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Membership Benefits
- Impact
- Networking
- Advocacy
- Education/Career Enhancement
- Information
- Leadership
- Visibility
- Helping Others
- Member Benefits/Discounts
- Friendships
Training and Leadership
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Washington State BPW
Business and Professional Women, founded in 1919, promotes equity for all women.
Our Objectives:
 To elevate the standards of women in business and professions.
To promote the interests of business and professional women.
To bring about a spirit of cooperation among business and professional women of the United States.
To extend opportunities to business and professional women through education along lines of industrial, scientific, and vocational activities.
Our Mission:
To achieve equity for all women in the workplace through advocacy, education, and information.
Our Goal:
To be the leading nonpartisan grassroots advocate for workingwomen.
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A Message from the President
Welcome to Washington State Business and Professional Women Foundation,
Washington Business & Professional Women (WSBPW) is a member of BPW Foundation.
Founded in 1921, WSBPW is a multi-generational, bipartisan membership organization located in 15 communities throughout Washington.
Our members, partners and supporters are committed to our on-going mission: To achieve equity for all women in the workplace through advocacy, education, information and to promote economic self-sufficiency for Washington workingwomen.
Who We Are
WSBPW builds powerful women through personal and professional development and increased political and social awareness.
Washington working women and men from 15 communities large and small are members of Washington BPW.
We help women achieve professional and personal goals through programs, workshops, networking and friendship. All is achieved through monthly meetings and other sponsored activities. Each Washington BPW organization creates its own unique agenda, but all have the same objectives.
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New & Noteworthy
Remembering the Women of Our Lives
BPW/Washington 2009-2010 Memorial
Aggie Clark-Evergreen 2001-2002
Jean Farmer
Alma Badten
Maxine Jenkins Krull
Eileen Gray-Evergreen 1976-1977
Janet Thomas
Shirley Anne Schaudies
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