Time Flies! Where does it go? Is it really on my side? With a seemingly endless flood of inputs into our daily lives, requests for our time and attention are coming from an increasing number of sources: phones, computers, tablets and (curiously) now even some appliances. And true for so many of us, the line between personal and professional life is blurred as best. So where do we find the time?For me, both personally and professionally I am always inventing crafty hacks to be more efficient with my time. A few years back I created a TIME INVENTORY - an evaluation and management process to categorize and allocate the way in which I spend my allotted 24 hours per day. It went well – I found "the time" as they say. I freed up 12 hours per month just my making a few tweaks to my monthly schedule.  If you want to make your own TIME INVENTORY, start with a simple spreadsheet. The vertical column marks your 24-hour daily time allowance. The horizontal column is labeled to identify your “buckets” – broad categories to which you allocate your time.  Your buckets will be specific to your world, but here are mine: My Time Inventory - How I Spend My Time (Monthly) 1. Livelihood - For me, this is time spent with existing clients time spent fulfilling contractual commitments, providing value added services and building long term value. For you, defined as people who are paying you. 2. Future Livelihood - For me, this is time spent cultivating new clients and key relationships. For you, defined as people who will one day (hopefully soon) be paying you.  If you are in a position that does not require you to bring in new clients you might try these categories:  Your Main Job (Generates $) Your Side Gig (Generates $) Future Income (Not Currently Generating $) 3. Pro Bono Work – Philanthropy has always been central to the Anything is Posh Able brand culture. In fact, I donate about 10% of my work hours providing FREE Event Planning, Marketing and Public Relations services to Central Florida nonprofits - through my giving brand - Posh Abilities. 4. Strategic Partnerships and Alliances – Building your brand, sharing you vision and connecting with others in the fields you want to work in or support. You might also think of this category as networking. But a word of advice – if you are at a networking event and you look around the room and no one there could hire you - it’s not really networking (is it?). It’s not that I am anti networking events – in fact I organize some pretty impactful ones myself – just noting importance of being strategic with your time.  5. Personal Enrichment and Relationships – As a business owner, the line between my personal and professional life is paper thin. So I am intentional to allocate PLENTY of time for fitness, friends and fun. I like getting out my comfort zone, trying new things and spending time doing things I enjoy with people I love being around. 6. Other – This is the bucket for activity that cannot be placed in any of the other categories. A catch-all for activities that are not building my mission, not generating income or potential income, not benefiting society or enriching my life or personal relationships.  When I did my TIME INVENTORY, I discovered that I was spending nearly 20% of my time doing activities from my “OTHER” bucket.  Meaning doing things that were not supporting my vision or driving my plan. Luckily, it was a clean fix, I found that most the “other” stuff was coming from one (easy to resolve) source – which I call my INPUT channels.  Input channels are the ways in which we allow others access to our life - both digitally (emails, texts and phones) and real-time (coffees, calls and conversations).  Coming Soon - read Defining and Streamlining your Input Channels for Peak Efficiency.

Empowerment was in the air as some of Orlando's most empowering and hilarious women gathered at The Abbey in downtown Orlando on Thursday, January 24, 2019 for the inaugural Empowering Night of Laughter brought to you by Posh Able Events - where Anything is Posh Able. The evening was an "unprofessional" stand-up comedy experience - intended to inspire all of us to be fearless in getting out of our comfort zones. Check out More Funny Video and Photos A SOLD OUT crowd was witness to empowerment in action as nine Fearlessly Funny Women "got out of their comfort zones" and took center stage to perform a five-minute comedic routine - which they had written themselves. They were joined by our 3 Empresses of Empowerment (Heather Wilkie, Real Radio Moira and Kaia Forget) who rocked the house their passion-filed stories of how having a sense of humor in life has empowered them. Thank you to Ybeth Bruzual, Spectrum News13 Anchor, who led the evening with her signature style of awesome. The evening recognized three local nonprofit organizations (Orlando City Foundation, Zebra Coalition, A Gift For Teaching) who are on the front lines empowering people in the Central Florida community to live their best lives. A special thank you to Bay Hill Jewelers for "bringing the glam" at the Bay Hill Jewelers Styling Station.  Thank you to Orlando Magazine and the Orlando News Room blog for your in-print and online coverage of event. The inspiration behind An Empowering Night of Laughter is Paula Wyatt, Orlando Enthusiast and Chief Excitement Officer at Anything is Posh Able (Events, Image Building and Philanthropy) - who already has partnerships in place for the 2nd Annual Empowering Night of Laughter set for January 2020. "I grew up with a professional comedian as a father. So I learned early on that there was a special magic in the ability to make someone laugh - laughter is powerful and comedy is connection. Having done stand-up comedy myself, I can report that it's the most terrifyingly awesome thing that anyone can do in terms of taking life to the next level and getting out of your comfort zone. Because comedy has empowered me in my life and because I think getting out of your comfort zone should be mandatory - I wanted to offer other women a platform to feel the peak level of aliveness that only comes from stand-up comedy. So, I created An Empowering Night of Laughter - bringing together an energetic room full of empowered and philanthropic women for a hilarious night of laughter." The take away is - get out of your comfort zone, try new things, take risks....and most importantly don't forget to LAUGH

The Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina will come alive with a culture-rich Indian-American heritage night as part of the NBA Nets vs. Hornets game on February 23, 2019. Tickets can be purchased at www.excelindiausa.com. Each ticket includes a reserved seat at the 7:00pm NBA game as well as a seat for the dance competition and access to a full line up of unique cultural entertainment. EXCEL INDIA® organizes India Day Heritage Nights in partnership with NBA franchises across the country. The in-game events promote Indian-American heritage through the development of creative community partnerships and networking events. BOLLYWOOD MAGIC® is a national dance showcase and competition providing culture-rich entertainment featured before, during and after the NBA franchise games. NBA franchises include: Orlando Magic, Washington Wizards, Brooklyn Nets and Charlotte Hornets. View Halftime Performance Video “The mission of Bollywood Magic is to preserve and integrate Indian culture into the US mainstream - through Sports. This integration will not only keep our rich heritage alive for future generations of Indian Americans. but also keep our vibrant culture at the forefront for millions of sports fans.” says: Chandni Navodita, Creative Director and Co-Founder of ExcelIndia® BOLLYWOOD MAGIC® is an EXCELINDIA® company. EXCELINDIA® organizes Heritage Nights in partnership with NBA franchises across the country. The in-game events promote Indian-American heritage through the development of creative community partnerships and production of culture-rich entertainment highlighting Indian lifestyle through music, dance and fashion.

Americans gave an estimated $410 billion in 2017 to nonprofit organizations according to the Giving USA 2018 report.  The 2018 report will be out summer of 2019.  These dollars include everything from little league teams to disaster relief and include faith-based organizations and higher education institutions.  This amount equates to 2% percent of the gross domestic product and is growing at about 3% a year. To offer some context, the nonprofit sector is a $410 billion-dollar market. Compare this to The entire Fast Food Market at $200 billion and the entire Coffee Industry at $208 billion. This means that the nonprofit sector generates more money each year than the entire fast-food and coffee industries  combined.   There are more than 1.5 million nonprofit organizations registered in the United States, according to the National Center for Charitable Statistics (NCCS). This number includes public charities, private foundations, and other types of nonprofit organizations, including chambers of commerce, fraternal organizations and civic leagues. With a population of about 325 million that means that if we divided the number of nonprofit organizations into the total number of charities (just for fun to show relation) each charity would have only 216 people to support it.  But in actuality, industry research suggests that at least half of all nonprofits are set up to fail. So, this should leave about 750 thousand nonprofits to split the pie. Right? Not exactly. Industry experts report that there is a big gap between the TOP performing charitable organizations, and “the rest.” Why Do Some Nonprofits Fail?  Here is where the data gets a little lighter, but if you care to take a deeper look at the many insightful statistics impacting the nonprofit sector, including why people give, how they give and to whom they are giving - here are some reliable sources:           Urban Institute         National Center for Charitable Statistics          Guide Star         Statistical         National Council of Nonprofits Now, let’s look again at the $410 billion that Americans give annually to charity. Where is it coming from? Who is giving and how much are they giving?  According to the Giving USA 2018 report, we can analyze donations by category. Of the total $410 billion given annually by Americans:         70% came from individuals         16% came from foundations         9% came from bequests         5% from corporations As someone who works with nonprofit organizations to help them grow their corporate donations and to build strategic partnerships, I was very surprised to see that of the total amount donated to charity each year by Americans, only 5% came from corporations. But with a closer look, it makes sense as there are only 28 million registered businesses, who are doing the giving - while we have over 325 million individuals doing the giving. Working with nonprofit organizations to develop marketing and fundraising strategies, I am always interested in WHY PEOPLE GIVE.  The newest information from the Giving USA 2018 report shows that of the total annual charitable giving (of $410 billion) Americans are giving to the following categories:         Religion 30%         Education 14%         Human Services 12%         Gifts to Foundations 11% (unique as they BOTH give and receive)       Health 9%          Public Society Benefit 7%         International Affairs 6%        Arts and Culture 5%         Environmental/Animal 3%         To other individuals 2% So the $410 billion dollar question that all nonprofit marketers, leadership teams and boards are asking themselves is – what motivates someone to give? (and more importantly) How can you everage that information to elevate your mission and grow your donor base? There is a science to "why people give" and there is an art to "convincing them to do it."  Mainstream marketers sell a product or service by identifying a need within a target market, making a product to fill that need - then effectively communicating how their product or service will fill that need. In the world of nonprofit marketing, we are selling ideas and feelings about potential impact. Nonprofit marketing, in contrast to selling shoes, is selling the idea that there is an urgent problem and then convincing a potential donor that their contribution will positively impact that problem. By the way, doing this whilst competing amongst the 1.5 million other equally worthy nonprofits.

“I think the best role models for women are people who are fruitfully and confidently themselves, who bring light into the world.” - Meryl Streep (Orlando, Fla.) — On March 1, 2019, at the Women’s Inspired Leadership Awards Luncheon, i4 Business magazine will celebrate eight women whose leadership brings light to the Central Florida community. This year’s honorees offer inspiration through their perseverance, innovation and compassion, with each having contributed to the region’s vitality. Celebrated in March to coincide with Women’s History Month, the awards luncheon is intended to uplift, inspire and encourage. The magazine has held the awards since 2016. Each honoree will be featured in the March issue of i4 Business. The magazine accepted nominations for the awards from throughout Central Florida, and a committee of community leaders voted on the entries. The 2019 honorees are: Spirit of Advocacy: Shelley Lauten, CEO of the Central Florida Commission on Homelessness. Spirit of Mentorship: Pamela Rogan, president and CEO of Rogan Marketing and Communications. Spirit of Progress: Avani Desai, president of Schellman & Company. Spirit of Engagement: Catherine McManus, president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County. Spirit of Innovation: Suneera Madhani, CEO and founder of Fattmerchant. Spirit of Collaboration: Davia Moss, vice president of operations and client services with Next Horizon. Spirit of Entrepreneurship: Dena Jalbert, founder and CEO of Align Business Advisory Services Athena NextGen Emerging Leader: Alyse Quinn, accounts vice president with big.vison “In shining a light on the accomplishments of these women, i4 Business hopes to empower them to continue their valuable work in the Central Florida community, and encourage others to participate in any way they can,” said Cherise Czaban, CEO of i4 Business LLC. “With the contributions and perspectives of many, we might all benefit by strengthening and sustaining Central Florida’s excellent quality of life.” The awards event will be held from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. March 1, 2019, at Rosen Shingle Creek, 9939 Universal Blvd., Orlando, FL 32819. Limited sponsorship opportunities are still available. For information, contact Publisher Cherise Czaban, cherise@i4biz.com or 321-848-3530. To purchase tickets or corporate tables, visit bit.ly/WomensInspiredLeadership. *** ABOUT i4 BUSINESS MAGAZINE          Through its print and digital platforms, i4 Business magazine promotes the spirit of entrepreneurship and provides a showcase for and about business leaders throughout Central Florida. Now in its sixth year, the magazine is produced monthly in Orlando. Visit www.i4biz.com. January 24, 2019 MEDIA CONTACT: Cherise Czaban, Publisher cherise@i4biz.com 321-848-3530

11th Annual Orlando Home & Garden Show Comes to the Orange County Convention Center Jan. 11-13 Show Features Celebrity Appearance by Jeff Lewis of Bravo's ‘Flipping Out’ ORLANDO, Fla. (Dec. 20, 2018) – Start the new year off right at the 11th Annual Orlando Home & Garden Show being held Jan. 11-13 at the Orange County Convention Center. The show promises to be better than ever as builders, gardeners and DIY’ers welcome 2019 with the latest and greatest products, exhibits and seminars.  Showattendees will find builders, remodelers, contractors, building materials, decks, pools, spas, entertainment systems, storage solutions, all kinds of plants, landscape displays, kitchenware, home accessories and much more.  SPECIAL GUESTS ·         Celebrity Appearance by Jeff Lewis of Bravo's “Flipping Out” ·         Special Guest, Boyce Thompson, Home Tech Guru SHOW HIGHLIGHTS With Landscape, Home Improvement and Interior Design Experts, plus Pets, Wildlife and Family Fun - the Orlando Home & Garden Show is more than a home show…it is fun! Landscape Experts ·         Landscapes, Gardening, Plant Sales & Soil Testing ·         Local Landscapers – Get your lawn and garden questions answered by visiting with local experts ·         Gardening Seminars – Learn how to get more from your yard and garden by growing your own produce ·         Outdoor Living Solutions – Featuring outdoor kitchens, grills, patio furniture, fountains and yard art ·         On-Site Plant Sale – Plants from Elemental Nursery & Flowers from Farm 9 ·         University of Florida Master Gardeners – Free pH testing for your soil samples Home Improvement The Orlando Home & Garden show also includes a complete selection of home improvement experts and ideas where you can really get a ‘feel’ for your next home improvement project. You’ll find just about everything for your home all under one roof: ·         Kitchen & Bath Experts ·         Contractors & Remodelers ·         Interior design ·         Outdoor Living & Entertaining ·         Cabinets, Countertops & Flooring ·         Closet & Garage Storage & Organization ·         DIY Seminars by The Home Depot ·         Solar Energy Solutions Interior Design & Style This show is packed with design and style. The SODO Home Design Center, a show-goers favorite, features the latest trends in lighting, kitchens, baths, countertops, flooring, cabinetry, appliances and more. Attendees can touch and feel new products from the highest quality brands, and find solutions that inspire and revitalize your home and speak with an interior designer about their own spaces. Florida's Pets & Wildlife Animal & nature lovers, unite! This show has a great variety of Florida’s own pets and wildlife to explore! ·         Gator & Animal Encounters by Gatorland ·         Obedience & Obstacle Demos by Sit Means Sit ·         On-site Pet Adoptions by Polka Dogz Pet Rescue ·         Bird of Prey Shows Family Fun ·         Meet Curious George and have your picture taken with him! He will be excited to meet your kiddos Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ·         Board & Brush Plank Wood Projects ·         Cupcake Decorating by The Naked Cupcake ·         Chocolate Making Seminars ·         Birdfeeder Building with The Home Depot ·         Wine Lounge ·         Central Park with a Farmer’s Market & Yard Games When: Jan. 11-13, 2019 Where: Orange County Convention Center (Hall NB, North B) 9400 Universal Blvd Orlando, FL 32819 Hours: Friday 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: Adult 17+: $9 65+ & Retired Military: $7 w/valid ID 16 & Under: Free First Responders & Active Military: Free w/ID *No further discounts applied to Senior Admission or Retired Military Admission. Military discount not valid on Dependents; discounts cannot be combined. Accepted Payments: Cash, Check, Credit Card Parking: Parking in the North Lots is $10 per day for standard vehicles and $25 per day for oversized vehicles. Payments accepted: Cash, Traveler’s Checks, AmEx, MasterCard & Visa. 50 words: The 11th Annual Orlando Home & Garden Show is being held Jan. 11-13 at the Orange County Convention Center. The show features builders, gardeners and DIY’ers welcoming 2019 with the latest products, exhibits and seminars.  Enjoy a celebrity appearance by Jeff Lewis of Bravo's “Flipping Out." Media Contact: Kimbra Hennessy kimbra@bitner.com 407-415-6656

   The Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest was created as a way to open your eyes to the world of Fringe on a small, easy to introduce kind-of-way. Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest runs January 10th through January 13th featuring a creative lineup of 22 shows in 4 days. Plus, many exciting events and workshops. Check out this exciting schedule. The Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival has been celebrated as Central Florida's "Best Festival" and "Most Unique Cultural Event" by readers of the Orlando Weekly and Orlando Sentinel for the past 24 years. Winter Mini-Fest was created so fans could enjoy the festival energy during the off-season.  The four days of Winter Mini-Fest present the best of the best productions, some from past Fringe Festivals, and some new-to-Orlando works from Fringe Festival performers from around the globe. See shows, take a chance on something not in your comfort zone, and embrace the chaotic nature of Fringe. Special events during the four-day festival include Extra Fringe Fun Times, which consist of: "Fringe Against Humanity" on Thursday, January 10th "Trivia with George Wallace" on Friday, January 11th "Two Lies and a Truth" Saturday, January 12th All Extra Fringe Fun Times will begin at 9:30 pm in the Courtyard and are great to either participate in or just sit back, watch, and laugh. The Opening Ceremony is Thursday, January 10th at 6:30 pm, and will include a ribbon cutting, officially marking the beginning of the festival.  The Closing Ceremony and wrap party will be Sunday, January 13th at 10:15 pm. Both events take place within the courtyard of The Lowndes Shakespeare Center. Festival organizers have also announced a free workshop "Devising Theatre From the Outside In." Director David R. Gammons and the cast of The Bald Soprano, members of The Boston Conservatory, discuss the process of developing character and relationship through intensive physical training and visual research. The workshop will also cover upending conventional theatre design practices. The ensemble uses accessories such as costumes, wigs, and makeup to inform foundational acting choices. The workshop is scheduled for Sunday, January 13 from 3:30 pm-4:30 pm in the festival's Blue Venue and is free and open to the public. In addition to the free special event activities planned during the festival, there will be beer & booze tents along with rotating daily food vendors including Dixie Dharma, La Femme du Fromage, and SwedeDISH. Many fun and special events are happening during Orlando Fringe Winter Mini-Fest that you don't want to miss. For more information visit: ofwinterminifest.com.

According to Adam H Putnam, Commissioner of Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, game promotion is defined as a contest, game of chance, sweepstakes, or gift enterprise, conducted by an operator within or throughout the state and other states in connection with and incidental to the sale of consumer products or services, and in which the elements of chance and prize are present. Game promotions offering prizes totaling more than $5,000 must file with the department seven days prior to commencement. Even game promotions based in other states must be filed if they are conducted in Florida and/or are open to Florida residents and have prizes valued at more than $5,000. If you determine that your "promotion" is required to be registered in the State of Florida, you can now file your Gaming and Promotion Application online with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. It's important to note that a surety bond or statement of trust is required from the operator unless they have conducted game promotions in Florida for at least five consecutive years and they have had no civil, criminal or administrative actions instituted against them for a violation of section 849.049, Florida Statutes, during that five year period. For more information on State of Florida Gaming and Promotion laws visit their website, I find it very easy to navigate and you can download all the necessary forms. For more background on the legality of gaming and promotion laws and for information on how to manage all aspects of your small business I am fond of Legal Zoom.

From the theatrically manicured hospitality side of town to the organically crafted local arts and entertainment scene. Central Florida is a creative city alive with a seemingly endless array of interesting people to know and exciting places to explore.  Practically everyone knows that Central Florida is home to the world's greatest theme parks. This comes with billions of dollars in infrastructure that set the stage for travelers to experience Central Florida. As many beaming-with-pride native Floridians will do, I tend to reserve my consumption of theme park awesomeness to seasonally inspired events such as: Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights or Epcot’s International Festival of the Arts - a celebration of food, art and entertainment. I get to spend a joyfully increasing amount of my time on the organic side of the city, embedded in the locally-energized arts and cultural scene. As part of my career/passion (as Chief Excitement Officer at Anything is Posh Able) I build art events, fashion shows and organize fundraising events to support arts and cultural organizations in Central Florida. So, I can forget that not everyone is aware of the budding counter culture of creativity that is: Orlando. If you are new to Orlando or a long-time resident who is looking to connect with your artful side, here are some people, places and things that I believe make Orlando an imaginatively artful place to experience life.  Snap Orlando! is boldly increasing the visibility and appreciation of the photographic medium as a significant cultural art form in the City Beautiful. Founder Patrick Kahn has been described as a cultural risk-taker fostering an emerging awareness of Orlando as Culture. Patrick is a favorite friend who serves as part of my company's  Advisory Panel. Downtown Orlando Arts District - Nestled in the City of Orlando, the Downtown Arts District is a hip, active, and vibrant artistic community offering something for everyone. Whether it’s museums in the morning, painting by day, or movies and martinis at midnight, the Arts District’s friendly and energetic vibe is up early and stays out late. United Arts of Central Florida - Now in their 28th year of service to our community, United Arts has invested more than $141 million in local arts and culture organizations and education. They believe that art, music, science, dance, history and theater matter… for our children, for our economy and for our community! The Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs Office works with its Advisory Council to recommend how Orange County’s funds should be invested to elevate the status of arts and culture in Central Florida. Find more information on the Advisory Council page. Led by Orange County's “Chief Arts Instigator” Terry Olson since the creation of the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs in 2001. Culture Builds Florida The Florida Division of Cultural Affairs is Florida's state arts agency. They believe arts and culture support jobs, tourism and education while contributing to a vibrant and creative Florida.

"Follow your passion. Stay true to yourself. Never follow someone else's path unless you're in the woods and you're lost, and you see a path. You should follow that.” - Ellen DeGeneres  These Fearlessly Funny women are stepping outside of their comfort zones, for some real next-level empowerment on January 24th at The Abbey for AN EMPOWERING NIGHT OF LAUGHTER.  During the 90 days leading up to an Empowering Night of Laughter (on January 24th at the Abbey) - our comedians are developing their comedy routine and participating in writing and stage coaching workshops. During the show you'll meet our three Empresses of Empowerment (Kay Rawlins, Heather Wilkie, Moira) who will answer the question, "How Has Having a Sense of Humor Empowered me to be Successful in Life."  Our pre-event Empowerment Mixer (6pm) features your chance to mingle with our three charity partners (Orlando City Soccer Foundation, Zebra Coalition, A Gift for Teaching) who are on the front lines empowering women in the Central Florida community. This hilariously empowering evening is hosted by News13 Anchor, Ybeth Bruzual.  Meet Nine Fearlessly Funny Women I grew up with a professional comedian as a father. So I learned early on that there was a special magic in the ability to make someone laugh - laughter is powerful and comedy is connection. Having done stand-up comedy myself, I can report that it's the most terrifyingly awesome thing that anyone can do in terms of taking life to the next level and getting out of your comfort zone. Because comedy has empowered me in my life and because I think getting out of your comfort zone should be mandatory - I wanted to offer other women a platform to feel the peak level of aliveness that only comes from stand-up comedy. So, I created An Empowering Night of Laughter - bringing together an energetic room full of empowered and philanthropic women for a hilarious night of laughter. Join some of Orlando's most empowering and hilarious women at The Abbey in downtown Orlando on Thursday, January 24th (6pm) for an Empowering Night of Laughter - an "unprofessional" stand-up comedy experience. Be Witness to empowerment in action as nine Fearlessly Funny Women "get out of their comfort zones" and take center stage to perform a five-minute comedic routine - which they have written themselves. Tickets are $30 each and include reserved seating for the show, valet parking and an all-access pass to the pre-event empowerment mixer and post-event cast party. 6:00pm - Empowerment Mixer - Mingle with our lineup of empowering and hilarious women. Stop by our Charity Partner's engagement stations to see how they are on the front lines empowering women in the Central Florida community.  7:00pm - 8:30pm - Nine Fearlessly Funny women will take center stage, led by our three Empresses of Empowerment.  8:30pm - 10:00pm - Cast Party - more hilarious fun and pink drink specials. A very special thank you to our empowerment partner: Bay Hill Jewelers - Did you know that 56% of women buy their own jewelry? Empowered women these days just aren't waiting for someone else to reward them. Reward Yourself.  Join Bay Hill Jewelers at an Empowering Night of Laughter for an opportunity to see some of the most exciting trends in jewelry being worn by some of Orlando's most empowering women. Get your tickets today for this hilariously empowering event - arrive at 6pm and stop by the Bay Hill Jewelers Styling Station for free face touch ups and your chance to try on the latest in jewelry fashion.