We know a woman who can!
The Ayrshire Association of Business Women (AABW) is the leading business, entrepreneurial and professional women's group in Ayrshire.
The AABW offers networking and training opportunities; relevant motivational speakers and a chance to share experiences (and challenges) with other women.
Reciprocal trading between members is also encouraged. As we say "We know a woman who can!"
Who can join?
Women in business, whether working for an organisation or self-employed, and those in the professions are encouraged. We also welcome women who may be thinking about going into business for themselves.
We meet 10 times a year and welcome guests. Meetings are usually held on
the third Tuesday of the month at The Gailes Hotel & Restaurant. A fee
of £20.00 per meeting (£25 for guests) is made, with bookings
made in advance through our administration team or by booking online.
Latest news
- Visit to Dumfries House - aabw-june.pdf
04/06/2009 - PHOTO GALLERY - Some photographs of recent events at AABW.
The ASB Awards Dinner and Conference with our Woman of Achievement Winner Lorna Dempsey.
Our November 2008 event Pamper Evening where our member Jo of Flowers@7 was giving us all the opportunity to try our hand at flower arranging.
Our March 2009 event with a number of pupils and teachers in [...]
21/05/2009 - Speaking Out - Confident and Effective Communication - “Success in life is often dependent on your ability to communicate well, expressing your ideas so that they are heard, understood and acted upon.”
Communication is all around us but is it effective? We all have opinions but can we express these with conviction? We are asked to “say a few words” but can we deliver [...]
02/05/2009 - QUESTION TIME with John Scott MSP - Tuesday 21 April 2009 - John Scott was first elected to the Scottish Parliament in March 2000, after winning the Ayr by-election and was re-elected in May 2003 and May 2007. He currently holds the position of Party Spokesperson for Rural Affairs and the Environment and is also a member of several Cross Party Groups in the Scottish Parliament. Cross [...]
16/04/2009 - Chair Letter March 2009 - As new Chair I would like to start by acknowledging the fantastic efforts of the last committee, in particular the retirees - Lorna Alexander and Margaret Paterson. Thankyou for voting me into the hot chair! I look forward to the next 2 years. Well, what a start with Christine Thom. We learned how a [...]
16/03/2009