October 27 event for 85 Broads & HBS Members in Old Greenwich, CT - on Grameen Foundation

Dear friends,

This is a more exclusive event compared to some ones that I've posted, but.... I'd like to share it anyway.  If you're a woman professional or college student, you can become a member of 85 Broads and go to this.  If you happen to be male, to go to this event you have to have gone to Harvard.  (If not, stay tuned for future events.) 

I'm including this because this is a shout-out to all you women who want to make a difference and meet awesome people who are doing the same.  I joined 85 Broads this August and was lucky enough to meet the founder, Janet Hanson, who is a totally amazing business rockstar and inspirational figure.  I'd recommend checking out her book, More than 85 Broads, if you're also interested in "Making Career Choices, Taking Risks, and Defining Success - On Their [Your] Own Terms."

Happy networking,

Katharine
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The Fairfield / Westchester Chapter of 85 Broads

· Presents ·

October Chapter Event

You are invited to an evening of cocktails and networking featuring Keynote Speaker Camilla Nestor, Vice President Microfinance Programs at Grameen Foundation.
This event will discuss how The Grameen Foundation lifts girls and women out of poverty and improves the lives of individuals and communities around the world.

Bring your friends to learn about the microfinance loan guarantee model, trends in this growth industry, and hear stories about women making a difference.

Location:	Hyatt Regency Greenwich 1800 East Putnam Avenue Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Date:	October 27, 2010
Time:	6-9pm - Speaker will begin promptly at 7pm
Fee:	$65 for 85 Broads subscribing members and HBS Club of Connecticut members $75 for non‐subscribing guests  *Registration fee is used to cover event costs.
RSVP:	Register HERE. Space is limited. Please register by October 15th.

Further Details:

Refreshments: Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres served throughout the evening.

Parking: Valet parking available at front entrance; self-parking near rear entrance.

Train: Stamford Train Station is a five-minute cab ride away. The hotel will provide shuttle service from the Stamford Train Station to the hotel at 5:45 & 6:15. Hyatt: (203) 637-1234. Stamford Taxi can be taken from station as well: (203) 325-2611.

For questions and event sponsorship opportunities, please contact us at 85BroadsFW@gmail.com

About Camilla Nestor

Camilla Nestor joined Grameen Foundation in August 2005 as Director of their Capital Management and Advisory Center. She became Vice President of all of their microfinance programs last year. Camilla has 14 years of experience in microfinance and commercial banking. Before joining Grameen, she worked at Citigroup where she executed credit-enhanced debt financings for emerging markets firms globally. Camilla spent five years on the ground in Southeast Asia, the Balkans, and Africa. She holds an MBA/Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University and a BA in Political Science/International Relations from Colorado College. Camilla speaks Bahasa Indonesia and is conversant in French.

A Special Thanks:

Grameen Foundation, a leader in combining the power of microfinance and technology to defeat global poverty.

About 85 Broads

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85 Broads is an exclusive global women’s network whose mission is to generate exceptional professional and social value for its members. Through our regional events and online, password-protected community, our members engage in a rapid, high-powered exchange of ideas and information which is what makes 85 Broads so unique.
The women in 85 Broads are investment bankers, lawyers, educators, venture capitalists, hedge fund managers, philanthropists, athletes, scientists, doctors, engineers, artists, and entrepreneurs. 85 Broads was originally founded in 1997 as an exclusive network for women who worked for Goldman Sachs at 85 Broad Street, the investment bank’s NYC headquarters. In 2000, the network was expanded to include a more diverse group of women from a variety of fields and backgrounds, including the non-profit sector. Today, over 25,000 women who are alumnae and students of the world's leading colleges, universities, graduate business schools, law schools, medical schools, and other graduate programs belong to 85 Broads. Learn more about our exclusive network and apply for membership.