Our Networking Pick of the Week: Professional Women of New England

Join the PWNE Monthly Coffee Club for their Networking group meeting on Thursday, March 2nd, from 8:30am to 9:30am at NYLO, 400 Knight Street in Warwick.

The group is a monthly coffee networking club. Each month they will be hosting one hour of organized networking. Coffee and refreshments will be provided.

Register here for a numbers count, please –

https://www.pwnenetworking.com/event-details/pwne-monthly-coffee-club-2023-03-02-08-30/form

If you have a Networking event, send details to news@RINewsToday.com – and your event may be selected for our Pick of the Week!

NYLO Hotel

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