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Peninsula Women’s Network Aims To Connect, Support, and Empower Women On Their Professional Journeys

By Jen Holden

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Photo of Peninsula Women's Network members courtesy of MaKenna Wood.
Photo of Peninsula Women's Network members courtesy of MaKenna Wood.

Whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder, embracing independence as an entrepreneur, or taking a hiatus from the business world to raise a family while yearning to keep business connections up to date, Peninsula Women’s Network (PWN) hopes to be part of your next chapter.

The business networking group was initially organized by Phyllis Albert, Karen Belding, Agnes Braganza, and Audrey Tyree, four Peninsula women who met for lunch in February 1979 to discuss the possibility of forming an organization for career women. Currently hovering at just over 100 members, the nonprofit offers a plethora of opportunities for members to exchange knowledge and resources while assisting one another with growing their businesses and advancing careers.

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