Hi Everyone, The judges have narrowed down the video entries to six in each age category, for the Clements Worldwide Expat Youth Scholarship (EYS), and are now inviting votes to pick the final winners. Voting will be open until 31 August 2011.
To support this great annual initiative, please cast your vote by:
1. Clicking "Like" the Expat Youth Scholarship page on Facebook;
2. Then accessing the "Vote Here" tab;
3. Then click "Like" for your favorite video in each category; and
4. Be sure to click "confirm" after you click "like", to make sure your voted are counted.
Thank you very much for supporting the EYS Scholarship! Andrea. :)
The EYS Scholarship is a unique scholarship program for expat youth, sponsored by global insurance provider and Expat Women Silver Sponsor, Clements Worldwide. A total of US$10,000 is awarded to students annually. This is the third year of the scholarship. For more details, please click here.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Would You Like To Vote in the Clements Worldwide 2011 Expat Youth Scholarship?
Monday, July 18, 2011
2011 Stevie® Awards for Women in Business
Hi Everyone, The eighth annual Stevie® Awards for Women in Business are now open! If you are a female entrepreneur, executive or employee - you are eligible to apply - and I hope you do.
The Stevie® Awards for Women in Business feature over 50 categories - including Best Entrepreneur, Best Young Entrepreneur, Best Executive, Mentor or Coach of the Year, Lifetime Achievement Award, Employee of the Year, Best Overall Company of the Year, and Most Innovative Company of the Year, among others. The awards are produced by the creators of the prestigious International Business Awards and the Stevie Awards for Sales and Customer Service.
The discounted early-bird entry deadline is 27 July 2011. For more information, please click here. Thanks and good luck! Andrea.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Want one of Your Expat Stories included in Jo Parfitt's updated book 'Forced to Fly'?
Hi Everyone, Here is a message from our good friend, Jo Parfitt (author of 28 books and an expert on the expat writing scene)...
"Back in 1998 I published an anthology of humorous writings about living overseas and called it 'Forced to Fly'. I sold over 2,000 copies and one forward-thinking international oil company even bought 200 copies to give to their international staff. Now, thanks to constant prods from satisfied readers I have decided to republish it in a second edition later this year.
So, to celebrate, I would like to include 20 new pieces of writing of up to 1,000 words in length. They can be on any specific incident or any theme that could only have happened to you because you were living abroad. Like how amusing your life became when you lived in Holland and began to travel everywhere by bicycle, or how you entered into the local Oktoberfest with more gusto than was appreciated, or the pickle you found yourself in when driving in India.
Laughter is the best medicine and Forced to Fly not only makes readers laugh with its funny stories, but also includes chapters on coping with culture shock and how to be happy. In the second edition we will also have a brand new chapter on developing resilience.
Entries will close on August 31st 2011. All winning entries will appear in the book and winners will not only receive two free copies and have the ability to buy additional copies of the book at discount but their entries will be included on the blog throughout 2012. Please send your entries to me (Jo Parfitt) via email."
This is a great opportunity to have one of your articles published. So if you are interested, get your thinking caps on, and good luck! Andrea :)
Monday, June 6, 2011
And the Winners of the Expat Women Book Launch Competition are...
Hi Everyone, We're delighted to announce the winners of our first Expat Women book launch competition for our new motivational book, Expat Women: 50 Answers to Your Real-Life Questions about Living Abroad. The winners, and their fantastic prizes are...
Prize 1: Career, Recruitment and/or Personal Branding Coaching - Valued at US$1,010!
Winner = Carrie Shearer!
Lois Freeke
Lois Freeke is an award-winning recruitment manager and career and personal branding strategist. She helps expats, executives and entrepreneurs manage their careers and effectively differentiate themselves for career and business success.
Prize 2: Personal Branding, Career or Executive Coaching – Valued at US$900!
Winner = Andrea Cummings!
Winner = Heidi Reyes!
Winner = Heather Detrick!
Winner = Gry Tina Tinde!
Winner = Nicole Gรถksel!
Winner = Cynthia Woods!
Winner = Genevieve Faith!
Winner = Carole Mobbs!
Winner = Jacqueline van Gent!
Congratulations to all of our winners and a big thanks to all of you who supported us and bought a copy of our new book. All winners will be emailed individually in the next 48 hours and should confirm their acceptance of their prize within seven (7) calendar days. For full terms and conditions of our competition, please click here.
Thanks and have a day/evening! Andrea
PS. If you have not yet downloaded a free sample of (some of) our book, but would like to, please click here. Thanks. :)
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Be Quick... Only 2 Days Left in our Expat Women US$5,000 Book Launch Competition
Monday, May 23, 2011
Expat Women: Confessions - Launch Party Photos
So instead, I hijacked the first night of my dear friend Nan Singh's girls' getaway weekend (6-8 May) to a beach resort here in Malaysia, asked my friends to dress in black, happily gave them all a free copy of the hot-off-the-press book, in a pretty pink bag with Teuscher chocolates, and took some photos.
And so with this, yes, we had a small launch - and here are our photos! (Victoria was with us in spirit, as was Gisella Apicella.) Andrea x
| The Gorgeous Expat Women at our "Launch Party" |
| Elle and Hana |
| Front Row: Left to Right: Hana Moafi Abdel-Razek (Egyptian); Andrea Martins (Australian); Duyen Nguyen (Vietnamese); and Elle Bowe (Singaporean). Back Row: Left to Right: Bhaven Singh (Indian); Nan Singh - the Birthday Girl (Canadian); Francesca Gasparrini (Italian); Britta Kirkegaad Lustig (Danish); Deborah Willsher (British); Renee Beasley (Australian); Shontelle Allwood (Canadian); and Maaike Kolthek (Dutch).  |
| Francesca modeling the book with the groovy pink bag |
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| Deborah - completely engrossed ;-) |
Haven't entered our US$5,000 book launch competition yet?
Be quick... there's only 9 days left in our competition... Details here.
Thanks for your generous support and efforts to spread-the-word!
Andrea
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Expat Women Book Launched With US$5000 Competition!
Hi Everyone! We are very excited to announce that we finally launched our first motivational book for expatriate women, Expat Women: Confessions - 50 Answers to Your Real-Life Questions about Living Abroad.
To celebrate, we are running a US$5,000 book launch competition in May. Prizes include: Life Coaching; Career Coaching; a Successful Blogging Consultation; Personal Branding Coaching; Writing Coaching; Passport Career access; an Amazon Kindle; and an Amazon gift voucher!
Here's more about the book...
In Expat Women: Confessions – 50 Answers to Your Real-Life Questions about Living Abroad, experienced expats Andrea Martins and Victoria Hepworth share a wealth of wisdom and positive tips to motivate you at every stage of your expat journey. They cover popular topics like leaving family back home, transitioning quickly, intercultural relationships, parenting bilingual children and work-life balance. They also address more difficult issues such as expat infidelity, divorce, alcoholism and reverse culture shock.
If you have ever wondered what it is like to live abroad, work abroad or accompany your working partner abroad, this book is for you. If you are already living the expat life but have mixed feelings about settling in, rebuilding your identity, relationship changes, successfully managing your money and career, raising children far from home or repatriating, this book is also for you. Or if you are just looking for a motivational gift for your expat friends, clubs or companies, Expat Women: Confessions is likewise for you!
Here's more about the US$5,000 in prizes...
For each copy of our book bought in May 2011, we will thank you with one (1) entry into our fantastic US$5,000 book launch competition (if you email us your purchase e-receipt by 11:59pm 31 May 2011 New York time). For full terms and conditions, click here.
Prize 1: Career, Recruitment and/or Personal Branding Coaching – Valued at US$1,010!
Lois Freeke (Lois Freeke)
Lois Freeke is an award-winning recruitment manager and career and personal branding strategist. She helps expats, executives and entrepreneurs manage their careers and effectively differentiate themselves for career and business success.
Prize 2: Personal Branding, Career or Executive Coaching – Valued at US$900!
Career by Choice Expat Career & Personal Branding Coaching (Megan Fitzgerald)
Megan Fitzgerald helps expats seeking inspiration and a sense of purpose draw out "untapped expertise" to become highly visible, sought after and land work abroad. She works with these global minded professionals and entrepreneurs to find what they do best to build careers that fit who they are and the life they want to live overseas.
Prize 3: Career and/or Executive Coaching – Valued at US$660!
Clear Horizon Coaching (Rebecca Wells)
Clear Horizon Coaching provides career advancement and personal branding coaching for senior and middle management executives. Clear Horizon Coaching helps you raise your profile and get ahead at work in 2011.
Prize 4: Career Coaching – Valued at US$500!
Zest and Zen International Coaching (Anne Egros)
Global Career and Life Coach, Anne Egros, specializes in helping global executives, international managers and expatriates developing their international career. She helps her clients to have a successful expat life and provides support for transition management.
Prize 5: Blogging Consultation and Free eBook, Audio Book and More – Valued at US$499!
Successful Blogging (Annabel Candy)
Successful Blogging teaches small business owners and writers how to tap into the power of blogging to market their business or build a platform for their writing.
Prize 6: Writing Coaching – Valued at US$480!
Summertime Publishing (Jo Parfitt)
Jo Parfitt is the author of 28 books and runs Summertime Publishing. She specializes in helping new expat writers to get into print and loves empowering others to find their story and their voice.
Prize 7: Passport Career database access (3 months) – Valued at US$395!
Passport Career (Susan Musich)
Passport Career is a dynamic global job search tool (with loads of useful information) for organizations to support accompanying partners of international assignees.
Prize 8: Expatriate Life Coaching – Valued at US$300!
Live Life Now Coaching (Nicola McCall)
Live Life Now Coaching specializes in coaching for expatriate life and work issues. It aims to improve the fulfilment of employees, families and employers during expatriate assignments. Happier expatriates make happier employees, families and successful assignments!
Prize 9: Amazon Kindle (WiFi) – Valued at US$156!
Amazon Kindle
Kindle Wireless Reading Device. Wi-Fi. 6" Display. The #1 Bestseller on Amazon.
Prize 10: Amazon Gift Voucher – Valued at US$100!
Amazon Gift Vouchers
Buy something you have been saving up for on Amazon. Redeemable at your Amazon store of choice.
Here's some nice words from the review copies sent out...
"What a great book! For the first time, a real-life manual that will reassure every expat woman that she is not alone in her unspoken feelings and questions. I loved it!"
Ruth E. Van Reken, Co-author of Third Culture Kids: Growing Up Among Worlds
"A terrific book! Real-life examples of the challenges expat women face, with insightful and practical advice, this should be on the must-read list for anyone involved
with expatriate administration."
Andrea David, Head of Global Mobility, Bloomberg LP
"For once, a book that tells the truth about the expat experience. An inspiring account, and a must read for those contemplating an international assignment or those already on one."
Yvonne McNulty, PhD, Assistant Professor, James Cook University, Singapore
"A must for anyone who is, has been or will be an expat!"
Peggy Love, GMS, CERP, President, FIGT (Families in Global Transition)
"Expat Women: Confessions is a wonderful addition to the literature on the experiences of women during their lives abroad. Andrea and Victoria answer difficult questions with empathy, an upbeat attitude, and wisdom. This is a book that every expat woman should keep at her bedside for the moments that inevitably surface when abroad – and even after repatriation."
Elizabeth Perelstein, President, School Choice International and named one of Fortune Magazine's 10 Most Powerful Women Entrepreneurs (2010)
"This book is a great resource for all expat women."
Leslie Brant Teixeira, Director, U.S. Department of State Family Liaison Office
Here's how to download a free sample of the book...
http://www.expatwomen.com/downloads/expat-women-confessions-book-sample.pdf
Here's how to support us and buy the book...
Buy now on Amazon.com
Buy on Amazon Kindle
Pre-Order on Amazon.ca
Pre-Order on Amazon.co.uk
Pre-Order on Amazon.fr
Pre-Order on Amazon.co.jp
Pre-Order on Amazon.de
Pre-Order on Amazon.cn
Buy E-Book (Coming May 2011)
Buy on iPad (Coming May 2011)
Don't forget to email us your purchase e-receipt and be entered into our fantastic US$5,000 book launch competition. For full terms and conditions, click here.
And if you like it, please, please leave a review on an Amazon site. Thank you so much. :-)
Here's where to go if you need images for your blog or expat club newsletters...
http://www.expatwomen.com/expat-women-press.php
Here's where to go to request a full preview e-copy if you are representing a registered expat club...
Just click here and talk to Ashley, thanks.
Thanks for your support! Andrea
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Reminder: Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship 2011: Entries Close May 13
Hi Everyone, If you know any expat youth aged between 12 and 18, then please remind them that the 2011 Clements International Expat Youth Scholarship is accepting entries only until May 13.
The Clements scholarship offers US$10,000, to be shared by six winning students. It is a fabulously positive contest and we wish all expat youth entrants all the very, very best! Andrea
Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship 2011
Now in its third year, Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship is a unique contest exclusively for expat students who spend their childhoods moving between different countries and cultures.
The 2011 Expat Youth Scholarship is open to students ages 12-18 of any nationality who have resided in a foreign country for at least two consecutive years.
This year's theme asks participants to create a video explaining their favorite thing about their host country and its culture.
A total of US$10,000 in scholarships will be awarded to six students in the following categories:
Category One (Ages 12 - 15)
1st Place $3,000
2nd Place $1,500
3rd Place $ 500
Category Two (Ages 16 - 18)
1st Place $3,000
2nd Place $1,500
3rd Place $ 500
Please share this with any young expats you know who many be interested, and encourage them to visit Clements' Scholarship site for more information.
The best way to stay updated and share info about the Expat Youth Scholarship (EYS)?
Become a Facebook fan and follow EYS on Twitter!
Thanks and good luck to all entrants!
ExpatWomen.com's Silver Sponsor Clements International is a leading provider of insurance for expatriates and international organizations. Founded in 1947, Clements offers worldwide auto, property, health, life and commercial insurance with superior customer service and claims response to customers in more than 170 countries. For more information on Clements International's global list of programs and services, please click here. Thanks.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Cartier Women's Initiative Awards
Hi Everyone, Whilst it might be a bit late for you to submit a comprehensive entry for this year's competition, here is a wonderful competition you might like to diarize for next year. It is the Cartier Women's Initiative Awards and 2011 entries are due March 15.
Here are some criteria details:
"The project to be considered for the Cartier Women's Initiative Awards must be an original for-profit business creation in the initial phase (1-3 years old) led by a woman.
- The “for-profit” requirement: the business submitted for the Award must be designed to generate revenues. We do not accept non-profit project proposals.
- The “originality” requirement: we want your project to be a new concept, conceived and imagined by the founder and her team and not a copy or subsidiary of an existing business.
- The “initial phase” requirement: the project you submit should be in the first stages of its development with one year of operations and sales to account for but no older than 3-4 years. The ‘age’ of the company will not be measured solely on the basis of the date of incorporation. The development and size of the company will also be taken into account.
- The main leadership position must be filled by a woman. A good command of English is required (both verbal and written) to take full advantage of the benefits the Award has to offer.
- All entrants must be aged 18 or the age of legal majority in their respective countries or states of citizenship, whichever is older, on the day of the application deadline of March 15, 2011."
Here are the details about how to apply.
Here you can read about the 2010 Laureates. The awards ceremony for 2011 will be held in France in October. I look forward to reading about this year's winners! Andrea
Monday, February 14, 2011
Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship 2011 - Opened Today!
Hi Everyone, If you know any expat youth aged between 12 and 18, then today is an exciting day because it is the opening day of the 2011 Clements International Expat Youth Scholarship! The Clements scholarship offers US$10,000, to be shared by six winning students. It is a fabulously positive contest and we wish all expat youth entrants all the very, very best! Andrea
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Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship 2011
Now in its third year, Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship is a unique contest exclusively for expat students who spend their childhoods moving between different countries and cultures.
The 2011 Expat Youth Scholarship is open to students ages 12-18 of any nationality who have resided in a foreign country for at least two consecutive years.
This year's theme asks participants to create a video explaining their favorite thing about their host country and its culture.
A total of US$10,000 in scholarships will be awarded to six students in the following categories:
Category One (Ages 12 - 15)
1st Place $3,000
2nd Place $1,500
3rd Place $500
Category Two (Ages 16 - 18)
1st Place $3,000
Please share this with any young expats you know who many be interested and visit http://www.expatyouthscholarship.com for more information.
The entry deadline is May 13, 2011.
The best way to stay updated and share info about the Expat Youth Scholarship (EYS)?
Thanks and good luck to all entrants!
ExpatWomen.com's Silver Sponsor Clements International is a leading provider of insurance for expatriates and international organizations. Founded in 1947, Clements offers worldwide auto, property, health, life and commercial insurance with superior customer service and claims response to customers in more than 170 countries. For more information on Clements International's global list of programs and services, please click here. Thanks.
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Winner: Expat Women Blog Shout-Out Competition
Thank you very much to everyone who gave us a an expat blog shout-out recently for our 4th birthday.
Special congratulations go today to Cathy (an American in Belgium) whose blog shout-out here was randomly selected as the winner of our US$100 Amazon.com gift voucher!
Remember: if you like what we do, you are welcome to give us a blog shout-out anytime - you do not have to wait for our annual competition. ;-)
Thanks so much, Andrea.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Happy 4th Birthday Expat Women & Blog Shout-Out Competition!
Hi Everyone, Today is ExpatWomen's 4th Birthday online. It is a day that we celebrate all of the wonderful supporters like you in our audience - who send us positive emails, contribute ideas and who help us gain new members by telling your friends to join ExpatWomen.com as well. (More members = more sponsors = more bills paid = we stay online longer!)
So, a huge thank you to you, wherever you are around the world. We genuinely appreciate your support and we are eternally grateful that you read our newsletters and share our site with your friends. Thanks to you, ExpatWomen.com now has over 10,000 members worldwide - of 165 nationalities, based in 187 countries!
We also need to say a big thank you to our sponsors. Despite the odds at times, we have managed to keep our site completely free and still paid all our bills (which is a great achievement for a very niche site). For that, we would like to take a minute to thank our (2011) sponsors: Aetna (Health Insurance); Barclays Wealth International; SIRVA Relocation; Trafimar Relocation (Mexico); Clements International (Multi-purpose Insurance); and US Global Mail. If you are in need of any of the services that our sponsors offer, please consider supporting them, as they do us. Many thanks.
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Expat Women Blog Shout-Out Competition:
To celebrate our birthday, we are randomly giving away one US$100 Amazon.com voucher to one lucky blogger who gives us a positive, happy birthday shout-out on their blog - anytime between now and midnight 31 January 2011 (US EST).
To enter is as easy as 1-2-3:
(1) Say good things about our site and wish us a happy birthday for this month;
(2) Remember to include a link in your shout-out back to ExpatWomen.com; and
(3) Please email us your blog URL (in an email entitled something like “Blog Competition”), your name and location, by the deadline above.
Blog shout-outs help us a lot, so thank you very much in advance and good luck!
Potentially useful text for your shout-out:
ExpatWomen.com is the largest global website helping women living abroad. The site displays 1,000+ content pages, 1,600+ expat women blogs, 300+ readers' stories, invaluable country resource pages, interviews with successful expat women, loads of motivational articles and an inspirational blog and newsletter.
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Thank you very much again for your support Everyone!
Have a great day/evening/week/year! Andrea x
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Stevie Awards For Women In Business: Deadline August 31
Hi Everyone, If you are interested in entering the 7th annual Stevie Awards For Women In Business, you had better be quick, as the deadline closes Tuesday August 31 (although late entries will be accepted through September 30 with a US$35 late entry fee). To find out more, please click here.
This competition invites international entries, so I hope some of you talented expat women apply.
All the very best if you do! Andrea
Friday, July 30, 2010
Expat Writers: Paris Writing Contest
Hi Everyone, If you are an expat (or former expat) in Paris, and you fancy yourself a clever writer, read on...
"Paris Writers News is launching its first contest for the Best and Most Delightful Stories about Paris. Twelve stories will be selected for publication in a collection of short stories about Paris.
Love, hate, expectation, desire, dreams, discovery and disappointment in the world’s most beautiful city. All themes, periods and approaches will be considered. What we’re looking for: a great story, well-told. Humor, wit and luminous prose, please apply! All authors welcome, published and unpublished.
Entry fee: Ten Euro
Deadline for submission: November 30, 2010
After a pre-selection by the Editorial Committee, twelve distinguished judges from the literary community will each select one story for publication. The Best and Most Delightful Stories about Paris will be published in paperback, e-book and POD in the fall of 2011."
Click here for more details and good luck to our expat writers in Paris! Andrea
Monday, May 24, 2010
Stevie Awards For Women In Business
Hi Everyone, The 2010 Stevie Awards for Women in Business are now accepting entries!
If you are a woman who has achieved amazing things (and I am sure that many of you have), why not consider entering this year to see how you fare.
On Tuesday 20 July at 1pm ET (U.S.), they are running a free webinar entitled "How to Enter the Stevie Awards for Women in Business". Learn more about the webinar here.
To enter, click here for the entry kit. The early-bird entry deadline is July 28. Good luck expat women! Andrea :-)
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Have You Ever Worked Abroad? Would You Like 3 Free Coaching Sessions & A Free Book?
Hi Everyone, Elizabeth Kruempelmann of Global Citizen Coaching is updating the work abroad section of her 2004 book The Global Citizen: A Guide to Creating an International Life and Career (affiliate link) and she is looking for your story of working abroad.
If you have ever worked abroad (as an employee or as a freelancer), or if you have ever taken part in a work-exchange program, internship or volunteer program abroad, Elizabeth would love to hear from you (about what obstacles you faced, how you overcame them and what tips you could offer others).
Elizabeth says your story does not need to be long: 50 - 300 words is great. She is just looking for words of wisdom for others who aspire to work abroad.
In return, for each story included in her updated book, Elizabeth is willing to offer three free coaching sessions (on the subject of your choice) plus a copy of her updated book! That's pretty impressive as an incentive for writing only 50 - 300 words - so get your thinking caps on and give it a go!
Deadline for submissions to Elizabeth is next Monday, 24 May. The stories selected for inclusion will be announced by Elizabeth (to her network) on 31 May.
Thanks and good luck! Andrea
Clements International Expat Youth Scholarships Update
Hi Everyone, Thank you very much to all those students who submitted an entry this year to Clements International's Expat Youth Scholarship.
Over 500 entries were received and the winners will be announced on September 13. In the meantime, you are invited to sign up for updates and information on the Expat Youth Scholarship Facebook and Twitter pages.
Good luck to all who applied! Andrea
Expat Women May 2010 Newsletter
Hi Everyone, My apologies, I forgot to blog that we sent our Expat Women newsletter in the first week of May (not as bad as forgetting to collect your 75-year-old mother from the grocery store, which happened last week to my friend Anna), so if you were a member then but did not receive your newsletter, please tell us here.
May Newsletter
In addition to our May Expat Women home page features, our newsletter included:
* The name of the winner (Katherine C in China - congratulations Katherine!) of our Amazon Kindle Tell-A-Friend competition. A big thank you to everyone who supported us by telling their friends about us for that competition!
* The name of our Explorer Publishing mini-guide pack winner;
* Our winning story by Expat Women member Jeanie (a New Zealander in China), entitled Where's My Dessert and Coffee?; and
* A useful article from our Silver Sponsor Clements International..... 10 Things You Need To Know About International Auto Insurance.
If you are not a member of our main site, ExpatWomen.com, please join today to support us (and receive a link to download our free Expat Women e-book "Winning Stories"). This will also mean that next month your newsletter will be delivered directly to your inbox.
Thanks Everyone! Andrea
Monday, April 26, 2010
Hurry... Amazon Kindle Competition Ending
Hi Everyone, Just one final blog reminder that our Amazon Kindle competition (win one for you and one for your friend!) closes April 30. If you have not told all your expat women friends to join, please do so today. Thanks for your support! Andrea
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Want to Win a Kindle for You and Your Friend?
Hi Everyone, In an effort to further raise awareness of Expat Women and the plethora of free resources we have available for women living abroad, please support our 'Tell A Friend' competition and tell as many friends as you can to join ExpatWomen.com and to answer "Friend" in the "How Did You Hear About Us?" box.
On 30 April at 5pm New York time, we will compile a list of every new member who was referred by a "Friend" and then ask someone independent of ExpatWomen.com to randomly select a winning number that will match one of the new member numbers who were referred by a "Friend".
The winning member will be emailed from contactus@expatwomen.com and asked who referred them. If they do not reply within seven calendar days they will be emailed again. If they do not reply within a further seven calendar days they will forfeit their chance to win and a new winner will be randomly selected. This process will continue until we have a winner who responds to the winning notification email with the name of their referring friend, so that we can be sure that we actually have a winner (and their referring friend) to claim these great prizes!
The winning member and their (one only) referrer (who must also be a current member of ExpatWomen.com) will each win an Amazon Kindle Wireless Reading Device (6" display diagonal E Ink® edition, 8" x 5.3" x 0.36") valued on Amazon.com at 1 March 2010 @ US$259. Judges decision will be final.
So please rally some support for us and encourage your friends to join Expat Women today!
Thanks so much in advance for your support, Andrea.
PS. In response to a few questions about this post, I need to add that: If you are already an ExpatWomen.com member and receive our monthly newsletters, you do not have to join again on the sign-up page. Just ask your friends to visit that page and sign up please. Thanks. :-)
