Friday, October 26, 2012 • Bainbridge Island Review
Lisa Dunlap Bon Bon
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National Professional Business Women’s Week October 22-26
can’t believe it has already been six year since I opened Bon Bon. Everyday has been a sweet reward. I am blessed to work with a wonderful staff that truly loves working with customers. I am very proud to be part of this wonderful community and for the opportunity to get to know each customer personally. We are fortunate to be able to give back to the community through donations and by participating in activities for the schools, arts, sports, and charitable organizations. We take pride in making “Bainbridge Island Fudge” and enjoy the positive feedback we receive from customers. Bon Bon also carries truffles, specialty chocolates, licorice, taffy, nostalgic candy, sugar free, kids candy, and much more.
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123 Bjune Drive • Bainbridge Island 206.780.0199 • www.BonBonCandies.com
Leslie Schneider
Arborist
OfficeXpats
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eslie Schneider is a marketing and communications specialist with a long history of building community through cohousing, community conversations, and sustainability/placemaking projects. Leslie has worked with both start-ups and software giants offering messaging, marketing, and training. She started OfficeXpats (upstairs in the Pavilion) with Jason Omens in 2011 to build a community of independent professionals and small businesses on Bainbridge Island by providing a hi-tech ‘community office’ for gathering with clients and colleagues, or just to get work done away from home. Leslie produces weekly business skills seminars and offers consulting for social media marketing. OfficeXpats offers flexible coworker memberships plus drop-in rentals for conference rooms and a classroom space for holding board meetings, presentations, and social events.
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ondering about your trees? Talk to Katy Bigelow who works with those who live, work and design around trees. Katy is the fourth woman in the surrounding four states (and BC!) to achieve her level of accreditation as an arborist: Assessing tall trees for risk, writing reports for documentation purposes, competing in tree climbing competitions, rescuing cats stuck in trees ... hire your local woman arborist today to talk about all your tree related questions!
Katy Bigelow • 206-351-1375 www.katybigelow.com
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Katy Bigelow
403 Madison Ave N, Ste 240 • Bainbridge Island 206.780.2177 www.OfficeXpats.com
Pattie O’Loughlin Marmon
Lori Morgan, AAMS
Bainbridge Homes Real Estate ~ Marketing/Advertising Director
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ivacious. Commanding. Witty. Wise. Creative. Talented. Sassy. Opinionated. Passionate. Driven. Sharp. Resourceful. Resilient. Evocative. Authentic. Irreverent. A Real Girl Friday. These are a few the words that first come to mind of Pattie’s co-workers. Pattie joined Bainbridge Homes almost a year ago and has worked tirelessly behind the scenes, to help create a new brand of independent real estate on Bainbridge Island. She is also our photographer, our trusted friend and our biggest cheer leader. Check out her blog about real estate and photography at http://arealgirlfriday.wordpress.com
Edward Jones - Financial Advisor
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s a Financial Advisor, Lori helps assist investors to make informed decisions about their financial future. Lori has 14 years of experience in the financial industry. Lori helps her clients understand their personal goals, from college savings to retirement, and create long-term investment solutions. She believes that her client’s financial future should not compromise their current financial situation. She is active in the community as a member of the Bainbridge Island Women’s Club & Chamber of Commerce.
213 Madison Ave N., Suite 200 • (206) 842-1255 • www.edwardjones.com
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166 Winslow Way East (206) 842.4400 www.BainbridgeHomes.com
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