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LINDA JAGIELA: One For The Ladies

STEP UP, LADIES: One of my favorite events at the International LCT Show in Las Vegas is the women’s event.
 
If you went this past year, you met me as I made a point of meeting everyone in the room and exchanging business cards. I talked with some dynamic women who I have featured in either LCT Magazine or its digital media venues as a result of that meeting.
 
Unfortunately, there is not a formal women’s meeting at the LCT Eastern Conference. But that doesn’t mean that we ladies can’t get together informally to network. If you are interested in doing this, please email me at Linda.Jagiela@bobit.com and let me know how to contact you when we get to the Mohegan Sun Resort & Casino in Connecticut. We can meet in a lounge or restaurant and catch up with old friends.
 
Gentlemen, you are welcome to join us too as I personally don’t want to exclude anyone. No complaining though if the topics wander to off-limits subjects such as working with your spouse or male chauvinism.
 
— Linda Jagiela, LCT East Coast Editor
Print | posted on Thursday, October 01, 2009 4:25 PM
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