Moms In Business

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Becoming A Member Information

Have you started a home business, but need help promoting it?

Is your customer/contact list not as big as you would like it to be?

Want to network with other moms?

Learn from, share with and support each other?

If so......You are invited to join a group of moms who run their own home/small businesses, including, but not limited to direct sales and home party plans.

*You must have a product or service related, family friendly business. For example: Avon, MaryKay, Pampered Chef, Homemaker's Idea Co., Tastefully Simple, Scrapbooking, Stamping, Web Design, Crafting, Sewing, etc....... (No "get rich quick" or affiliate programs). Only one representative per company

*With exception to the buddy system where one of your downline, employees or your partner can join with you so their is always someone available to represent your business.

All leads and sales referrals will go to the actual member of the group.
The buddy system membership must be approved on a member to member basis.

Group Features

Website Directory Listing

Contest, Prizes and Raffles

Networking

Biz Bags Marketing Tool

Resource Exchange

Table Swap

Community Involvement

Events

Member Obligations

Attendance at Meetings

Participation in events and Planning

One time registration fee of $25.00( includes tote bag, business card holder, referral slips and Moms working from home book)*contents subject to change

Membership dues of $7.00 per month to cover group expenses

*all other monetary obligations for events will be determined by group agreement.

Meetings are held in the community room of the Frenchtown Square Mall in Monroe, Michigan:
6:30-8:30pm

If you would like to be considered for membership please submit the questionaire below.

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Lori Drumm,

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Moms in Business~ Founded October 2004 by Robin Lemon

When I first heard about networking with other business owners I was so excited about being part of that type of group, I decided to start my own group.

I decided to tailor the group to my own needs. I feel that as moms we have a common ground and we can better share & support as we manage our businesses and always keep our families first.

I knew that this group was a major key to building my business after seeing the results I had achieved from networking with other moms online. Having a local group has opened up a warm market for my product as well as the opportunity to be involved in the community and build new relationships with other moms like myself.

I love to share ideas and resources with others. Now I am able to put those ideas into motion with the efforts of these moms.