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WIN Kicks Off Annual Membership Drive

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The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) recently kicked off its Annual Membership Drive with an invitation to women in all segments of the collision repair industry to join its ranks for education, professional development, networking and fun.

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For 2013, WIN will once again offer the membership/renewal rate of $75 for professional membership and $25 for students. Benefits of joining the organization include:

• Eligibility to attend the 2013 WIN Educational Conference in Phoenix, Ariz., in May
• Access to WIN’s Resources and Mentors Network
• Membership to the WIN Networking website
• Access to WIN’S diverse network for industry opportunities
• A 2013 WIN membership certificate, suitable for framing
• A WIN window "cling"
• A subscription to WIN Notes, the monthly newsletter, to help stay informed on the latest news and events associated with WIN and its members

More information:

To join WIN, click here. 

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