UPCOMING EVENTS
AWE September Educational Session: Entrepreneur Exchange
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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Come join us for a 1/2-day of education and networking with established and aspiring women entrepreneurs. Whether you are an experienced business leader or just starting out, all business women should attend this forum to learn from successful entrepreneurs and those who support them. More
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WHO WE ARE
New Name...New Look...Same Passion
We are excited to have a new name that clearly states our mission - Alliance of Women Entrepreneurs (AWE)! More
Welcome to a group of women like no other in Philadelphia. We are current and aspiring leaders of and investors in high-growth companies. We're supporting each other and reaching out to women who are starting businesses and careers, by offering programs that connect, educate and inspire women entrepreneurs. Learn More
AWE NEWS
Techgirlz (Anita Garimella, Co-Founder) Hopes to Bridge Gender Gap in Philly Tech More
Dynamis Therapeutics (Annette Tobia, PhD, President and CEO) Secures $500,000 Investment and NIH SBIR Grant More
Maxine Ballen recipient of the 2010 Iris Newman Award More
Locke Names Roseann Rosenthal of Ben Franklin to National Advisory Council on Innovation and Entrepreneurship More
BlackGold Biofuels (Emily Bockian Landsburg, CEO) in the Top 3 of Bloomberg Businessweek's Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs of 2010 More
AWE PARTNERS WITH CHAMPIONS OF CARING
AWE wishes to thank everyone who contributed to our featured charity, Champions of Caring, at the June Networking Event.
Your contributions will assist Champions of Caring in developing cultures of caring in schools and communities. If you didn't have the opportunity to make a donation at the event, it's not too late! You can still make a contribution by contacting Champions of Caring directly.
FEATURED MEMBER PROFILE
Anne-Marie Corner
For Anne-Marie Corner, one of the few women to found and serve as CEO of a biotech company, it is a bit ironic that entrepreneurship was not part of her original plans. Trained as a biochemist before pursuing her MBA at Wharton, she was interested in the biotech industry, but saw herself working at a pharmaceutical company after graduation. But during what she refers to as her “windsurfing internship,” Corner discovered her inner entrepreneurial spirit. More
Additional Member Profiles
