Hancock County Business and Professional Women

05/14/2025

Welcome to Gloria Mathews, our BPW Club's newest member!! President LindaMarie Hanson presented Gloria with her Membership pin at our local club meeting on 5/13.😊

04/27/2025

Come join us!

03/03/2025

March's meeting next Tuesday. Yummy pitch-in. Please coordinate your dish with Carole Stevens.

02/05/2025

01/08/2025

Please RSVP for reservation of table space.

11/22/2024

The Hancock County Business and Professional Women’s Club recently presented their 2024 Outstanding Working Woman’s Award to Keely Butrum!! Keely was nominated by Linda Ostewig, Director of the Talitha Koum Recovery House.
Linda stated in her nomination that Keely, who currently serves as the Board President of TK, is passionate about seeing the women grow and learn how to live sober. Keeley also is on the advisory board for the Recovery Café. She is generous to so many non-profits in our community and organized a music event, Revel for a Cause, and donated the proceeds to local nonprofits.
Our club agrees that Keely Butrum is a "world changer" and the perfect recipient for this award. CONGRATULATIONS, KEELY!!

10/28/2024

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The Hancock County Business and Professional Women’s Club is preparing to celebrate Indiana Federation of Business and Professional (INFBPW) Working Women’s Month in November by honoring an outstanding Working Woman from Hancock County. The qualities that the Working Woman nominee must exhibit to be nominated should include passion, generosity, commitment, optimism and/or supportiveness. A written nomination including the name of the woman being nominated, contact information and the specific reason for the nomination must be submitted by October 31st to Working Woman chairperson Carole Stevens at [email protected].

10/24/2024

BPW needs your nominations for Outstanding Working Woman of the year by October 30th at the latest!! Please take the time to honor the person you believe best fits the qualities mentioned in this article!! Send your nomination(s) to Carole Stevens at [email protected] NOW!!

The Hancock County Business and Professional Women’s Club is preparing to celebrate Indiana Federation of Business and Professional (INFBPW) Working Women’s Month in November by honoring an outstanding Working Woman from Hancock County. The qualities that the Working Woman nominee must exhibit to be nominated should include passion, generosity, commitment, optimism and/or supportiveness. A written nomination including the name of the woman being nominated, contact information and the specific reason for the nomination must be submitted by October 31st to Working Woman chairperson Carole Stevens at [email protected].

10/18/2024

Let’s take the time to honor a Special Working Woman through this nomination opportunity!! See the qualities we are looking for!!

The Hancock County Business and Professional Women’s Club is preparing to celebrate Indiana Federation of Business and Professional (INFBPW) Working Women’s Month in November by honoring an outstanding Working Woman from Hancock County. The qualities that the Working Woman nominee must exhibit to be nominated should include passion, generosity, commitment, optimism and/or supportiveness. A written nomination including the name of the woman being nominated, contact information and the specific reason for the nomination must be submitted by October 31st to Working Woman chairperson Carole Stevens at [email protected].

10/18/2024

The Hancock County Business and Professional Women’s Club is preparing to celebrate Indiana Federation of Business and Professional (INFBPW) Working Women’s Month in November by honoring an outstanding Working Woman from Hancock County. The qualities that the Working Woman nominee must exhibit to be nominated should include passion, generosity, commitment, optimism and/or supportiveness. A written nomination including the name of the woman being nominated, contact information and the specific reason for the nomination must be submitted by October 31st to Working Woman chairperson Carole Stevens at [email protected].

10/04/2024

Welcome DeAnn Harmon!
She grew up on a family farm in Sunman. Which she still owns part of today. She was an athlete in high school playing three sports and earning 11 varsity letters. Then ventured to college on a basketball scholarship. She earned membership of the Ripley county basketball Hall of Fame and East Central high school athletic Hall of Fame. DeAnn has a beautiful daughter, two granddaughters and a grandson who are her life. In her career, she has done many things from pumping gas at a gas station at the age of 12 to teaching for 13 years, office manager, new business trainer and quality assurance analyst. Her family recently moved to Fishers and then moved to Hancock County about six months ago. DeAnn retired June 1, 2024 from global Atlantic financial group. She just returned from a trip up through New England and Canada and plans on going out west in the spring.

10/03/2024

October meeting
Tuesday the 8th at Kinsey's in McCordsville. See you there!