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Help Schools Rock
Empowered Network
L
ast year, the “Schools
Names Membership
that Rock” dance
curriculum program
Director
was introduced to
six schools in Collier E
m p o w e r e d
Network (EN)
County by the World has named Katie
Dance Arts Foundation Bryce as mem-
(WDAF), a charitable bership director
organization based in Manatee County. The foundation, which strives to improve of the Southwest
dance standards and education, wants to double the number of Collier County Florida women’s
schools experiencing the program during the coming school year. WDAF is seeking business net-
donations to meet that goal. work. Bryce will
“The ‘Schools that Rock’ curriculum has both physical and social benefits,” ad- be responsible for
vises local school coordinator Molly Cook. “It introduces basic social graces. Also, growing member-
Katie Bryce
by using dances like the waltz and salsa, it exposes young dancers to movement and ship, building and
cultural differences, as well as to rhythmic variations.” supporting relationships with new and
Cook reports that the parents and school staff who experienced the program in current business members, and help-
Collier County last year were amazed by the enthusiasm generated within the student ing individuals use their membership
body. She notes that the program fulfills many Florida Sunshine State Standards for benefits.
physical education and the arts. “I’m honored to have been asked to
step into this role as I feel strongly about
For information, visit WorldDanceArts.org or contact Molly Cook at 239-455-9358 relationship-building and networking,”
or MaryAlice@wildblue.net. notes Bryce. “Empowered Network is
powerful because of the commitment our
members make to interact with those who
share our integrity and business ethic.”
Whole Foods Market Announces
Begun in 2007, EN has grown to
five chapters locally, with plans to add
Grand Opening – September 5th
two more locations before year’s end. Bi-
W
hole Foods Market announces the grand opening of it’s
weekly breakfast/lunch meetings in Cape
newest store in Naples on September 5
th
. The festivi-
Coral, Fort Myers, Naples and Estero offer
ties will begin at 8 a.m. in the store parking lot with a free
opportunities to socialize, network, and
continental breakfast for customers, followed by a traditional
gain business referrals in a structured, yet
Whole Foods Market “bread breaking ceremony”—a foodie
relaxed atmosphere. “Our goal is to col-
twist on the traditional ribbon cutting event—at 9 a.m.
laborate, inspire and support each other
The 52,000-square-foot store, located in the new Mer-
in business,” concludes Bryce.
cato Center at the intersection of Vanderbilt Beach Road and Tamiami Trail, is Whole
Foods Market’s first store in Southwest Florida and has generated approximately 100
For membership information or to come
new jobs in addition to the 100+ Team Members who transferred from the Wild Oats
as a guest, call 239-895-2448 or visit
store that recently closed.
EmpoweredNetworking.com.
“We’re all very excited about the truly unique shopping experience this store is
bringing to Naples,” said Damien Garcia, Whole Foods Market Store Team Leader.
“From our wine and cheese tasting counter, to our full service coffee and espresso
bar, to our Lifestyle Center Cooking School—every department has something that
makes grocery shopping fun again,” he said. “Our number one goal is to provide
Naples and the surrounding communities with the freshest, most flavorful, and high-
est quality products, while providing superior value in every department.”
Sometimes you gotta
Following the bread breaking ceremony, grand opening week activities will
create what you want
continue with special free product samples, in-store chef demonstrations, free classes
in the lifestyle center, live music, and events for all ages. Details will be available in
to be a part of.
the store and online at wholefoodsmarket.com.
—Geri Weitzman
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1 Collier / Lee Counties
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