The Digi Dialogue Roundtable Info session – 12/15/2022
I launched a service to bring the experts to you: The Digi Dialogue Roundtable Series! We gather in the zoom space to learn about tips for a strategic online presence. I interview experts about the basics on such topics as visual branding, brand positioning, marketing plans, leveraging LinkedIn, websites, and so much more. I also open up the […]
The Digi Dialogue Roundtable Series
I launched a new FREE service: The Digi Dialogue Series! My goal is to bring experts into the zoom space to learn about their ideas and tricks for a strategic online presence. I will be interviewing experts about the basics on such topics as visual branding, brand positioning, marketing plans, leveraging LinkedIn, websites, and so […]
Dames Who Dine Huddle Night – October 12
Join us in Newport for a Huddle, History, and Dinner. We’ll start at The Huddle for a happy hour social, followed by a stroll through some of Newport’s history to our dinner location at Bar Cino! Sara Emhof of The Huddle RI will be our tour guide providing stories and history about the square as […]
Picnic in the Park – July 22 at 6 pm to 8 pm
Summer has officially arrived and what better way to celebrate it! I am hosting a picnic in Dexter Training Park in the West End of Providence and I hope you can join me. I will be bringing my corn hole game and my bocce ball set. You bring your chair or blanket, a dish to […]
Dames Who Dine PVD – May 1, 2021
Ali Tedeschi of H.O.M.E. by Ali and I are co-hosting a virtual dinner party on May 1 from 6 pm to 8 pm for our “ladyfriends”. Our co-hosted virtual Galentine’s Day get-together was such grand fun, we are convening once again as a virtual dinner party. Here is the scoop When: Saturday – May 1, […]
Galentine’s Day – 2/13/2021
“Originating from the popular TV show ‘Parks and Recreation,’ the holiday is all about declaring love and affection to the girls who make up our support system….It started as a celebration of Leslie Knope’s ladyfriends. But the pseudo-holiday has caught on as a way to celebrate that most common and yet most unremarked-upon of things: […]
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