Dr. Condoleezza Rice To Address Women Working For Change in 2012 Conference

as seen on: www.wwfc2011.com

FORMER SECRETARY CONDOLEEZZA RICE TO JOIN 2011 WOMEN WORKING FOR CHANGE CONFERENCE

Washington, DC – In one of her first political appearances of the 2012 election cycle, Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will attend 2011Women Working for Change Conference in Washington, DC.

On November 18, 2011, the conference will host a luncheon titled: “No Higher Honor: A Conversation with Condoleezza Rice.” Conference participants will hear first hand from Secretary Rice on her experiences serving our nation, her advice to conservative women in the arena, her views on current affairs and personal reflections about her newest book, No Higher Honor: A Memoir of My Years in Washington (to be published on November 1, 2011 by Crown Publishers). All lunch participants will also receive a personally signed copy of Secretary Rice’s book.

“Secretary Rice is the highest ranking Republican woman in history, and we are honored that she has chosen to join our conference,” said ProjectGoPink Founder Suzanne Haik Terrell. “So many women have grown to admire Secretary Rice’s strength, conviction and poise. It will be an incredible tool for our participants to hear her story and view’s first hand.”

One year away from the 2012 elections, a group of strong and experienced women has joined together to host the largest gathering of conservative women of the 2012 election cycle. Heels On, Gloves Off: Women Working for Change will be held in Washington, DC November 16th – 19th at theGaylord National Hotel & Convention Center. The Conference, which has been called a “CPAC for women,” will bring prominent leaders, grass roots activists and experts together to share their tools , techniques and testimonials.

“In elections and activism, more and more conservative women are raising their hands and doing their part to fight for what is right, and to restore America.” Terrell continues, “Americans are learning there is truth to Margaret Thatcher’s famous quote: “if you want something said, send a man. If you want something done, send a woman.’”

Women Working for Change is the latest in a series of events powered by ProjectGoPink. Founded as an early response to the uprising of conservative women over the past several years, ProjectGoPink has brought together experienced women to share their tools, techniques and testimonials to empower the next generation of conservative women activists and leaders.

Individuals interested in attending the conference or the luncheon with Secretary Rice can register at http://wwfc2011.com.