
Novi Oaks Charter Chapter
NOVI, MICHIGAN
The Novi Oaks Charter Chapter is a non-profit business league in The American Business Women's Association, which was founded on September 22, 1949.
Our Novi Oaks Charter Chapter was founded by Bettie Archer Johnson (1923-2017) on January 29, 1990. Bettie was a WWII Navy WAVES veteran, a 50-year enthusiastic member of ABWA, and always a dedicated advocate for women.
ABWA is a premier women's organization that provides business-relevant speakers, seminars, and hands-on leadership opportunities. Members gain skills in face-to-face communication, collaboration, and relationship-building, which are particularly important skills for younger workers. Although it is not guaranteed, many members make connections that lead to future business, and sometimes, lifelong friendships.
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Regular meetings on the second Wednesday of the month begin at 6:00 p.m. and feature a speaker and a short chapter meeting. Pre-registration is required. Visit our Events page for details on the meetings.
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MEETINGS:
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When: 2nd Wednesday of each month
Time: 6:00 p.m. Networking / 6:30 p.m. Introductions & Presentation
Where: Farmington Library on Liberty Street (Grand River @ Farmington Road)
Cost: $22 with dinner / $10 without dinner
Via Zoom in January and February (no cost)
Register and download fliers on the Events page
​MEMBERSHIP COSTS:
ABWA National Dues: $125 - Click the "Join ABWA" button at the upper right
Chapter Annual Dues: $ 24 (prorated at $2 per month from August 1 through July 31). Chapter dues are paid on the "Member Access" page
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Changing Women's Lives . . . . One Woman at a Time. TM
Our Mission
To bring together businesswomen of diverse occupations and to provide opportunities for them to help themselves and others grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking support and national recognition.


Our Vision
Novi Oaks Charter Chapter educates and empowers women by supporting them to achieve their personal best.
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Dedicated to our chapter founder, Bettie Archer Johnson (pictured to the left , bottom center).


