senior Villa
will also be honored.
Girls Incorporated of Chattanooga
honors women in Chattanooga who have made significant contributions to
the advancement of women in the community at their annual UnBought and
UnBossed awards program. The event is held during March in celebration
of Women’s History Month.
UnBought and UnBossed is a tribute
to the spirit and determination of Shirley Chisholm, the first African
American woman to run for president of the United States. Ms. Chisholm
declared herself to be a representative of all people and made a
commitment to serve as a leader who would remain “unbought and unbossed.
“Chattanooga
is rich in history, but women’s history usually takes a back seat,” says
Maxine Bailey, president & CEO of Girls Incorporated of Chattanooga.
“Honoring Chattanooga’s influential women at UnBought and UnBossed is
our way of celebrating the powerful impact they have had in our
community.”
The UnBought and UnBossed
honorees are selected by teen girls who participate in Girls
Incorporated’s women’s history project. The girls identify women in our
community whom they consider role models. This year’s honorees include:
Vicky Gregg, president & CEO of BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee; Anna
Van Cura, founding director of Ballet Tennessee; Selma Cash Paty,
attorney at Paty, Rymer & Ulin; Sharon Kelly, owner and operator of Rose
of Sharon Senior Villa (and client of Sisters In Business); Rebecca
Smith, director of scholarships for the Community Foundation of Greater
Chattanooga; Sonia Sasse, community activist; Dr. Minnie Vance,
physician; Heidi Hefferlin, founding principal and president of
Hefferlin Kronenberg Architects; Sheila Jennings, community activist;
Judge Rebecca Stern, Hamilton County Criminal Court; Tekelia Kelly,
founder and owner of Sisters In Business; Sherrie Gilchrist, president
and CEO of Chattanooga African American Chamber of Commerce; the
Chattanooga firefighting team of Captain Benita Owens and firefighters
Melissa Miller and Kelly Liles; and the Chattanooga Locomotion,
Chattanooga’s professional women’s football team.
“It’s not only a celebration
of history but a celebration of achievement,” says Ruth Brinkley,
president and CEO of Memorial Health Care System, a recipient of last
year's UnBought and UnBossed award and honorary chair for 2007. “These
women not only attained personal goals and aspirations, but paved the
way for young girls to understand the many rewarding opportunities open
to women in the world today.”
At the UnBought and UnBossed
Award breakfast ceremony, the girls will illustrate the link between
past, present and future generations of female leadership by honoring
their role models with awards and recognition. This year’s event will be
held Tuesday, March 20 at the Chattanooga Choo Choo Imperial Ballroom
from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. Tickets are $250 for a table of eight, $32 for
a mother/daughter package, $24 for adults and $14 for students. For more
information please contact Girls Incorporated at (423) 624-4757 or visit
www.girlsincofchatt.org.
More about Girls
Incorporated of Chattanooga:
Girls Incorporated of
Chattanooga inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold by providing
a healthy and positive environment where girls can enjoy being girls; by
providing enriching programs that nurture their capacity for personal
achievement, confident adulthood and economic independence; and by
advocating for an equitable society.
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Shown in picture at Sisters In
Business.Net's 1st Anniversary celebration held at the Chattanooga Development
Resource Center in Downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee on February 15, 2007 are
from left to right: Kristi Haulsee-Chattanooga Chamber, Don Wheeler-Talk Listen
Communicate, Carolyn Miller-Warm Spirit, Sadie Smith-Skin Balm, Inc., Teri
Jeter-McAvoy-Henderson Hutcherson & McCullough, Joyce Holt-The Health Nut,
Maelene B. Crutcher, Mack Kelly, Tekelia C. Kelly- Sisters In Business
Founder/CEO, Rosalyn Hickman-Covenant Keypers, Treasa Newton-Woman's Way
Journal, Ferlencia Tuggle, Ferlencia's Floral Design, Councilman Manuel Rico,
Ashley Doherty, Stephanie Sinkfield-State Farm Insurance Owner/Agent, and
Dorothea Johnson-Inner Glow Skin Care Services. (Not shown Walter Johnson and
Lew Goss-Aquarium Foods, Ginger Weeks, Aladdin Printing & Copying, and Catherine
Price of CSFP Studio)
Sisters in
Business Empowers African-American &
Women History with Enterprise
Success: 1st Year Anniversary
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Sisters in Business Celebrates Anniversary, Website
February 15, 2007 (As seen at Chattanooga Chamber website
http://www.chattanoogachamber.com/memberservices/ribbon_cuttings_february07.asp.)

Sisters in Business is celebrated its first anniversary and
the creation of its new website at
www.sistersinbusiness.net. The celebration took place February 15 at the
Development Resource Center (DRC) at 1250 Market Street.
The celebration began at 11:30 a.m. with "Meet & Greet" networking and a
mini-trade show. The Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce conducted a
ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Walter Johnson and Lew Goss, owners of
Aquarium Foods, are providing hors d’oeuvres for the festivities.
"Sisters In Business promotes women-owned, minority, and small businesses,
and helps them succeed by offering affordable and easy online and live business
solutions that help strengthen market position and provide a competitive edge,"
according to founder and president Tekelia Kelly.
"The official website name change from sisters-in-business.com to
sistersinbusiness.net has resulted in greater internet marketing results and
yielded high listings in most search engines," Kelly says. "This means greater
visibility and searchability for network businesses."
Now having developed alliances with other women networking groups in the USA
and the United Kingdom, the company is well on its way to bringing into fruition
its vision of connecting women in business and their communities worldwide,
according to Kelly.
"Chattanooga is a top-rated city known for its wonderful attractions and
quality of life," she says. "Customer-wise, we want to be a virtual gateway to
beautiful Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the USA. Business-wise we want to be a
‘connecting flight’ between the USA and other ‘women in business’ communities
world-wide."
For more in information about the February 15 event or to advertise at the
event, please call Kelly at 423.421.5646 or email
sisters@sistersinbusiness.net.

The Business to Business Virtual Coupon |
Welcome to the Chattanooga Area Chamber of
Commerce Click 'N Save Virtual Coupon Store, where you can offer special
discounts to your fellow chamber members. Our members represent a wide range of
industries and offer top-notch products and services that can help your
company's operations - and save you money. Stop by frequently to take advantage
of all that our members have to offer.
Sisters in Business
10% off any advertising service or membership/ad package at
www.sistersinbusiness.net.
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Sisters in Business
is celebrating its first
anniversary and the
creation of its new
website at
www.sistersinbusiness.net.
The celebration will
take place February 15
at the Development
Resource Center (DRC) at
1250 Market Street.
Everyone is invited to
join in the celebration
and participate in this
networking event.
The celebration will
begin at 11:30 a.m. with
“Meet & Greet”
networking and a
mini-trade show. The
Chattanooga Area Chamber
of Commerce will conduct
a ribbon-cutting
ceremony at 1:30 p.m.
Walter Johnson and Lew
Goss, owners of Aquarium
Foods, are providing
hors d’oeuvres for the
festivities.“Sisters
In Business promotes
women-owned, minority,
and small businesses,
and helps them succeed
by offering affordable
and easy online and live
business solutions that
help strengthen market
position and provide a
competitive edge,”
according to founder and
president Tekelia Kelly.
“The official website
name change from
sisters-in-business.com
to sistersinbusiness.net
has resulted in greater
internet marketing
results and yielded high
listings in most search
engines,” Kelly says.
“This means greater
visibility and
searchability for
network businesses.” Now
having developed
alliances with other
women networking groups
in the USA and the
United Kingdom, the
company is well on its
way to bringing into
fruition its vision of
connecting women in
business and their
communities locally and
worldwide, according to
Kelly.
“Chattanooga is a
top-rated city known for
its wonderful
attractions and quality
of life,” she says.
“Customer-wise, we want
to be a virtual gateway
to beautiful
Chattanooga, Tennessee,
and the USA.
Business-wise we want to
be a ‘connecting flight’
within the USA, and
between other ‘women in
business’ communities
world-wide.”
For more in information
about the February 15
event or to advertise at
the event, please call
Kelly at 423.421.5646 or
email
sisters@sistersinbusiness.net.
Sisters In Business is a
"sisterly" networking
firm that connects both
established and emerging
women in business and
their communities,
world-wide. The Sisters
In Business eNewsletter
is distributed to
thousands of readers
locally, nationally, and
globally. Thank you for
your interest in this
publication |
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Shown in above picture above at
the 3rd Annual Mayors' Business & Industry Appreciation Breakfast on Tuesday,
May 23, 2006 at the Chattanoogan Ball Room are from left to right Beverly A.
Scott, Senior Grants Specialist Chattanooga-Hamilton County Bicentennial
Library, Tekelia Kelly,Founder and Owner of Sisters In Business (in rear),
Summer Edge, and colleague both with United Way.
BLUSH
MAGAZINE: Tekelia Kelly's ‘Her Mark’ Article,
February 2008, Chattanooga, TN
Tekelia
Kelly
by Nancy
Henderson
"Exuberant" might be too mild a word to describe
Tekelia Kelly. The minute you ask her about Sisters
in Business, the company she founded two years ago
to promote businesswomen in the marketplace, she
starts talking faster. "My passion and my vision
give me energy;' says the petite, outgoing
entrepreneur with the startlingly firm handshake. "I
want the community to be connected. I want
everybody to win.”
A self-proclaimed "geek;' Tekelia majored in
industrial engineering at the University of Memphis
and, for 15 years, worked as a service engineer,
project manager and information technology
consultant. In 1995, she started her own computer
training business, FYI (For Your Information),
setting up programs for companies and schools. By
1998, she and her husband were ready to come back to
Chattanooga, their hometown.
One day in early 2006, she and her sister were
talking about how difficult it is for women to start
and maintain their own businesses. "Well, the first
thing that needs to happen;' she blurted out, "is
that everybody needs to be connected." Inspired by
the conversation, Tekelia went home, created the
Sisters in Business (SIB) website and set out to
offer advertising, training and networking events
ranging from mixers to workshops to trade shows.
The company, she points out, is "a for-profit
business with non-profit outreach appeal." Members
hail from all socioeconomic, cultural and
professional backgrounds. Some own home-based.
businesses, mom-and-pop stores and franchises;
others are doctors, lawyers and high-level
executives. "It is so beautiful to see;' says
Tekelia. "You get all these different wonderful
women, but they all have a heart of sisterhood."
A performer at heart, she's too busy to pursue
theater work right now, but she makes time to sing
on her church's praise team. And SIB gives her the
creative elbowroom she's always craved. "When I was
in the corporate world, I would always have to water
myself down;' she says.” Now I can be all the things
I'm shaped to be."
She is especially fired” up about AYES (Alternative
Youth Economic Solutions-the acronym is pronounced
a-yes), a training and internship program for teens
and young adults, which is now being offered at
Chattanooga State. It's a 3-Certificate job
readiness for ages 15 and up. "There are certain
parts of our culture that got lost in terms of
mentoring and interpersonal skills.” Tekelia says,
excitement rising in her voice. “The baton handoff
got lost somewhere between adults and youth. It is
my passion--can you tell I’m passionate?—to help
bridge that.”
Click here for AYES Home Page!
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YOUTH IN BUSINESS
TRAINING PROGRAM GIVEN A YES AT
CHATTANOOGA STATE --IMMEDIATE
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AYES Youth
In Business Training Program by
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YOUTH IN BUSINESS PROGRAM GETS
'A YES' AT CHATTANOOGA STATE
Empowering Socio-Economic
Development of Youth through
Education, Employment &
Entrepreneurship
Chattanooga, Tennessee -
January 31, 2008
Chattanooga State Technical
Community College will host
Sisters In Business.Net's AYES
Youth In Business Training
Program as part of its Spring
and Summer 2008 Continuing
Education and Workforce
Development class schedule. (See
catalog below) AYES (Alternative
Youth Economic Solutions) is
designed for youth/young adults
15 and older as a way of
supplementing their life and
career paths with alternative
income options.
Workshop-like classes will
provide upbeat, hands-on, and
interactive learning, that is
results-oriented and offers
three diverse certificates:
Computer Operations, Office
Skills, and Interpersonal Skills
Development. Students will
create business projects, a
professional portfolio, and
leverage networking resources to
help assure job readiness and a
competitive edge in the
marketplace. Scholarship funding
is also available.
The purpose of AYES is to
empower youth as employees and
entrepreneurs through education,
enrichment, enterprise,
employment and economic
development. The program also
serves to help generate paying
positions for students in the
form of high-school and college
internships, part-time and
full-time positions, and
entrepreneur business
opportunities.
The program, designed and
developed by Tekelia Kelly,
founder and owner of Sisters In
Business.Net and Chattanooga
State adjunct Computer
Technology instructor, will
interface with area businesses
seeking to connect with today's
young workforce, and offer
employment, networking and/or
business partnering
opportunities.
Businesses will be given the
opportunity to serve as subject
matter experts on class business
projects and applications as
they relate to their businesses,
and have a platform to demo
products and services, share
company information, and present
job opportunities.
The two-tiered program has a
curriculum that can be delivered
as tracks themed: "Mind Your
Business", which focuses on
developing one's business skills
for personal life and career;
and "Mind Your Own Business",
which focuses on developing
one's entrepreneur business
skills.
Computer technology and business
skills training, blended with
career development, mentoring,
and business community
interaction, make for viable
alternatives that can empower
the socio-economic development
and income opportunities of
youth. That's 'A Yes'!
Contact Info
For more information about
the AYES Youth In Business
program at Chattanooga State
Technical Community College,
please visit
www.sistersinbusiness.net,
or
click
here. To register
and for information about
scholarships, contact
Chattanooga State at
423-697-3100.
If you are a business or
professional who would like
to participate in the
program as a class
presenter, sponsor,
employer, mentor, and/or
other type of supporter
please contact Tekelia Kelly
at
sistersinbusiness@comcast.net.
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Tekelia C. Kelly, SIB-AYES CEO
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"AYES
Youth In Business" Training Program by Sisters In
Business.Net
"AYES
Youth In Business" Training Curriculum is designed and
taught by Tekelia C. Kelly, SIB Founder/Owner and Adjunct
Faculty Member
at Chattanooga State Technical Community College
Now youth can more "skillfully" attain jobs that offer
sustainable income while navigating their career and life
paths, with AYES Youth In Business Job Training Program, by
Sisters In Business.Net. Implemented now at Chattanooga
State Technical Community College, AYES (Alternative Youth
Economic Solutions)offers 3 "power-start work" certificates
in Computer Operations, Interpersonal Skills, and Office
skills, empowering youth to be more job-ready and market
competitive as either employees or entrepreneurs.
REGISTER NOW! Call
423-697-3100.
For
more information
click here or call
423.421.5646. Visit us online at
www.sistersinbusiness.net.
Youth
In Business! That's "A YES"!
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Tekelia Kelly (left), Sisters In Business Owner/CEO and 2007
Unbought and Unbossed Award Honoree, with Presenter Jamecia
Love, Member of Girls Inc & Boyd Buchanan Student |
 
2008
UNBOUGHT AND UNBOSSED AWARDS
Girls
Celebrating Women’s Achievements in Chattanooga
Girls Incorporated of
Chattanooga is proud to honor women in Chattanooga who have made
significant contributions to the advancement of women in our
community at their fourth annual UnBought and
UnBossed
awards program. This event is planned for
Wednesday April
23, 2008, 7:30 a.m., at Bessie Smith Hall on MLK Boulevard Downtown.
Nominations are now being accepted for these
prestigious awards.
UnBought and
UnBossed
is a tribute to the spirit and determination of Shirley
Chisholm, the first
African American woman to run for president of the United States.
Chisholm declared herself to be a representative of all people and
made a commitment to serve as a leader who would remain “unbought
and unbossed.”
Chattanooga is rich
in history, and honoring women in our city is part of that..
Honoring Chattanooga’s influential women at
UnBought and
UnBossed
is our way of celebrating the powerful impact they have had in our
community.
The
UnBought and
UnBossed
honorees are selected and then honored by teen girls who participate
in Girls Incorporated’s activities. The girls work with these women
in our community whom they consider role models to prepare
presentations on the accomplishments of these honorees.
At the
UnBought and
UnBossed
breakfast ceremony, the girls will illustrate the link between past,
present and future generations of female leadership by honoring
their role models with awards and recognition.
Girls Inc
Unbought and Unbossed Awards Program
Girls
Incorporated of Chattanooga is proud to honor women in
Chattanooga who have made significant contributions to the
advancement of women in our community at their fourth annual
UnBought andUnBossed awards program. This event is planned
for Wednesday April 23, 2008.
For further information please
contact Girls
Inc. at 624-4757
or Email "Marlene Cooper"
mcooper@girlsincofchatt.org
.
To submit your
nomination for this years Unbought and Unbossed – please send the
name of the person, affiliation(company or other) and a short piece
of 200 words or less as to why you feel that this person is
”Unbought and Unbossed”. Please include your name as well. Make
sure to include complete contact info for the person you are
nominating and yourself.
Click here for Nomination Information Document
Click here for Nomination Form
Please send these
nominations to or to request a form contact Girls Inc. at 624-4757
or Email "Marlene Cooper"
mcooper@girlsincofchatt.org or fax
to 266-2111 no later than 5:00 pm Monday March 10.
More about
Girls Incorporated of Chattanooga:
Girls Incorporated of
Chattanooga inspires all girls to be strong, smart and bold by
providing a healthy and positive environment where girls can enjoy
being girls; by providing enriching programs that nurture their
capacity for personal achievement, confident adulthood and economic
independence; and by advocating for an equitable society.
www.girlsincofchatt.org.
Sisters In Business.Net Debuts AYES Youth In Business Training
Program at Chattanooga State Technical Community College
YOUTH IN BUSINESS PROGRAM GETS 'A YES' AT CHATTANOOGA
STATE
Empowering Socio-Economic Development of Youth
through Education, Employment & Entrepreneurship
Chattanooga, Tennessee -
January 31, 2008 Chattanooga State Technical
Community College will host Sisters In Business.Net's
AYES Youth In Business Training Program as part of its
Spring and Summer 2008 Continuing Education and
Workforce Development class schedule. (See catalog
below) AYES (Alternative Youth Economic Solutions) is
designed for youth/young adults 15 and older as a way of
supplementing their life and career paths with
alternative income options.
Workshop-like classes will provide upbeat, hands-on, and
interactive learning, that is results-oriented and
offers three diverse certificates: Computer Operations,
Office Skills, and Interpersonal Skills Development.
Students will create business projects, a professional
portfolio, and leverage networking resources to help
assure job readiness and a competitive edge in the
marketplace. Scholarship funding is also available.
Read more
Contact Info
For more information about the AYES Youth In
Business program at Chattanooga State Technical
Community College, please visit
www.sistersinbusiness.net,
or
click here. To
register and for information about scholarships,
contact Chattanooga State at 423-697-3100.
If you are a business or professional who would like
to participate in the program as a class presenter,
sponsor, employer, mentor, and/or other type of
supporter please contact Tekelia Kelly at
sistersinbusiness@comcast.net.
Sisters In Business-Tekelia C. Kelly
Enterprises, LLC Copyright All rights reserved.
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Women build network to tackle business, social
issues
Monday, November 19, 2007
By Mary Fortune
Staff Writer
Sitting with her mother and sister around a kitchen
table last year, Tekelia Kelly had a revelation: the three women
were trying to succeed professionally and trying to do it alone.
"It hit me how we were making our efforts
independently, like operating on a island," Mrs. Kelly said.
Read more...

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Join LaTrice Currie as she welcomes SIB
Owner Tekelia Kelly to talk about how
SIB helps women and other small business
owners. Saturday, October 1, 2008 at
9:30 EST on television WRCB Channel 3.
Out-of-towners visit
www.wrcbtv.com.
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Tekelia C.
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WTVC Channel 9 "This & That's"
LIFEWATCH
Hosted by Mrs.Marcia Kling
welcomes
Tekelia C. Kelly
AYES & Sisters In Business.Net
Founder/CEO
September 23,2008 12:30 PM
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Hear SIB Stories and More! On-Air Saturday, August 2,
2008 at 9:00-ish EST on television WRCB Channel 3. Out
of Towners can link to
www.wrcbtv.com.
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The Holidays are coming! The
Holidays are coming! Ask us how we can help you "get the word out"
about your holiday events, entertainment, special news, flyers,
press releases, or PR. Call email
sistersinbusiness@comcast.net or
call 423.421.5646 for more information.
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Heare SIB Stories and More! On-Air Monday, June 23 at
10:05-ish EST on WUTC 88.1 FM. Out of Towners can
stream live on
www.wutc.org.
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SIB Quarterly (Print) Newsletter July-Sept 2006
Featuring the "1st Annual Empowerment Luncheon,
Mini-Tradeshow , and Youth Fundraiser (.pdf)
SIB Online Newsletter July 4 2006
Featuring the "1st Annual Empowerment Luncheon,
Mini-Tradeshow , and Youth Fundraiser (.pdf)
6/28/2006 - Girls Inc. Summer Entrepreneurship
Academy Wraps Up ...
Girls
Incorporated® of Chattanooga plants those seeds every
year for ... Jeff Olingy, Chattanooga State; and
Tekelia Kelly, Sisters in Business. ...
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chattanoogan.com - chattanooga's source for breaking
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SIB in the News: Onyx Magazine, June 2006, Volume 9, Issue 2


Legendary Chattanooga
Educator Celebrates 90th Birthday. Family and friends will
celebrate the 90th birthday of retired local educator, Doris Kelly on
Saturday at the Chattanoogan from 6–9 p.m.
Mrs. Kelly has left a track record of selfless dedication at just about
all levels of the educational system in not only the city, but also
throughout the region and state. This beloved, semi-retired educator’s
influence on several generations of students in the Chattanooga area has
been nothing short of profound. During the course of her career, she
enriched the lives ofenerations of young people in the Chattanooga area
through her love for her students and dedication to teaching. She
dedicated herself to her personal mission of helping students achieve
their educational goals, encouraging them to work to their fullest
potential and challenging them to give back to their community.
Sisters In Business
congratulates Mrs. Doris Kelly for her many wonderful contributions made
to the Chattanooga Community, and wishes to express our sincere and
personal appreciation for her making it her "heart and soul" business to
educate others well...and thus taking care of the community. Best
wishes on your 90th birthday!

"Women Boost Business"
Article in
Chattanooga Times Free Press
SIB ONLINE & PRINT NEWSLETTERS
SIB Quarterly (Print) Newsletter
July-Sept 2006
Featuring the "1st Annual Empowerment Luncheon,
Mini-Tradeshow , and Youth Fundraiser
(.pdf)
SIB Online Newsletter July 4 2006
Featuring the "1st Annual Empowerment Luncheon,
Mini-Tradeshow , and Youth Fundraiser
(.pdf)
Disparity Study City Council Meeting
(.pdf)
SIB 1st Annual Empowerment Luncheon Announcement
(.pdf)
"Moving Women Forward, TECW & SIB",
May 2006 SIB Newsletter (pdf.)
Women Try to Boost Businesses Online
Chattanooga Times Free Press, March 22, 2006
A "21st Century Welcome Wagon",
April 2006 SIB Newsletter (.pdf)
Rose of
Sharon's Chattanooga Times News Free Press on Monday 20, 2006
If You Build It, They Will Come!,
SIB Newsletter March 2006 (.pdf)
Sisters Open For Business,
February 2006 SIB Newsletter
Sisters' Annual Membership Drive Special
Dorothea Johnson In Onyx Business Report: Doing
What She Loves!
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Hudgins" <hudgi911@bellsouth.net>, "Sharon Kelly"
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Choice
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I just would
like to give a hats off to Sisters In Business for all the
support you gave me on “Choices for Care” for the elderly
and disabled in Tennessee. I know that without all the
support we received from our community, our Governor would
not have made the decision to include services such as Adult
Daycare and In Home Respite; and give an increase in
Personal Care Services in the Medicaid waiver this fiscal
year for our elderly and disabled. Thanks to
sistersinbusiness.net for bringing awareness to the
community by the newsletters, and the direct link from the
sistersinbusiness.net web site to AARP, to sign-up for the
Choices for Care Campaign. Also the “Girl Friend” site was
great! We were able to take over 59 people with us to
Nashville on April 5, 2006 to Rally because of all the
support we received from you and others. Thanks you
sistersinbusiness.net for ALL YOUR HELP. I am glad to be a
part of such a great organization of women that's going some
where when it comes to doing business.
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SIB NETWORK BUSINESS NEWS
Disparity Study Regarding
Minorities and Women-Owned Businesses Before Council. Deferred Until
later date .
The Disparity Study, scheduled to reviewed by the
Chattanooga City Council the week of June 27, has been deferred until a
later date to assure ample attendance of council members.
The study involves several factors, of which include the
analysis of contracting practices, and
equal
opportunity for participation in contracts
where
minorities and women owned businesses are concerned.
Also the study is to provide "both qualitative and
quantative data from a socio-economic perspective that will be used to
drive the work of the Office of Multicultural Affairs and its advisory
board."
To
find out more about the study click links below:
6/20/2006 - City Council Defers Action On $450000
Disparity Study ...
6/15/2006 - Littlefield Weighing Stance On
$450000 Disparity Study ...
Mayor
Littlefield said Jacqueline Strong Moss, who heads
the city's Multicultural Affairs office and who requested the
study, is not related to consultant ...
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Some City
Council members are balking at a $450000 "disparity"
study sought by the city's ... Jacqueline Strong
Moss, who heads the multicultural office, ...
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Sisters
Open For Business
Networking in Black History Month
Februay
10, 2006-- Welcome to sistersinbusiness.net (SIB). In this issue we are
celebrating Black History Month and the Grand Opening of
"sistersinbusiness.net! We would like to pay tribute to the
"legacy and livelihood" of all African-American women entrepreneurs,
from those of our past to all of us today!
SIB is
an strategic networking, marketing and advertising firm, which offers
comprehensive business development resources; service and social events;
and online services such as an eBusiness Directory, Web Store Pages,
Online Shopping, and Sister’s Showcase with customer specials. No
stone’s been left unturned with this savvy new networking business, that
is also a social organization, and outreach.
SIB was
conceived out of a desire to develop and empower small(er) women-owned
businesses through relationships with each other, other businesses,
customers, advertisers, sponsors, supporters, and the community.
SIB
works to promote, prosper, and move into position the creative and
innovative genius of “up-and-coming” businesses, along with their
products and services.
Plans
for the SIB Member Website also include a linked Chattanooga Visitors
web portal, to offer ad choices for Food, Spa Salons, Hair,
Entertainment, Shopping, Church, Childcare, Fun, & more!
SIB
works to market its members’ products and services, both online and in
traditional markets, to take full advantage of the marketplace today;
and the ability to do business locally and world-wide.
On
Monday, February 20, join SIB on the broadcast of WNOO 1260 AM/WTUN
101.9 FM, from 2:00-3:00 pm. On Thursday, February, 23, 6:00 pm, SIB
will host its first open Membership Drive meeting at Sharon’ Adult Day
Care, located at 2000 Raulston Ave. For more info, phone 423.698.2611.
Sisters’ Annual Membership Drive
Special
As SIB is now launching its first Website; then
next, Chattanooga Visitors Portal, we are also very diligently working
to sign-up the great number of women who are excited about the great
idea of networking! These women are embracing the vision; and smart to
know to get in on the ground level, of what they say, “is going to be
BIG!”
All have said that the benefits of joining:
1-year membership, customer referrals, interpersonal and online
networking; business resources, web and print marketing/advertising
services; customized Store/Shop/Office Web Pages; showcase of
products/services, Sister-of-the-Month Tributes; and incentives such as
social events, radio talk shows, conferences, and workshops are more
than worth the $100 price tag.
SIB Newsletter Archives
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Sisters In Business eNewsletter November 2009
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2008 SIB eNewsletters
Sisters In Business eNewsletter December 2008
Sisters In Business eNewsletter November 2008
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Featured Members
Business Directory
What Folks Are Saying
How to Survive the Economy: A Case Study
Upcoming Events
Youth Mean Business About Jobs and Skills
“Success Skills Toolkit for Teens”
Walgreens-Gunbarrel- A "Youth Friendly
Business"
Rachel Kelly-UT Ronald McNair "Exemplary"
Scholar
St. Elmo M.B. Church "Youth Day &
Academic Awards"
Volkswagen Fuels Jobs, Education Fuels
Workers
Back-to- School Savings
and Calendar
The Education of Ms. Groves
Passing the Baton: Help To Run the Race
National Biz Info: U. S. Chamber
SmartBrief
The Power of Knowledge: Operation Gives
Child
New Life
On The Town: Pastor Julian Smith & Wife
Catering Biz
Community News & Announcements
Advertise With Us! SPECIAL OFFER! SAVE
33%
Sisters In Business eNewsletter May 2008
MLK Renaissance Square: Affordable Luxury in
Downtown Chattanooga, TN
Girls Inc. Honors Unbought And Unbossed Women
2008
BIZ Member eDirectory
SIB at Tennessee Economic Mini Summit for Women
AYES YIB Class Starts May 17
Art Celebrating Mothers and Fathers by Synthia St.
James
Small & Minority Owned Business Assistance Program
Chattanooga Opportunity Business Support Fund
Business Fashions Showcase:
The SIB
“Proverbs 31” Business Woman Model
Taking Care of Business:
Like Mothers, Like Daughters
Miss USA: The New Black, Bold, and Beautiful
Barack Obama's Rock: Michelle Obama
Pastor Billy E. and Sister Sharron Church
Celebration
Community News
SPECIAL OFFER! SAVE 33%
Sisters In Business eNewsletter February 2008
SIB 2nd Year
Anniversary Editorial
You Make Us Blush! In the News with Blush Magazine
What's A Teen/Young Adult To Do This Summer?
Employers and Students Interface Through AYES Youth In Business
Training Program at Chattanooga State Tech. ("AYES
Youth In Business" Training Curriculum is designed and taught by
Tekelia C. Kelly, SIB Founder/Owner and Adjunct Faculty Member
at Chattanooga State Technical Community College
Rollout of SIB's New Business & Information
Technology (IT) Support Services
Founder Ruby Claytor -Woman of Hope, LLC in
Bloomfiled,
CT Celebrates 5th Anniversary
Convenant Keypers "Marriage Recognition Sunday" February 10
Happy Valentines! Special Gifts from Inner Glow & Baskets by Cheryl
Free Business Coupon Ads Offer to Business for Customers
Black History Songstress & Storyteller Maelene Crutcher & Other
Black History Music Highlights!
MYTD 2008 Youth Cotillion Banquet
Community News: Black Male Teachers Wanted, Engineers Week
Sisters In Business eNewsletter November-December
2007
"Can-Do Kids"
of 28th CDC Show You Can Work and Live Downtown in MLK Renaissance
District In the News: Women in Business Women build network to tackle
business, social issues SIB 2nd Annual Holiday Showcase: Great Gifts,
Great Guests, & Goodwill that Goes Around! Amanda Branscum Youth in
Business Debuts Scrapbooks Galore! "How Blessings Flow " Editorial by
Tekelia Kelly Sisters Stories for the Mind Body and Spirit! Featuring
Cheryl McCray, Joyce Holt, and Dorothea Johnson 2007 SIBay Online
Holiday Shopping Vendor Showcase Welcome to the Network: Tennessee
Multicultural Chamber of Commerce, and Chattanooga Area Chamber of
Commerce Community News & Events : Black Nativity, Praise Choir
Christmas Concert, Urban League 25th Anniversary Advertise With Us!
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
October 2007
Shop Early for
the Holidays and Help The Community Special Meals for Churches, Group
Gatherings, and Holiday Events by Aquarium Foods Welcome New & Returning
SIB Network Members New Brainerd Business Spotlight: Networking at
"Belvoir Plaza" After-Hours Networking with Sisters at the Tea Cottage
Covenant Keypers 3rd Annual Fundraising Banquet & Program New Brainerd
Business Spotlight: Herman's Diner Opens in New Location Beverly
Inman-Ebel Awarded and Honored Open House at The Health Nut With Inner
Glow Skin Care Services Chattanooga Women's Leadership Institute
Leadership Luncheon Advertise With Us!
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
September 2007
Power 94 Radio
Talks with Tekelia Kelly
Networking at Dr. Thomas Rumph's New Belvoir Plaza
City Wide Church Credit Seminar with Mose Whitfield
After Hours Networking at The Tea Cottage in October
Community News, Events, SIB eNewsletters, & Ads
Advertise With Us
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
August 2007
Taking Care of
Business, And The Community; Shannon Servin's Helping Hands Wins
Erlanger Contract; Dr.Thomas Rumph Markets New Belvoir Plaza; Mose
Whitfield Customer Testimonial; Ferlencia's Floral Design's New Business
Product; Be Business Smart; We Got This: SIB Empowerment Solutions;
Ready for the Next Step?; Advertise With Us; Community News, Events, SIB
eNewsletters, & Ads
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
July 2007
2nd Annual
Empowerment Expo Successful Version 2;
Sisters In Business Award Presentations; Sisters In Business at
NCBW Fashion Show; Community News, Events, SIB eNewsletters, & Ads
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
June 2007
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
05/16/07
2-In-1
Great Empowerment Event for Youth & Adults This Summer!; Virginia
Yarbrough of Massage Plus Challenges 'Sisters' In Business; Frenise Mann
of SOE Inc. Joins the SIB Network; Tricia Robinson of NuLife Laser
Institute Joins the SIB Network; Sadie Smith of Skin Balm, Inc Rejoins
the SIB Network; Santha Bone of Wayne Roach Associates Rejoins the SIB
Network; Rosetta Russell of The Essence of Travel Joins the SIB Network;
Latrice Currie of Greek Style Joins the SIB Network; Velma Wilson of
Cleaning Solutions Joins the SIB Network; Chattanooga African American
Chamber of Commerce Sherrie Gilchrist Joins the SIB Network; Eastdale
Family Dentistry Dr. Thomas Rumph Joins the SIB Network; JD Richards of
The Beauty Industry Suites; Sherry Casteel of TraVerus Travel; Synthia
SAINT JAMES Empowers SIB '2nd Annual' Expo with Fine Art; How Do You
Know You Are Understood? by Beverly Inman-Ebel, Talk Listen;
Communicate; Watch Sisters In Business Tekelia C. Kelly on THIS & THAT
on TV Station Channel 9.
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
04/09/07-*
Congratulations SIB New Members! * Girl's Inc Awards Women Leaders! SIB
Leads Business Women Online * Why Getting In Google & Other Search
Engines Good for Business, With Zsa Zsa Perryman * SAVE THE DATE JUNE 8,
2007-- SIB 2nd Annual Business Women Empowerment Luncheon & Business/Jr.
Biz Expo" * What Sisters In Business Say! Dr. Cassandra Whitaker *
Cheryl McCray of "Baskets by Cheryl" Joins SIB * Yolanda Davis of "Gypsy
Beads & Things" Joins SIB * Sherry Casteel of "TraVerus Travel" Joins
SIB * Jacqueline "JD" Richards of "The Beauty Industry Suites,
LLC/Expozure" Joins SIB * Feature Business: Mary Williams of The Floral
Gallery * Lisa Fontana of Henderson Hutcherson & McCullough's Praises
The Floral Gallery * Feature Business: Forestine Watson-Haynes of 28th
CDC * Feature Business: Ferlencia Tuggle of Ferlencia's Floral Design *
Expectation And The Bottom Line by Beverly Inman-Ebel, TLC * A Time for
Renewal by Dr. Tanya Horne MD * Advertisement: Aquarium Food, Owners
Walter Johnson and Lew Goss Advertisement * Advertisement: "Empower Your
Life" Carolyn Miller, Warm Spirit * Advertisement: "Prom Special" by
Dorothea Johnson's Inner Glow Skin Care * * Advertisement: MYTD Presents
the Play "Changed" by LaFrederick Thirkill
Sisters In Business eNewsletter
03/07/07-Sisters
in Business Empowers Legacy of African-American & Women History with
Business Success!; Client Testimonial by Stephanie Sinkfield
Owner/Agent State Farm Insurance; Girl's Inc Awards Sisters In
Business "Unbought Unbossed" Award for Women's History Month; Sit At
Our Table! Join Us!; Evette Dupree of Prudential Realty Center Joins
Sisters In Business; Expectation And The Bottom Line by Beverly
Inman-Ebel, TLC; A Time for Renewal by Dr. Tanya Horne MD; Marriage God'
Style by Rosalyn Hickman, Covenant Keypers; Save the Date: June 8,
2007 SIB 2nd Annual Business Women's Empowerment Luncheon & Expo; SIB
Company Presentation Online; Community News, Events, SIB eNewsletters, &
Ads
Sisters In Business eNewsletter 02/05/07-WRCB-TV
3 Trends Features SIB Clients & Owner, Chattanooga Chamber Officiates
SIB Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, SIB 2nd Annual Business Women’s Empowerment
Expo, New Members Joyce B. Holt, Owner/RN The Health Nut , Rosalyn
Hickman, Exec. Dir. Covenant Keypers, Stephanie Sinkfield, Owner/Agent
State Farm Insurance,, Let Your Voice Be Heard by Beverly Inman-Ebel,
TLC CEO, Choose a Healthy Lifestyles by Dr. Tanya Horne, MD ,Youth In
Business for Ministry Special Feature, Valentine Day Special by Dorothea
Johnson's Inner Glow Skin Care , Classifieds, Community News & Events
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 01/15/07-"A
Good Problem To Have", Evelyn Bakers' Business Debut, Beverly
Iman-Ebel's TLC Services, What People Are Saying, SIB Celebrates
Anniversary, and Website, Aquarium Food Co-Sponsors, Woman of Hope's 4th
Year Anniversary, GoodSearch for 28th District CDC, Madelene Miller
Speaks at SCWN Luncheon
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 01/08/07-CEO
Beverly Inman-Ebel, TLC Talk Listen Communicate, LLC Joins Sisters In
Business, Feedback Fuels Business, Class In Session, GoodSearch Good for
28th District CDC, Member Packages
Sisters In Business Online
Newsletter 01/01/07-Happy
New Year; Ruby Claytor of Bloomfield, Connecticut Joins SIB, Grand
Opening Celebration in February, SIB Year 2006 In Review, Articles, New
Member Packages
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 12/25/06:Sisters
In Business 2006: The Year In Review; New Agenda for 2007
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 1218/06:
Happy
Holidays! Company's wish to clients, partners, vendors, associates, and
friends for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 121106:
Evelyn Baker
of Elegant Handkerchiefs Joins SIB, Certificate Awarded to Business
Pioneers, Darlene Houston's Post-Debut Success Story, Netwokring Meeting
December 14 with Treasa Newton as SME
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 120406:
Darlene
Houston's Purse-Sonal Collection Joins Sisters In Business, Santha Bone
of Wayne Roach Sister of the Month, Wish Chattanooga Merry Christmas @
Fox 61, SIB Network Meeting
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 11/27/06:
Holiday Eating & Health, Business News, School Bus Drive Tribute,
Holiday Shopping Ads
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 11/22/06:
Special Sales Ads for the Holidays from the Stores,
Specialty Shops, and Service Providers of the Sisters In Business
Network.
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 11/20/06:
Happy Thanksgiving to Business Community, SIB Declares "Bus
Driver Appreciation" In December, Youth & Mayor's Business Scholarships,
Holiday Shop With Sisters in Business. Woman's Way Treasa Newton SIB SME
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 11/13/06:
Youth & Mayor's Business Scholarships, Business
Partnership Sparks PR for Network, Sister of Month Sadie Smith,
Woman's Way Treasa Newton Sisters In Business SME (Subject Matter
Expert)
Sisters In Business "Sweet Success" Showcase
Nov. 4
Fundraiser/Show Help Community Kitchen and Small Business, Pattie Harris
Lunch & Learn
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 11/3/06:
Special Edition Breaking News in Chattanooga Times Free Press about
Sisters In Business Showcase
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 10/30/06:From
Blessing the Homeless to Building the Home & Business, Aladdin Printing
Sponsors Showcase, Voting Criteria,
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 10/23/06:Help
The Community Kitchen-Shop Early for the Holidays, New Sponsor Fire Eye
Productions & Aladdin Printing
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 10/16/06:
New Sisters In Business Client Tanya Horne, Sisters In Business
Solutions Propel Sisters, Camille Platt, Early Holiday Shopping Helps
The Community Kitchen
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 10/2/06:
Client Zeknovia Charles, SCWN Patti Harris, Katye Jones SME, Deborah
Grimes Catering, Showcase Preview
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 9/25/06:
Darlene Houston Purse-sonals, Woman's Way Treasa Newton, Katye Jones
Lunch & Learn, Showcase Sneak Preview, Jack and Jill Tip,
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 9/18/06:
Ferlencia Floral Designs Joins Sisters In Business, SOM Cheri Hudgins,
Faithful Fitness, Sisters In Business Award
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 9/11/06:
September 11, Felicia Wilson Fitness Column, Youth In Business Wanted
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 8/28:ATHENA
Award Nominee Mary Williams, SME Lunch & Lear Dr. Whitaker, Statistics
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 8/21:Woman's
Way, Scenic City Women, Prepaid Legal, Community Kitchen, "Crowns"
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 8/14:Tamara
Long, Minority Health Fair, Girls Inc Job Openings, GO DBE Marketplace
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 8/7:ETBP
Jackie Payne, Blue Cross Women Town Meeting, Lunch & Learn Mtg.
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 7/31:
OB/GYN Dr. Whitaker, CPA Terri Jeter-McAvoy Katye Jones, Bizzy Bee,
Client Ads
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 7/24:
Mary Williams, Dorothea Johnson, Virginia Yarbrough, Deborah Grimes
honored
Sisters In Business Online Newsletter 7/15:
Sisters In Business "1st Annual Business Women's Empowerment Luncheon"
Sisters In
Business Online Newsletter 7/4:
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Houston, Tuggle, Horne, Charles Join Sisters In Business, New Business
Tool Sisters In Business Award Nomination, Network News
Sisters In Business Times Free Press Article
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First Membership Drive Meeting
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Launching of Website and First "Pioneer" Members
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on Women Summit. SIB helps to pass the "Choices For Care Bill".
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Youth Fundraiser, Fantastic Four Women in SIB, New Partners Join
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Houston, Tuggle, Horne, Charles Join Sisters In Business, New Business
Tool Sisters In Business Award Nomination, Network News
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SIB Quarterly Oct-Dec.
2006-Whitaker,
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