The Northwest Women’s Network is a freestanding organization established almost 27 years ago to enhance the efforts of women in business. Over the years it has been a source of both professional and personal support for a diverse group of entrepreneurs and enterprises. The objective of the Northwest Women’s Network is to establish an effective referral system through the exchange of leads and networking information; to encourage referrals to local community businesses; and to promote high standards of business professionalism and integrity. We also foster deep and lasting friendships, both in and out of the business arena. Any woman engaged in a business or profession may apply for membership in the Northwest Women’s Network. Our group is category exclusive, so only one representative for each business type is admitted for membership. Weekly meetings are held each Wednesday morning at 8:00 a. m. at Haymaker, 8706 W. Thunderebird Rd, Peoria, Arizona 85381. For additional information or to let us know to expect you as a visitor, please call Jody Serey at 623-561-0240, or email [email protected]. The Northwest Women’s Network supports its members’ businesses and services with enthusiasm. Every attempt is made to screen applicants for membership, to give the best assurance possible of the quality of products and services and level of expertise they offer. However, as a group we cannot absolutely guarantee the work or professional services of an individual member, and membership within the group cannot be construed as absolute protection against or indemnification from loss or disappointment. We encourage everyone to take reasonable and appropriate precautions when purchasing goods and services from any individual or organization.

What We Aren’t

We aren’t affiliated with a franchise or a national organization. Nobody owns us or dictates what we will do and how we will do it. We are free-standing, and continue to exist because the individual members are strongly tied to each other, both professionally and personally.

We aren’t a hard hitting leads group, although providing leads is a fundamental service that we provide to each other. We aren’t full of rules, regulations, slogans, and pressure. We aren’t judgmental, unwelcoming, and elitist.

We aren’t the new kids in town. We have been meeting for more than 26 years in the West Valley.

We welcome any woman in business, or representing a business, who is not in competition with an existing member’s category. Please feel free to visit us on Wednesday mornings at 8:00am at the Haymaker Restaurant, 8706 W Thunderbird Rd, Peoria, AZ 85381.

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    Dear Everybody, The good news is that the forecast is for cooler weather and some genuine springlike days. The bad news is, it’s tax season. So be kind to anybody working anywhere near professions involving preparation of financial information.  Z’s Fine Jewelry is hosting another buying event from April 8 to 10, a Tuesday through Thursday starting at 10 a.m. National Rarities is the company doing the buying, and they are looking for a wide variety of valuables to purchase. If you did not get on Brooke’s mailing list and didn’t get the postcard, ask her for details.  Marie DeAngelis of MidFirst Bank cautions that the offer for a new business account and $300 is coming to a close. So if you delayed getting this set up, time is running out. Marie has been the financial fairy godmother for our group, and is an amazing resource of good advice and suggestions. We are always grateful for her input. She knows what is going on, or what might go on that we need to prepare for. Lupe’s lovely venue, The Pink Door Tea House, is a very busy place. It’s also a cozy and lovely setting for such things as Easter and Mother’s Day. The word is out about The Pink Door, but reservations secure your place at one of her tables. So call dibs early so you and yours won’t be disappointed.  And speaking of lovely venues for spring – there is always Virginia's House. Natalie will happily jockey your relatives and non-wedding gatherings so you don’t have to. Behavioral psychology has indicated that putting too many people in too tight a spot in too tight clothes can cause conflict. Therefore, spread those folks out a bit, have everything brought in so you aren’t trying to cook and referee at the same time, and the odds of you needing police intervention (also available at Natalie’s) are much lower. There were rave reviews from the lucky ones who got to go on the tour of Fish and Game last week, thanks to Tammy Himes. She says there is an Outdoor Expo coming up this weekend. See https://www.azgfd.co...ish/annual-expo/ The weather will be perfect for it, too. That’s tomorrow and Sunday.  The grand opening of the new building at Valley View Community Food Bank is on Wednesday, April 2, at 1:00 p.m. The dedication will take place at that time, and the beautiful plaque prepared by Justin and Cathy Smitch of All American Laser Engraving will be presented. The public is invited, and we would be happy to see you. Brooke and I are on the executive board for the food bank, as is my sister, Buffy Naylor.  Have a great weekend.
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