October 29, 2009
Women, Work & Community’s Aroostook Network of Entrepreneurial Women (ANEW) drew more than twenty-five local business and civic leaders to Cafe Sorpreso in Presque Isle. The October event kicked off the central Aroostook cycle of WWC’s collaborative marketing mini-grants, offering an opportunity to support local groups of entrepreneurs working together to reach new markets and broaden their customer base. The event was sponsored by KeyBank Key4Women, and the ANEW program is supported by the Maine Women’s Fund and the Aroostook County Fund of the Maine Community Foundation.
Aroostook Network of Entrepreneurial Women
Women, Work & Community’s Aroostook Network of Entrepreneurial Women (ANEW) drew more than twenty-five local business and civic leaders to Cafe Sorpreso in Presque Isle. The October event kicked off the central Aroostook cycle of WWC’s collaborative marketing mini-grants, offering an opportunity to support local groups of entrepreneurs working together to reach new markets and broaden their customer base. The event was sponsored by KeyBank Key4Women, and the ANEW program is supported by the Maine Women’s Fund and the Aroostook County Fund of the Maine Community Foundation.