SPONSOR AN UPPER KEYS BPW EVENT!
The cost to sponsor an event is $250.
With the sponsorship you receive the following benefits and opportunities:
- Logo/branding:
- Event E-vite emailed three times to a database of 500 people
- Monthly BPW member Newsletter emailed a few days prior to event
- Mention at Upper Keys BPW social media
- One Free dedicated business E-Blast to our membership with a message your business likes to share
- Display table and/or hand outs to all attendees
- Banner display at the luncheon
- Two FREE entrees to the luncheon
- 5 minute speaking time at the luncheon directed to all attendees
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bpw|member SPOTLIGHT
Meet R. Joyce Griffin, Supervisor of Elections-Monroe Co.
I am fortunate to have worked my dream job for 34 years. I could not ask for a more fulfilling, rewarding career. Born and Raised in the Keys; I remember as a child, the newspaper would print a grid so that those at home on election night could fill in the results as they came in. I was the one in charge of filling in the totals for our family. I remember my mother taking me to the polls and watching her vote.
It is an honor to represent the seed of democracy. I stand strong and diligent to make sure Monroe County elections are held to the letter of the law. I love my job, I always have, and I always will.
When I started working at the elections office there were no computers and voters voted on leaver machines. Everything had to be typed, and carbon paper was used.
What am I most proud of, that list is long and distinguished. I would have to say that Monroe County having a voting system that allows those voters with a disability to vote in secrecy, as the constitution promises, has made me the happiest. In the beginning of my career when I realized that voters with disabilities did not have a secret ballot, I was so sad. In those days a voter that was blind had to have someone read the ballot and vote for them. Think about that, who would you want to tell those decisions to? Who would you feel comfortable relaying those decisions?
I also have a great time adding information to our website. Our website has election totals as far back as 1932. I could talk elections all night long, but I have reached my limit.
Thank you for this opportunity.
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