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'Work It' empowers
Conference helps local women entering workforce
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Participants of the 'Work It' conference, hosted by the inaugural class of the Lynda Brannen Williamson Foundation Leadership Academy, attended sessions on entering or re-entering the workforce that included hair and make-up tips. - photo by JULIE LAVENDER/Special
The inaugural class of the Lynda Brannen Williamson Foundation Leadership Academy recently hosted a one-day conference, ‘Work It,' dedicated to empowering women through personal and professional development. The conference targeted women in the community who want to enter or re-enter the work place without the resources to do so. The event took place on the campus of Ogeechee Technical College.
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