International Women's Day Luncheon 2020



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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2020

Join us for our third annual International Women's Day Luncheon at the beautiful Victoria Park Pavilion. This year's theme is Women Building Thriving Communities: Food, Nutrition and Sustainable Practice. This luncheon will include a very insightful and inspiring conversation in which our panelists will share their individual leadership journeys and discuss the impact women have on food distribution, access and sustainability.  

TIME | 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. 
COST | $50 per ticket, $400 for table for eight

We have two options for table purchases: you can register eight of your own guests, or bring seven guests and sponsor an additional seat for a Laurier student, who will join your group for the luncheon. 

LOCATION | Victoria Park Pavilion (map)

 

Keynote Speaker:

Deborah MacLatchy, President & Vice-Chancellor, Wilfrid Laurier University

Moderator:

Mary D'Alton, Director, Strategic Initiatives, Nutrition for Learning 

Panelists:

Wendi Campbell (MBA '08), CEO, The Food Bank of Waterloo Region

Alison Blay-Palmer, Director, Laurier's Centre for Sustainable Food Systems (CSFS)

Kathy Absolon (MSW '91), Director, Laurier Centre for Indigegogy

 

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2020 International Women's Day Luncheon

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