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Executive Women International (EWI) was established in California in 1938 when Lucille Johnson Perkins recognized the importance and potential of an association of key women working with their executives to promote their firms and improve their community.  On April 29th of that year, Articles of Incorporation were filed with the State of California under the name Executives' Secretaries, Inc.

In May 1939, the Los Angeles business community recognized the value of such an organization, and that the city's chapter was chartered, and EWI was on it's way.  Since then, additional cities throughout the United States, Canada, and Europe have joined, forming a prestigious and exclusive networking organization of key firms and individuals.
The organization achieved its "international" status when the first Canadian chapter was chartered in Calgary, Alberta in August 1964.

During the 30th Annual Meeting of the corporation (May 1977), the organization's name was changed to "Executive Women International".  This change reflects the international expansion of the organization and recognizes the changing role of women in business and the diverse careers held by its representatives.

The Harrisburg Chapter chartered in 1979.  The organization meetings monthly at various sites throughout the greater Harrisburg area.  In addition to networking, educational and leadership opportunities the Harrisburg Chapter is actively involved in the Adult Students in Scholastic Transition (ASIST) Scholarship; provides support to various literacy projects including support to local libraries.

The representatives of the member firms of the Harrisburg Chapter are well-respected international, national, regional and local firms. 

 



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