OUR MISSIONTo assist professional and entrepreneurial women with business development through quality education, member empowerment and networking opportunities. LEARN MORE | WELCOME TO BCPWNCollaborate. Connect. Educate. Inspire. BCPWN is a vibrant and supportive community of women dedicated to promoting positivity and strong relationships through engaging programming and content. We focus on addressing the unique needs of professional women leaders in Bergen County (and beyond!), and provide a forum for women helping women in their search for business contacts and professional development. We encourage you to explore the benefits of membership and attend one of our monthly events to get a true feel for our organization. Our network of women, from various industries and disciplines, is unique in its goal to promote collaboration and reciprocity among members. |
MEMBER PERKS The benefits of a BCPWN Membership are highly rewarding and far-reaching, providing increased visibility for yourself and your company in the region. Member benefits include:
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the executive team
 Lisa DiGuglielmo Pisano is the Executive Director of BCPWN, effective January 2022. She is President of Groupe a la Mode, LLC, the parent company of BCPWN, and holds a MS in Integrated Marketing from NYU and an MEd in Clincial Mental Health Counseling. She works as a psychotherapist at a Bergen County group practice, treating children and women. |
Natalie Judge Natalie Judge is the Marketing Director of BCPWN, running social media and helping to coordinate events for the organization. She has nearly 15 years of luxury marketing experience and holds an MBA from Fordham University. She recently launched her Interior Design business where she combines her business savvy with an eye for design to help others elevate their spaces. |
The Good News
The Healthiest Habits to Reach Your Best SelfBy Dr. Jennie Luna Feature Before diving into what food our body needs to thrive, we need to understand our food behavior. Let's face it, ladies, we don’t always eat because we are hungry. We eat because we are stressed, bored, tired, and the list goes on. Having an awareness of our food behavior is the first step to changing it. Once we take a moment to pause and reflect why we are eating the way we do, we can start thinking about changing it for better. Here are my 6 tips to eating healthy! |
Not a member yet?Develop new business skills. Become a power networker. Gain clients and business prospects with renewed confidence. Activate your BCPWN Membership today to join a dynamic and growing organization of senior-level women representing a wide spectrum of professions and industries. |
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