Today we had the privilege of hearing from Penny Fox and Susan Hayward about the endeavor called Send Out Cards. This is an internet based company designed to take the work out of staying in touch.
Penny Fox is an entrepreneur and Storyteller. She has been a community advocate for years dabbling in service to Neighborhood Watch, The Alzheimer’s Association, and the United Way among others. She spoke to us of the geneology of networking and the ne
ed to network constantly to maintain business and personal viability. For each of us, our geneology tree would include branches to family, friends, church, community, Rotary and others. Because “someday” is not on any calendar it is so easy to let networking and/spiritual connection opportunities slip away. We must make a conscious effort to reach out.
Susan, whose background is insurance but whose passion is golf, then spoke about the benefits of sending cards regularly to maintain those contracts on the branches. Send Out Cards makes it possible to get on line, create and personalize a greeting card, sign it and push a button to have it printed and sent via U.S. Mail. It is possible to upload photos for the cards as well as place a signature on them.
Penny and Susan invite
you to check them out at http://www.sendoutcards.com/79381/79381.
Watch for upcoming events including the Changing of the Gavel and the recognition of our
Public Services agencies.
Marla Shelby-Drabner, President (for 2 more weeks)
Rotary Club of Dixie Sunrise.
Penny Fox is an entrepreneur and Storyteller. She has been a community advocate for years dabbling in service to Neighborhood Watch, The Alzheimer’s Association, and the United Way among others. She spoke to us of the geneology of networking and the ne
ed to network constantly to maintain business and personal viability. For each of us, our geneology tree would include branches to family, friends, church, community, Rotary and others. Because “someday” is not on any calendar it is so easy to let networking and/spiritual connection opportunities slip away. We must make a conscious effort to reach out.Susan, whose background is insurance but whose passion is golf, then spoke about the benefits of sending cards regularly to maintain those contracts on the branches. Send Out Cards makes it possible to get on line, create and personalize a greeting card, sign it and push a button to have it printed and sent via U.S. Mail. It is possible to upload photos for the cards as well as place a signature on them.
Penny and Susan invite
you to check them out at http://www.sendoutcards.com/79381/79381.Watch for upcoming events including the Changing of the Gavel and the recognition of our
Public Services agencies.Marla Shelby-Drabner, President (for 2 more weeks)
Rotary Club of Dixie Sunrise.
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