Georgia Power March for Babies Leadership Breakfast

Please join us for our
Georgia Power
March for Babies Leadership Breakfast

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Georgia Power plant Bowen
317 Covered Bridge Road
Euharlee, Georgia 30120

Breakfast and Plant Tour at 7:30 AM

Hosted by
Tim Banks
Plant Manager, Georgia Power Plant Bowen
&
Rodney Scott
Engineering Manager, Georgia Power Plant Bowen

Keynote Speaker
Willis Potts
Board of Regents
"11th Congressional District"

Please RSVP by Thursday, January 13, 2012
Michele Beal 678.564.5231
By Email: mbeal@marchofdimes.com
Admission will not be allowed without advance RSVP
 

Dear Fellow Business Leader,

For several years now Georgia Power has been an enthusiastic supporter of the March of Dimes through our participation in March for Babies, the nation’s premier walking event. March for Babies is held in 900 communities across the United States and involves more than 7 million people each year. This walk event has a long-standing reputation as an event that brings corporate teams, family teams and community advocates together for a great cause:  to raise awareness and vital revenue to help the March of Dimes prevent birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
 
This year, I have made a commitment to serve as Walk Chair for the Bartow County event, which will take place on Friday, May 4, 2012. We are working now to help drive community-wide involvement and I need your help. I’d like to invite you to attend our Leadership Breakfast. All details regarding date, time and place can be found on the reverse side. Willis Potts, will give the keynote address. This event sets our walk season into motion, and serves as a Call to Action for both returning and new business leaders who are committed to engaging employees in March for Babies. And, by attending this breakfast, you will help our local staff identify your Company/Team leaders so that they can begin working closely with them to plan for success! I am walking for stronger, healthier babies! Will you? 

March for Babies is a universal cause with broad appeal for both employees and customers. Together, we have the opportunity to create awareness for our employees, raise vital revenue for the nation’s premier walking event, and demonstrate to our customers that we are leaders in the fight against prematurity. It’s a win-win! I’ve got my walking shoes on—do you?
 
I hope that you will make plans now to join other area leaders—champions in the fight against prematurity—at this important event. We need your involvement to help us move forward in Bartow County. Let’s all plan on walking together for stronger, healthier babies!

Rodney Scott
Engineering Manager
Georgia Power Plant Bowen
2012 Walk Chair