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ABOUT US
Our History
For over 60 years, Executive Women International® (EWI) has been a visionary organization dedicated to the personal and professional growth of business professionals and their firms. Membership with EWI creates opportunities for international networking, cutting edge programming, leadership development and community involvement. Today's business professionals have found that EWI provides a needed forum for professional development and lifelong learning.
Our member firms benefit from EWI membership through the involvement of their representatives as they network, achieve recognition as business leaders in their communities and enjoy access to an international business base. Member firms also enjoy unique opportunities to publicize their firm locally and internationally.
Today, 3,000 firms and 3,500 representatives are members of EWI in over 75 chapters located in major cities in the United States, Canada and Europe. EWI is the premier organization for networking and leadership development for today's business professionals and their firms. Let EWI be your connection to business professionals around the world.
Structure
EWI is a membership association organized into chapters located in major cities in the United States, Canada and Europe. Local firms from diverse industries join the local chapter and designate up to three key individuals to serve as representatives for the company and to be active participants in the chapter. Representatives can serve on chapter boards, committees and community projects. Leadership opportunities extend to service on the corporate board and corporate committees. The volunteer corporate board is elected by the membership and serves one-year terms. The corporate office staff, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, provides membership, marketing and public relations services as well as administrative support to the entire organization.
2007-2008 Chapter Officers and Directors
President
Helene Buse
Jackson, Rolfes, Spurgeon & Co.
Vice President
Michelle Knue
Peter Gregory Florist
Treasurer
Vetta Miller
The Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati
Secretary
Heather Requardt
Ernst & Young LLP
Sgt-At-Arms
Valerie Reynolds
TriCorps Services
Program Director
Carolina Maurer
Cintas Corporation
Ways & Means Director
Robyn Joliat
BridgeStreet Worldwide
Membership Director
Sheryl Kratzer
TriCorps Services
Publication Director
Sharon Bennett
BridgeStreet Worldwide
ASIST Chair
Therese Lusby
Corporex Companies LLC
Philanthropy Chair
Barbara Ford
National City
Board Advisor
Robyn Joliat
BridgeStreet Worldwide
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