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December: Fun and Festive Networking All Month Long
Come lunch with leading ladies of the Treasure Coast up to 3x’s per month!
No annual cost, no attendance requirements;
just the cost of lunch when you attend.
Meetings are held throughout the Treasure Coast each month as follows:
1st Tuesday- Port St. Lucie
2nd Friday- Vero Beach
3rd Wednesday- Stuart
Non-industry exclusive. Super fun, cost-effective, positive and informative!
Port St. Lucie:
When: Tuesday, Dec. 6th
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Tutto Fresco
Address: 9501 Reserve Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees.
You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend. *restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Christmas Key Scroll
Featured Activity:
Christmas Music Bingo
Prizes from
White Glove Moving & Storage
Come dressed festive for the holiday!
Vero Beach:
When: Friday, Dec. 9th
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Crab Stop
Address: 89 Royal Palm Pt.,
Vero Beach, FL 32960
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees.
You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend. *restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Christmas Key Scroll
Featured Activity:
Christmas Chocolate Kisses
*Each guest will get a bag of m&m’s for this activity…
Prizes provided by White Glove Moving & Storage
Come dressed festive for the holiday!
Stuart:
When: Wed., Dec. 21st
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Michelina’s Restaurant
Address: 1835 SE Federal Hwy Stuart, FL 34994
(next to Benjamin Moore Paint; East side of US1 across from Stuart Bowl)
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees.
You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend.
Please click here to purchase your spot.
*restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Christmas Key Scroll
Featured Activity:
Christmas Emoji Fun
Prizes provided by
White Glove Moving & Storage
Come dressed festive for the holiday!
Want to Attend ALL Three?
Reserve your seat now and pay just one processing fee plus get a free Facebook shout out to our active group of over 3k members! Best deal!
Become a December 2022 Chica Trio!
Details:
ANNA VALENCIA TILLERY, group hostess, emcee and Director of Marketing for White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery is available to answer any questions you may have. 772-232-7843
Maximum of 50-75 ladies (depending on the venue).
First come/first served, and we do fill up, so please Reserve your ticket quickly using the links above.
What to Bring & What to Expect:
Check in starts at 11:30 am. Our program will start at 12 p.m. ending around 1:30pm.
Plan to bring lots of business cards and a name badge (sticker tags available).
Enjoy a fabulous chef selected lunch (includes a small dessert and non-alcoholic drink; drink special available for purchase) while being inspired/informed by a fabulous speaker.
*Special dietary restrictions need to be discussed with server at time of drink order.
*Special pricing for wines by the glass or featured drink will be offered.
30 second promotion opportunity
Testimonial(s) for other ladies in the room.
1 door prize per person/per company represented (door prizes are to be a tangible item or service by definition it is ” A thing given as a reward .”
Discounts off services are not considered a prize rather an incentive.
Receipts for the lunch will be emailed afterwards along with pictures of the business cards from the lunch and links to all the pictures taken.
Please bring cash to participate in our 50/50 drawing. $$$
The other half of the pot will go to the deserving waitstaff who takes such great care of us all.
$5 for 3
$2 for 1
Speaker opportunities available for 2023 in July.
$50 plus cost of your lunch.
Email AnnaV@WhiteGloveUSA.net for more information or call Anna at 772-538-3085.
Cost includes all pre-advertising and emails of all guests for follow up.
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Sign up to be in our directory just $50 for the whole year!
While on the website, check out other directory members, view our blog, reserve tickets and more.
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Thank you to White Glove Moving & Storage as well as TreasureCoast.com for your ongoing support on our networking luncheons; it’s been a wonderful year!
Treasure Coast Premier Women’s Network
Sponsored by:
White Glove Moving & Storage and TreasureCoast.com
AnnaV@WhiteGloveUSA.net
May 2022 Women’s Networking Luncheon
Come lunch with leading ladies of the Treasure Coast up to 3x’s per month!
No annual cost, no attendance requirements;
just the cost of lunch when you attend.
Meetings are held throughout the Treasure Coast each month as follows:
1st Tuesday- Port St. Lucie
2nd Friday- Vero Beach
3rd Wednesday- Stuart
Non-industry exclusive. Super fun, cost-effective, positive and informative!
Port St. Lucie: When: Tuesday, May 3rd
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Tutto Fresco
Address: 9501 Reserve Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees. You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend.
Please click here to purchase your spot.
*restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Guaranteed Garage Door & Repair
Featured Topic:
Hurricane Preparedness
- Securing the largest moving part of your home.
How an impact garage door can save your home.
Learn about what actionable steps you can take before the hurricane.
Learn what happens when your garage door gets breached during a hurricane.
Vero Beach:When: Friday, May 13th
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Crab Stop
Address: 89 Royal Palm Pt.,
Vero Beach, FL 32960
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees. You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend.
Please click here to purchase your spot.
*restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Jennifer Wiggins
Featured Topic:
The balancing act of Working IN your business and Working ON your business.
- How much time should you spend working in your business versus working on your business?
What is the difference between the two? How important is it to work on your business instead of in your business?
Jennifer will be sharing her knowledge from managing several businesses over the last 15 years of the ideal balance to make your business successful.
Stuart:When: Wednesday, May 18th
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Where: Michelina’s Restaurant
Address: 1835 SE Federal Hwy Stuart, FL 34994
(next to Benjamin Moore Paint; East side of US1 across from Stuart Bowl)
Cost: $22 *includes processing fees.You must reserve your ticket online in order to attend.
Please click here to purchase your spot.
*restaurants are being paid ahead of time for the headcount provided.
This is non-refundable.
Featured Speaker:
Becky Moon
- Topic:
Find Your Happy in the Chaos.
How? Open your mind.
Why? Change from the comfortable and start over.
What’s in it for me?
Details to Know:
ANNA VALENCIA TILLERY, group hostess. emcee and Director of Marketing for White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery is available to answer any questions you may have. 772-232-7843
Maximum of 50-75 ladies (depending on the venue).
First come/first served, and we do fill up, so please Reserve your ticket quickly using the links above.
What to Bring & What to Expect:
Check in starts at 11:30 am. Our program will start at 12 p.m. ending around 1:30pm.
Plan to bring lots of business cards and a name badge (sticker tags available).
Enjoy a fabulous chef selected lunch (includes a small dessert and non-alcoholic drink; drink special available for purchase) while being inspired/informed by a fabulous speaker.
*Special dietary restrictions need to be discussed with server at time of drink order.
*Special pricing for wines by the glass or featured drink will be offered.
30 second promotion opportunity
Testimonial(s) for other ladies in the room
1 door prize per person/per company represented (door prizes are to be a tangible item or service by definition it is ” A thing given as a reward .”
*Discounts off services are not considered a prize rather an incentive.
Receipts for the lunch will be emailed afterwards along with pictures of the business cards from the lunch and links to all the pictures taken.
Please bring cash to participate in our 50/50 drawing. $$$
The other half of the pot will go to the deserving waitstaff who takes such great care of us all.
$5 for 3
$2 for 1
Speaker opportunities available.
$50 plus cost of your lunch.
Email AnnaV@WhiteGloveUSA.net for more information or call Anna at 772-538-3085.
Booking now for balance of 2022. Cost includes all pre-advertising and emails of all guests for follow up.
Millie Del Grosso: Gone but Never Forgotten
Millie Del Grosso spent her life joyfully, prayerfully and lovingly touching the lives of hundreds and hundreds of people young and old, reaching out to offer whatever assistance was required to meet a need or solve a problem.
A widely known and a beloved teacher at Vero Beach High School for more than two decades, and a cherished presence in the community, Del Grosso died Aug. 18 at Hospice House, surrounded by the love of family, friends, and fellow St. Helen parishioners who sat round-the-clock vigil in her final days.
The Boston native settled in Vero Beach and began her teaching career, quickly winning the hearts and stimulating the minds of co-workers and students alike. She painted her little house a bright, sunny yellow, and welcomed friends and neighbors, providing a home not only for visiting students, but also stray dogs and cats, nurturing all who crossed her threshold.
Throughout the school district, Del Grosso was known for her love of school sports, and was a familiar presence at home games, rooting at the top of her lungs for the Fighting Indians.
Peggy Poysell, Indian River School District administrative assistant, said. “I’ve known Millie for over 30 years. I first met her when working at VBHS. Millie became a friend, confidante, role model, not just for me, but for many, many other people – students and peers,” Poysell said. “She was always there to mentor or console anyone in distress. She was fun loving and full of life. I treasure the memories of Millie and view her as one of the true angels on earth. I will miss her greatly, but I know where she is: singing in the heavenly choir, as we speak.
Former Vero Beach High School student Cathy Pereira-Sanders, credited Del Grosso with being “the reason I am the mother and professional I am today. She invested in a 16-year-old who knew nothing about herself, but Millie saw all the potential and nourished that.”
Hard-wired as she always was to help others, Del Grosso soon developed more than a few interests outside the classroom, as reflected in her social media bio where she introduced herself as “an entrepreneur with a huge heart for God, family, kids, cooking, helping people and worldwide travel.” She enjoyed the joys of travel almost to the end, adding Jamaica to her list of visited places in June.
About a month after that trip in late July, Del Grosso suffered a heart attack, from which she never recovered. In the days prior, Del Grosso was so full of energy and enthusiasm –always busy, but never too busy to help a friend. Among her many outreach projects, she was especially proud of being a founding member of The Young Entrepreneur Project and “chief cook and bottle washer at Millie’s Meals and Handy Hands of Vero Beach, created “to enable people to live independent lives.”
Del Grosso was an active, devoted parishioner at her beloved St. Helen Catholic Church, serving wherever needed, (including the annual Harvest Festival soup kitchen). Sanchez shared that her Mom, at one time, had been a nun, but early on realized her true calling was to service in the world outside the order.
As word of Del Grosso’s hospitalization spread, many hundreds of phone calls, emails and social media posts began flooding in from people whose lives Millie had touched: a multitude of loving, touching, heartfelt, often funny recollections of a woman who, as her daughter Traci Sanchez succinctly put it, “gave all she had to others daily.”
Sanchez, along with Del Grosso’s daughter Tricia Prince, and her sister Judy Montiero, had flown in from Tennessee and, says Sanchez, “we’ve been overwhelmed by the whole community reaching out to us. On my Facebook page alone there were more than 800 comments, and hundreds more on mom’s page. To see all the lives she touched makes us very proud of our mom. She was a blessing, a vessel. She had a servant’s heart.
To our group, Millie was a staple. You could count on her to be sipping on white zinfandel while selling 50/50 tickets raising money for our local charity or waitstaff. She enjoyed being a part of the networking and building relationships with us all. Always smiling, always willing to lend a hand and share words of praise, Millie will be dearly missed. A special prize will be given for each lunch in Vero Beach through the end of the year in her honor and her directory listing we be left in her honor. Until we meet again.