Formed in 1961 as the Peterborough Chapter of the Canadian Advertising and Sales Association, the network has evolved into a dynamic and growing membership of women with diverse backgrounds and careers who meet to share their knowledge and experience and promote their businesses.
Network members are entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals, administrators, writers, media representatives, computer specialists, and health care providers just to name a few.
Upcoming Events

Embracing Diversity: Creating Equitable Work Environments (Micro-credential)
April 1 @ 8:00 AM - April 28 @ 5:00 PMEmbracing Diversity: Creating Equitable Work Environments micro-credential course is designed to exp...
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Introduction to Non-profit Sector
April 1 @ 8:00 AM - April 30 @ 5:00 PMThis course offers a comprehensive exploration into the dynamic world of the Not-for-Profit Sector, ...
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Sparking Community – WBN Tradeshow
April 1 @ 5:30 PM - 8:30 PMWe are excited to announce our two speakers coming to the Women’s Business Network Tradeshow on Ap...
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Navigating The Imposter Complex
Many thanks to our January meeting speaker Tanya Geisler who was very engaging and spoke on “Navigating the Imposter Complex”. We explored what the Imposter Complex is, how it shows up, and most importantly, what to DO about it when it tries to keep us out of our world-changing action.
You can read all the notes from her [...]
Predatory Marriage: A Wills & Estates Perspective
The Family Law Connection
Predatory Marriage
A Wills & Estates Perspective
By Jaclyn Giffen, B.Soc.Sci., J.D., M.A.
In many Canadian provinces, including Ontario under the Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA), by entering into a marriage any existing legal Last Will and Testament is automatically revoked. This means that the will that you would have made prior to such marriage is [...]
Things to consider when looking for a therapist
Things to consider when looking for a therapist
by Allyson Lucas, NorthStar Wellness
THE SEARCH
Ask for recommendations from your friends or family. If your workplace has a Human Resources Department, EAP program or insurance company, you may want to consult with them. Visit websites such as Psychology Today, Google local therapists and browse their websites.
Learn [...]




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