MISSION STATEMENT
Marion Women’s Business Council supports, develops and honors working women in the Marion community. Inspiring them to reach their full potential through education and providing beneficial information through networking. Join today.
ABOUT WOMEN'S BUSINESS COUNCIL
Marion, Ohio is a community of dynamic women leaders in business. In 1994, a group of women with a sense of need for change formed the Women's Business Council to foster and promote self-employed entrepreneurial women and women working in the corporate environment. The purpose was clear from the beginning. Women need to share their experiences and network their talents.
Today, the Women's Business Council (WBC) is growing beyond the earliest expectations. With over 150 members in a community of 37,000, Marion is benefiting from the collective voices of women who share their successes, challenges and needs with each other. The results are impressive. Women arestarting many new businesses, and receive mentoring and encouragement from their peers.
Each year we address topics of interest to women in business, many times drawing on the members to share their expertise in common areas of interest.
The WBC is involved in our community as no one ever dreamed. Come learn about our organization and visit one of our monthly meetings. We are women on the move!
WHAT'S HAPPENING...
WBC ATHENA sponsor doubles Marion Women's Business Council Silent Auction Total. 
Jeannie Brewer, Marion Women's Business Council Chair, presents Judge Teresa Ballinger with a check for Marion Matters. Judge Ballinger, as the 2012 ATHENA recipient chose Marion Matters as her non-profit recipient of the ATHENA Luncheon silent auction proceeds. The $2,000 raised was matched by Marion's Modern Woodman of America to bring the total to $4,000. Joining Judge Ballinger to accept the check were, Marion Matters Executive Director, Joey Sink-Oiler (far left) and Michelle Wood (far right), Vice President of the newly formed Marion Matters Board. Michelle is also a recent graduate of the Getting Ahead Program introduced and implemented by Marion Matters.
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CONGRATULATIONS
to the 2012
ATHENA AWARD
Recipient:
Judge
Teresa Ballinger
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