| United Nations Day in Oklahoma City |
| Sponsored by the Greater Oklahoma City Chapter, UNA-USA HOME |
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| United Nations Association of the United States of America Greater Oklahoma City Chapter P.O. Box 60856 Oklahoma City, OK 73146-0856 Contact Us |
| Updated October 15, 2011 Webmaster |
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Student Tickets Available
Through the generosity of longtime supporters, the UNA-USA OKC is able to offer a
limited number of student "scholarships" to cover the cost of the luncheon meeting.
To qualify, an applicant must be a high school, college, or university student who is
interested in the United Nations and its mission. If you meet these requirements and
wish to apply for a luncheon scholarship, please be sure to print out and mail in this
scholarship application FORM. (The form will download in "pdf" format).
Mail your luncheon request to:
UNA-USA OKC
P.O. Box 60856
OKC, OK 73146-0856
We have only a limited number of student tickets. Call Bill
(or text him) to find out about ticket availability ... 405-760-5322.
Through the generosity of longtime supporters, the UNA-USA OKC is able to offer a
limited number of student "scholarships" to cover the cost of the luncheon meeting.
To qualify, an applicant must be a high school, college, or university student who is
interested in the United Nations and its mission. If you meet these requirements and
wish to apply for a luncheon scholarship, please be sure to print out and mail in this
scholarship application FORM. (The form will download in "pdf" format).
Mail your luncheon request to:
UNA-USA OKC
P.O. Box 60856
OKC, OK 73146-0856
We have only a limited number of student tickets. Call Bill
(or text him) to find out about ticket availability ... 405-760-5322.
The Oklahoma City chapter of the United
Nations Association is proud to welcome ...
Nations Association is proud to welcome ...
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Saturday, October 22nd --- 11:45am
Location:
The Tom & Brenda McDaniel University Center
Oklahoma City University
Location:
The Tom & Brenda McDaniel University Center
Oklahoma City University
Dr. Terry Neese
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Send your ticket order to:
UNA-USA OKC
P.O. Box 60856
OKC, OK 73146-0856
Be sure to include: Your name, contact
information, and the number of tickets you are
requesting. Make checks to "UNA-USA."
UNA-USA OKC
P.O. Box 60856
OKC, OK 73146-0856
Be sure to include: Your name, contact
information, and the number of tickets you are
requesting. Make checks to "UNA-USA."
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The Institute for Economic Empowerment of
Women (IEEW) is a 501(c)3 non profit
empowering women to grow their
businesses, pursue greater entrepreneurial
ventures, and become more active public
policy advocates. The Institute accomplishes
this mission by focusing on education,
mentorship, and coaching women to acquire
entrepreneurial skills to help start and grow
a business.
PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS
IEEW believes that when women are allowed
to participate equally and fully in business,
then that country has a much greater
capacity for economic stability and peace.
PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS trains women
entrepreneurs in war torn countries in basic
business practices, then goes a step further
by providing mentorship with American
women business owners. These courageous
women spend 3 weeks in class learning
business basics through a entrepreneurial
University, then take that information and
transfers it into ‘real’ life through mentorship.
Since its creation in 2007, the program has
trained over 150 women entrepreneurs in
Afghanistan and Rwanda.
It is incumbent upon these women to then
‘pay forward’ their education to other women
in their country to spread the light of
entrepreneurship and democracy.
Women (IEEW) is a 501(c)3 non profit
empowering women to grow their
businesses, pursue greater entrepreneurial
ventures, and become more active public
policy advocates. The Institute accomplishes
this mission by focusing on education,
mentorship, and coaching women to acquire
entrepreneurial skills to help start and grow
a business.
PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS
IEEW believes that when women are allowed
to participate equally and fully in business,
then that country has a much greater
capacity for economic stability and peace.
PEACE THROUGH BUSINESS trains women
entrepreneurs in war torn countries in basic
business practices, then goes a step further
by providing mentorship with American
women business owners. These courageous
women spend 3 weeks in class learning
business basics through a entrepreneurial
University, then take that information and
transfers it into ‘real’ life through mentorship.
Since its creation in 2007, the program has
trained over 150 women entrepreneurs in
Afghanistan and Rwanda.
It is incumbent upon these women to then
‘pay forward’ their education to other women
in their country to spread the light of
entrepreneurship and democracy.
About the Institute for the
Economic Empowerment of
Women:
Economic Empowerment of
Women:
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Founder & CEO -- Institute for the Economic Empowerment of Women
Member -- Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame
Advisory Council for the United States Committee for United Nations
Development Fund for Women
Member -- Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame
Advisory Council for the United States Committee for United Nations
Development Fund for Women
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Luncheon Tickets
are on sale NOW
$20 / each.
Reserve
your seat
by Phone
Call Bill ...
405-760-5322
Download a Luncheon Brochure (pdf).
Reservations must be received by
Thursday, October 20.
are on sale NOW
$20 / each.
Reserve
your seat
by Phone
Call Bill ...
405-760-5322
Download a Luncheon Brochure (pdf).
Reservations must be received by
Thursday, October 20.
DR. TERRY NEESE is the Chief Executive Officer of
the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women
(IEEW).
Founder of Terry Neese Personnel Services, and
an inductee into the National and Oklahoma
Women’s Hall of Fames, Terry is a past national
president of the National Association of Women
Business Owners (NAWBO), the largest women’s
association of its kind.
A successful businesswoman, Terry made history
in 1990 when she became the first woman nominated
by a major political party for the seat of Lt. Governor
of Oklahoma. She was recognized by Fortune
magazine as one of the “Power 30” – the most
influential small business-
persons in Washington, DC.
Terry is recognized as a
national expert on economic
issues that affect women
and families. Her articles
have been published in the
Chicago Sun-Times,
Entrepreneurial Women
Magazine, Fort Worth
Star-Telegram, the Journal
Record, the Oklahoman, Washington Examiner, and
the Washington Times.
She has been appointed to numerous councils and
positions with nominations by prominent leaders,
such as Presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton
and George W. Bush, including:
<> U.S.-Afghanistan Women’s Council
<> National Advisory Council on Indian Education
<> National Women’s Business Council
<> Director of the United States Mint
<> Advisory Council for the United States Committee
for United Nations Development Fund for Women
the Institute for Economic Empowerment of Women
(IEEW).
Founder of Terry Neese Personnel Services, and
an inductee into the National and Oklahoma
Women’s Hall of Fames, Terry is a past national
president of the National Association of Women
Business Owners (NAWBO), the largest women’s
association of its kind.
A successful businesswoman, Terry made history
in 1990 when she became the first woman nominated
by a major political party for the seat of Lt. Governor
of Oklahoma. She was recognized by Fortune
magazine as one of the “Power 30” – the most
influential small business-
persons in Washington, DC.
Terry is recognized as a
national expert on economic
issues that affect women
and families. Her articles
have been published in the
Chicago Sun-Times,
Entrepreneurial Women
Magazine, Fort Worth
Star-Telegram, the Journal
Record, the Oklahoman, Washington Examiner, and
the Washington Times.
She has been appointed to numerous councils and
positions with nominations by prominent leaders,
such as Presidents George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton
and George W. Bush, including:
<> U.S.-Afghanistan Women’s Council
<> National Advisory Council on Indian Education
<> National Women’s Business Council
<> Director of the United States Mint
<> Advisory Council for the United States Committee
for United Nations Development Fund for Women
Tom & Brenda McDaniel
University Center at OCU
University Center at OCU
By Mail
We are so thankful to
our friends at OCU
for inviting us to return
to their campus for our
annual celebration of
United Nations Day in
Oklahoma City.
Once again, our
luncheon will take
place in the University
Center -- located just
North (across the
Quad) from the chapel.
For a complete map
of the OCU campus,
please CLICK HERE.
our friends at OCU
for inviting us to return
to their campus for our
annual celebration of
United Nations Day in
Oklahoma City.
Once again, our
luncheon will take
place in the University
Center -- located just
North (across the
Quad) from the chapel.
For a complete map
of the OCU campus,
please CLICK HERE.
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| At the conclusion of our luncheon, there will be a short business meeting. Paid members of the United Nations Association will be invited to vote on a revised set of Chapter Bylaws. CLICK HERE to see the proposed changes. Are you a member of the United Nations Association yet? You can join online ... www.una-okc.org/join. |