From Small Town Minnesota To The State's Highest Court: Chief Justice Lorie Gildea Keynotes Women In Business
9 Dec 2021
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Recently, the Minnesota Chamber hosted one of its most popular events each year, Women in Business: Annual Legislator Luncheon. Women business leaders and women state legislators joined together to network and learn how decisions at the Capitol impact businesses throughout the state.
"As always, great attendance by legislators and networking opportunities," said one attendee of the event.
Legislators from both sides of the aisle shared how they became involved in public service. From starting as a Sunday school teacher, school board member, or local official, one theme was clear: don't be afraid to try your hand at public service.
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