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New Networking Campaign: Member Spotlight!

February 6, 2021 By Trina Boice Leave a Comment

We all know 2020 was a bit rough. Even though we’re not quite out of the woods yet when it comes to the worldwide pandemic, we’re VERY excited about the possibilities for 2021!

The LDSPMA Board has been working hard on a new networking campaign that we think you’re really going to love because it features YOU!

Every week, we will spotlight one member of LDSPMA in our new Member Spotlight webpage. Here, everyone can learn all about their talents and how they’re adding more light into the world. You’ll be able to learn more about each other and network with one another. You can offer support by subscribing to each other’s work, and even collaborate on projects together if you want!

To be featured as one of our Member Spotlights, simply fill out the short questionnaire and submit your photo. Then, when we shine the spotlight on you, you can use the link in your social media and/or newsletter so even more people can be inspired by what you’re doing with your talents to brighten the world!

We’re so proud of our members and all the good you do in the world!

Here’s to a fantastic 2021!

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