Who We Are
The concept is simple...a group of business people, who meet for breakfast once a week to support one another and to help each member grow his or her business. However, while the concept is simple, when done correctly the results can be quite powerful.
Deb Villarese, local networking guru, began Leading the Way in 1999 as a non-fee-based group. In other words, the only cost to the members is the cost of breakfast. However, the adage "you get what you pay for" does not seem to work in this instance. The members, who regularly attend have formed business bonds and relationships, have grown their businesses, have found goods and services they need and, in many cases, have forged lasting personal friendships.
The featured events each week are informational talks by the members, who provide insights into their business, and may also provide useful and interesting information about their type of business or business in general.
Calender of Events
July 21: Meeting
July 28: Meeting
August 8: Meeting
August 11: Meeting
August 14: Cue of the Cure : jayneanddonnabreastcancerfund.org
August 18: Meeting
August 25: Meeting
September 1: Meeting
September 8: Meeting
Speaker Schedule
Tue, 07/20/2010 - 09:57 — AndreaSept 1: Brian and Jillian
Sept 8: Janice and Jen
Sept 15: John and Lance
Sept 22: Kris and Ric
Sept 29: Andrea and Andy
Oct 6: Gary
Interested?
Sat, 06/12/2010 - 09:58 — AndreaSome of the Professions we are looking (but not limited to):
Printing
Personal Trainer
Nutritionist
Web Designer
Promotions
Graphic Designer
Caterer
Florist
Gift Basket Maker
Wedding Planner
Banker
Heating / Cooling Technician
Jewelry
Hair Stylist
Candles Maker
Sales Trainer
Electrician
Carpenter
Plumber
Painter
Landscaper
Architect
Life Coach
Physician
Dentist
Our Weekly Meeting:
Grandma Sally’s
450 East Ogden Avenue
Naperville, IL
Wednesdays at 7:45am.
Please email
hedges4health@yahoo.com
if you would like to attend.
How To make your own "Photoshop" images.
Wed, 05/12/2010 - 05:44 — Ric.Orna• MS paint works in a pinch, but people can tell you did it in MS paint.
• Photoshop, if you have it, a family member has it, you have access to a library that has it, etc. works nicely, has many online tutorials, even many videos.
• GIMP, the GNU Image Manipulation Program, is an open source program (read: free) that is compatible with Linux, Mac, and Windows. its engine is just as powerful as Photoshop's, but is not as polished.
From this point on, I assume you didn't spend any money, but don't want your logo to look like MS paint.
Step 1: download GIMP. http://www.gimp.org
