We have a number of women as members and they out perform some of the men. I would love for any of them to come take a look at us and our line of products, and take action by joining us in building this network.

Also: I am always surprised by the images that women come up with for themselves, and we struggle with that. For instance the remarkably long-legged cartoon on tis very page above, with sexy (I can’t even walk properly) heels, very young and thin build, etc…. If I presented that image to my marketing team, I’d get a string of complaints about being sexist from the women, yet women seem eager to promote this image of women. Perhaps the modern marketing woman can help us understand that. We find ourselves, as men, often wondering what is sexist, and what is not. Perhaps it is, as you say, the messenger. If we concede as marketers to give up the domain of women to women so they can deliver the message to the target customer, does this mean that women cannot market to men?

It isn’t mostly men by design. It’s some anomaly in the way that I promote it or in the audience.

It concerns me because I figure that the group is lacking 50% of the brain power and diversified views).

I love your idea that hiring a women but this organization is a volunteer run grass roots kinda thing.

I organize and host the events myself (I’m not a women).

I’ve discussed it with the few women that come but that’s had no effect that I can see.