Sherron Watkins and Erin Brockovich Head Cast of Powerful Difference Makers At Womans Leadership Conference

The 7th annual Possible Woman Leadership Conference, to be held in the Georgia World Congress Center, April 4, 2003, is themed "The Art of Leadership: Women Making A Difference." This years event celebrates the past and future achievements of women and includes renowned leaders speaking on topics close to the hearts of women, including: corporate ethics, career life success strategies, health, finance, personal growth, leadership and mastering change.

The conference will include five concurrent workshops designed to educate and inspire women of all ages. Keynote speakers include: Sherron Watkins, one of Time Magazines Persons of the Year for 2002, and the woman who took a huge risk to blow the whistle on what went wrong at Enron; Erin Brockovich, speaker and author credited to winning the landmark case, People of Hinkley, Calif. vs. Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E); Barbara Stanny, author of "Six Figure Women: Surprising Strategies to Up Your Earnings and Change your Life," and Dr. Nicholas Perricone, assistant professor of dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine and author of the national best-seller, "The Wrinkle Cure. "

"This is an outstanding opportunity for women from all walks of life to come together to connect and take control of their careers, said Linda Wind, conference organizer and president/CEO of Possible Woman Enterprises. "Its designed to spark creative thinking, inspire confidence, improve business skills and network with other professionals from different fields, " she said. A portion of the proceeds from the conference will go to benefit the Possible Woman Foundation International, a non-profit organization whose mission is "to change the lives of woman and girls through inclusive leadership, education and lifelong learning."

The cost for the conference is $199 per person (early bird discounts apply to those who register before March 7th 2003.) Group discounts are available for tables of eight or more. To register, visit www.possiblewoman.com or call (888) 663-4767.