Work at Home Moms Are Voting On 2006 MVP

The online community of work at home mothers honors its most inspirational role models in the 2nd Annual WAHM Community MVP contest.

Gaylord, MI (PRWEB) March 16, 2006 -- Work at Home Moms Talk Radio - http://www.wahmtalkradio.com - is repeating their popular WAHM Community MVP Contest. Radio show host Kelly McCausey asked her listeners to nominate the one person who they felt had contributed the most to their success. More than 350 replied in February and 12 women were added to the official nominee list:

Linda Byerline, Happy Heinys
Nicole Dean, Show Mom The Money
Jennifer Dugan, Dugan's Travels
Melissa Gagliano, Kozy Pal Cart Covers
Susie Glennan, The Busy Woman
Jill Hart, Christian Work at Home Mom
Liberty Johnson, Lighthouse Virtual Assistants
Melissa Khalinksi, Business Mums
Britt Raposo, Calgary Moms
Terri Seymour, Seymour Products
Nell Taliercio, Telecommuting Moms
Marie Ynami, Mommy Community

In March the official voting began and special testimonial lines have been created for each nominee. Voters can call in their personal stories and messages of thanks.

Voting will continue through the end of March and the nominee with the most votes overall will be walking away with an award package worth more than $1200.00.

Nominee Marie Ynami, owner of MommyCommunity.com said, "I was pleasantly surprised to be nominated - I have never expected anything like this. It has always been a personal goal for me to inspire and empower other women and I didn't realize until now that I am actually affecting other women's lives."

"I feel very honored to be nominated. I think any of these great ladies would be an amazing WAHM MVP and I'm happy to be among them,” said Nell Taliercio, owner of TelecommutingMoms.com.

"I am very proud to be nominated for this award for doing something I love - working with all the wonderful people that are just like us; trying to succeed and make a better life for our families," said Terri Seymour of SeymourProducts.com

McCausey says, "I'm impressed with how our community responds to this contest. Everyone has needed a helping hand at one time or another and hearing the stories of how these women have touched lives is inspiring. I can't wait to see who takes the MVP title this year."

More information about the nominees and their businesses and websites can be found on the contest page, http://www.wahmtalkradio.com/mvp.

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