30150 SW Parkway Ave Suite 200
Wilsonville, OR 97070
USA
After Hours is a monthly event that offers Chamber members and prospective members the chance to make meaningful professional connections in an engaging, relaxed atmosphere. We understand that everyone is balancing super busy lives, so we organize our events with that fact in mind. We stage door prize drawings about every 20 minutes so that if your schedule demands you can only stay just a bit – it’s never a problem. Regardless of how long you can join us we’re committed to creating an inclusive environment which encourages quality connections with a shared sense of purpose. (Not only are our neighboring Chambers Canby, West Linn, Sherwood & Tualatin welcome to attend but guests are also always warmly welcomed.)
* Apply now to host an upcoming After Hours Networking, Email kevin@wilsonvillechamber.com.
About this month’s host:
“Gladys Monroy Boutwell, CIC, MBA | Insurance by Design
Gladys Monroy Boutwell holds an agent license in Health, Life, Property, and Casualty for the States of Oregon and Washington.
She has an MBA in International Business and Leadership & Management from the University of La Verne, is Six Sigma Green Belt Certified through Microsoft, and is a Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC).
Gladys received the “Madrina de Salud” award for her contributions to Latino equity in the state of Oregon. She is a Distinguished Toastmaster and is the recipient of the Gold Award through Colonial Life.
She is one of Amazon’s #1 Best Selling author for her book “Health Insurance Secrets Revealed.” She has been a contributing author to two other publications; has contributed multiple articles in the field of leadership, travel, and insurance; and has been featured as a guest speaker on various radio shows.
Gladys applies her professional skills and knowledge to create and manage employee benefits packages. She uses her bilingual and bi-literate skills to assist companies that have found it challenging to communicate detailed insurance information to their Spanish-speaking employees.”