Who Are the Movers and Shakers at Women’s National Book Association San Francisco Chapter?
June 26, 2011 planning retreat
Back row: Linda Lee (co-President), Verna Dreisbach (co-VP), Leigh Anne Lindsey, Kate Farrell, Margie Yee Webb, Pat Windom, Laura Novak (co-VP), Birgit Soyka (SF bookstore readings Liaison)
Front row: Mary E. Knippel (past President), Barbara Santos, Ana Manwaring, Apala Egan, Linda Joy Myers (co-President), Teresa LeYung-Ryan (Secretary)
In four hours, each of the fourteen powerful women declared what is most important in her career and community.
Here’s a partial list of events sponsored by WNBA-SF Chapter or supported by chapter members:
In addition to mixers/meet-ups at libraries & bookstores and book festivals . . .
January – WNBA New Year Creativity Workshop with Mary E. Knippel
February – San Francisco Writers Conference
March – WNBA’s “Meet the Agents”
April – Redwood Writers Conference
Effie Lee Morris Lecture – WNBA joins Friends of the San Francisco Public Library
October is National Reading Group Month – WNBA National event, every chapter participates
Sunday November 6, 2011 (tentative date)– WNBA publishing panel
https://wnba-sfchapter.org/
Sincerely,
Teresa LeYung-Ryan
WNBA-SF Chapter Secretary
Writing Career Coach – Author – Manuscript Consultant
Teresa, you put the entire meeting into a nutshell! Thanks for everything you did to showcase all of us with your camera and bright presence! You are the very best support for women and the book.
Teresa, you are our rock star girl! Thanks for getting this information up and out there so fast. It is people like you who make being a part of our wonderful chapter a true joy.
NIce job, as usual, Teresa. What would San Franicso Chapter do without you? Glad the planning meeting went so well. Talked to Linda – she said it was terrific, and it looks like our best events are on the slate for the coming year.
Wow! Now this is what I call efficiency. Thanks Theresa, you rock! I feel like I’ve landed in just the right place–WNBA.
Sounds like a great success. Sorry I couldn’t make it.