Networking, Financial Education and a Girl's Night Out!

Please join us for our next Wine, Women & Wealth® event!

We bring together women in regional or national gatherings to share in elevating our understanding of money, how it can work better FOR us and enjoying the power of connections within a community.

Part financial education, part networking and part girls-night-out, all ladies are sure to have a great time and make some great connections! Whether you are running a household, running a business, or just plain running to keep up with the demands of your job and these changing times, you are welcome here.

There is a very informal wine tasting (not mandatory) and some snacks served too.

Join us early! Networking starts at 5:30 p.m. and the program at 6:00 p.m.

Feel free to invite a girlfriend, but be sure to tell us so we can plan appropriately.

Please feel free to bring a door prize with you. This is a great way to promote yourself and what you're up too! We raffel them off at the end of the night.

There is no cost to attend, and in case you are wondering but too polite to ask, there is nothing to buy, and nothing to join. And, if you would like, you'll have an opportunity to introduce yourself to this group informally and formally.

Five Rings Financial Team Members help people to transform their finances. If you decide that you would like our services, you are welcome to request a personal private meeting without obligation or cost to you. We only work with volunteers, so you are under no pressure to become our partner or client.

NOTE: This is a Five Rings Financial Sponsored event, therefore is not an event open to others in the Financial Services (Financial planners, Life Insurance and Annuities) industry. We ask that our guests respect and honor this request.

NOTE: Please do not wear perfume! Due to an allergy of a women attending, we ask you do not wear any perfumes so everyone can enjoy this event.

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Host or Publisher Mary Purcell, Eman Walton, Mary Fisher