On Thursday, October 8, 2015, Women Veterans ROCK! is hosting its fourth Twitter Chat of 2015! The Women Veterans community is invited to join us as we interview Mrs. Enid Draluck, a partner at Full Circle Living, Inc. (FCL), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization designed to “level the playing field,” specifically supporting women and girls.
Women Veterans ROCK!’s Twitter Chat Series is designed to provide America’s Military Women with information and access to working professionals from various industries and walks of life who will motivate and inspire them to pursue professional or personal growth.
As we continue to shine the spotlight on women supporting women, we simply must highlight the work Draluck and her team are doing in Atlanta, Georgia, which is a part of Women Veterans ROCK!’s Gulf Coast Region.
This October, Draluck will help launch Women Mentor Atlanta to uniquely position woman ages 19-29 to achieve their highest potential for success through mentorship with experienced female business leaders.”
The program will serve women who are students or still in the early their careers who live in the Greater Atlanta Area by partnering them with a female mentor who will encourage confidence and help reveal opportunities that will strengthen the mentee professionally and personally.
During the #WomenVetsROCK Twitter Chat, Draluck will discuss the benefits of being a mentor to young women, answer questions about navigating the mentor / mentee relationship, and help participants identify ways to grow as young professionals by establishing healthy mentoring relationships with women they can emulate and learn from.
Interested in getting involved in Women Mentor Atlanta? Be sure to ask Enid questions about Women Mentor Atlanta during the Twitter Chat and follow up with her about their application process!
How to Join the Conversation
STEP ONE
Join the fun by following both @WomenVetsCLI and @ELDraluck on Twitter.
You can use the buttons below to follow both accounts in just two clicks!
Follow @WomenVetsCLI
Follow @ELDraluck
STEP TWO
At 6:45 p.m. EST on October 8, log in to Twitter using your computer or mobile device and search for the hashtag #WomenVetsROCK on Twitter.
STEP THREE
Join the conversation by asking Enid Draluck your questions and learn how to identify a mentor and establish a positive mentor/mentee relationship!
About Enid Draluck
Mrs. Enid Draluck is a partner in the not-for-profit entity, Full Circle Living, Inc. (FCL), designed to “level the playing field,” specifically supporting women and girls. Full Circle Living’s vision is a Universal Neighborhood in which it would be apparent from the quality of life that every human being enjoys, that we are all of equal value.
Throughout her working career and especially now, Enid has been involved on various levels with many not-for-profits in the Atlanta community. Enid is on the board of Full Circle Living, Inc. and was a founding member of the Circle of Sisters, a women’s giving circle. Enid and her family sponsor an annual holiday party for mentally and physically handicapped adults for which they have won the Tommy Nobis Award from the Atlanta Alliance on Developmental Disabilities and the Community Award from Right in the Community. Enid serves as the silent auction chair for the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence Champions for Change lunch.
Enid serves on the U.S. Corporate Board of Directors of MonkeyBiz, an organization located in Cape Town, South Africa, that supports 450 female artisans living in the townships outside of Cape Town. Enid has served for the past four years as the planning chair of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF Experience, the annual fundraiser for the local office of UNICEF and in addition, serves as the chair of the Speaker Series Committee. In 2013, Enid was presented with the Bold Award from Girls, Inc. Enid is the co-chair of the 2015 CHRIStal Ball for CHRIS Kids and serves as a mentor for the J. Mack Robinson College of Business honors program at Georgia State University. Enid is the chair of the Atlanta Council of American Jewish World Service and the project chair of Artworks for Freedom Atlanta out of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
