Tables are filling up fast for What Price is Right? – our very own “showcase showdown” of public policies to improve women’s economic security. If you haven’t RSVP’d, now is your chance to join us for an evening of game show contests, drinks, dinner and program.
After all, no one knows more about the dollars (and sense!) needed for public policies that improve women’s economic security than our keynote speaker Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, co-founder of MomsRising.org.
We’ll also be honoring the work of Cheryl Sesnon, executive director of Washington C.A.S.H. She’s had extraordinary success providing the training and capital that low-income entrepreneurs, especially women, need to start their own businesses.
And while Bob Barker and Drew Carey are good — very good — they’re no match for our host Yoram Bauman, The World’s First and Only Stand-up Economist.
The What: Cocktails, game show contests, dinner, and program
The When: 5:00 – 8:30pm, Thursday, November 19, 2009
The Where: SODO Park, 3200 1st Avenue South, Seattle
The Tix: $100 per person, or included with sponsorship opportunities
Download your RSVP here — for more information please contact Lisa Schubert, Development Officer, at (206) 529-6353 or by email.
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