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Date and Time
Thursday Sep 25, 2014
11:15 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Thursday, September 25, 2014
11:15 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention Center
1001 Amber Avenue
Stevens Point, WI 54481
Fees/Admission
Open to the public $23.00/Members Registration deadline: Monday, September 22, 2014 If online registration is closed and you would like to register, please call our office at 715-344-1940 to check on availability.
$30.00/Prospective Members
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Contact Information
Karen Schanock (715-344-1940)
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Description
WOMEN IN BUSINESS - SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
This "Women in Business" event, presented by Ministry Health Care, provides an opportunity for women in the Central Wisconsin area to network, talk about issues that affect their daily professional lives, learn something new and have fun doing it. The event includes a keynote speaker, lunch and networking. "Women in Business" is open to the public.
Thursday, September 25, 2014
11:15AM to 1:00PM
Location: Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention Center, 1001 Amber Avenue, Stevens Point, WI
Plated Luncheon includes: House Salad with Dressings, Baked Tilapia with Pineapple Cilantro Salsa, Wild Rice Pilaf, Vegetable Blend, Rolls & Butter, Coffee, Tea & Milk and delicious Caramel Apple Pie for Dessert. (Vegetarian or Gluten Free Options available upon request)
Presenters:
Joanne Madigan, RN, Ministry Breast Care Center Coordinator
Kim Hodgson, Breast Cancer Survivor & Husband Steve Hodgson
Kit Swiecki, MD, Ministry Medical Group Surgeon, Ministry Breast Care Center Medical Director
Kerrie Treutel, RN & Amanda Friese, RN, Breast Care Patient Navigators
Join us for the Women in Business Luncheon on September 25, 2014 as the Ministry Breast Center Team Presents: “More Than A Mammogram”.
Every October communities across the country bring a collective awareness to Breast Cancer. Ministry Breast Care Center encourages women and their support people to keep a vigil for breast health all year, and especially during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
One in eight women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime, but when diagnosed early, the five year survival rate is 98%. Breast cancers diagnosed at an early stage often involve fewer procedures, have better outcomes and have lower costs. Screening mammograms may be able to detect breast cancers up to 4 years before they are palpable, thus allowing patients much earlier treatment.
Busy women don't have to neglect their health. With walk-in time slots for screening mammograms, available funding and patient navigators, early detection can help save a life.
Hear from the Ministry Breast Care Center team on options and Breast Cancer Survivor, Kim Hodgson and her husband Steve, about their personal story.
More Than A Mammogram – a story about strength, support, options and hope.
Special thanks to our Presenting Sponsor:
