NAWBO Greater DC forms partnership with Virginia Women's Business Conference

has formed a strategic partnership with the Virginia Women's Business Conference. Greater DC will promote the conference, which takes place on November 16 at the National Conference Center in Lansdowne, Virginia...Greater DC) has formed a strategic partnership with the Virginia Women's Business Conference. Greater DC will promote the conference, which takes place on November 16 at the National Conference Center in Lansdowne, Virginia...Greater DC will have an informational exhibit at the conference.

This fourth annual Virginia Women's Business Conference features business women from the Washington, DC, region speaking on subjects which include networking, leadership, sales and marketing, change management, forming an advisory board and smart phone applications. There will also be a Million Dollar panel discussion by three women business owners who have reached $10 million in sales and beyond. Greater DC will spread our reach to even more women in Northern Virginia and Metro DC," said Tina Johnson, co-founder of the conference and president and CEO of JP Events & Consulting. Last year's conference drew an attendance of more than 400 business women.

This year's keynote speaker is Fabienne Fredrickson, founder of ClientAttraction.com, whose company ranked on the Inc. Greater DC:

The Greater DC chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners is the founding chapter of the national organization and is the premier provider of educational programs for women growing successful businesses in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. The chapter offers opportunities to meet, learn from and partner with well-known local and national companies. For more information, visit http://www.nawbogreaterdc.org.

About the Virginia Women's Business Conference:

The Virginia Women's Business Conference was launched in 2008 by Tina Johnson, president and CEO of JP Events & Consulting, and Kristina Bouweiri, CEO of Reston Limousine. The all-day conference was an expansion of the Sterling Women monthly lunch meetings founded by Bouweiri in 2008. The Virginia Women's Business Conference has expanded from an attendance of 280 in its first year to over 400 last year.