(INDIANAPOLIS, IN. November 13, 2006) – The Network of Women in Business, Indianapolis’ oldest and largest locally based women’s organization, announced today that Ann Clifford, founder of Safari Solutions will be the featured speaker at their upcoming Entrepreneur Special Interest Group Meeting, Thursday, December 7th from 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

In her remarks, Ms. Clifford will discuss “How to Hire Your First Employee.” The event will be held at the LePeep Restaurant at Keystone Crossing, 8487 Union Chapel Road.

“Ann’s experience as a recruiter, specializing in small business, gives her the perfect background to speak to our group,” said Sandy Cropper, chairman, Entrepreneur Special Interest Group.

The program begins with open Networking at 7:30 a.m. Ms. Clifford’s remarks will begin around 8:00 a.m. There is no fee to attend, other than the cost of your breakfast. For more information or to RSVP contact Sandy Cropper at entrepreneurs@nowib.com.

About Ann Clifford: Ann Clifford is founder and owner of Safari Solutions, an HR consulting firm providing recruitment process outsourcing services. With a BS in accounting from Indiana University, Ann worked for Price Waterhouse and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) before beginning the first of several entrepreneurial ventures in 1987.

Active in the local business community, she is a member of TechPoint, Venture Club of Indiana, National Association of Women Business Owners, Network of Women in Business, and CEO Focus.

Ann is also the founder of BrandoHR, a company which provides branded recruiting tools for small and mid-size companies.

About NOWIB: The Network of Women in Business is Indianapolis’ oldest and largest locally based women’s organization. Established in 1979, the Network provided educational and developmental opportunities for professional women in Indianapolis.

For more information go to: http://www.nowib.com

Ann Clifford
317-578-1310
Fax: 317-841-8416
Clifford@safarisolutions.com
www.safarisolutions.com

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