Meet Joanna Zablocki

Meet Joanna Zablocki, who had been volunteering with Network 355 since the beginning of summer 2010. Joanna is a great writer, and she had been in charge of conducting interviews with amazing inspirational women that we are going to publish on our website.
 
An honors graduate, Joanna received a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Economics from the Smeal Business School at Penn State University. While in college, she interned at The Princeton Review in the national marketing department, where she evaluated contracts, established competitive pricing strategy and helped managed national events such as Idealist and MBAtour.  Being a first generation Polish American and native New Yorker gave her the desire to broaden her horizons and travel throughout Western Europe, South America and Central America.  During her time at a reputable lighting company as an Assistant Project Manager, she solidified her management skills by working on projects with Goldman Sachs and Thomson Reuters.  She is a versatile individual with interests in world travel, photography and environmental sustainability. She is fluent in Polish and Spanish. Joanna has an entrepreneurial spirit and is currently fundraising for the Avon Breast Cancer Foundation. 

Goal Achieved!

Burmese Children

Free Burma Alliance and Network 355 with support from Amnesty International held a fundraiser on October 16th, 2010 to raise money for critical cardiac surgeries for four Burmese children cared for by the Burma Children Medical Fund at the Mae Tao Clinic – Shin Aw Ba Tha, Hell May Say, Surin, and Thant Zin Win.

Read More

Support Us

Walk With Network 355
Donate so that we can lead women to successful social entrepreneurship.
Donate Now!
Share |

Search

Last Event Photos

Burma Benefit

On Wednesday, April 7th, 2010, Free Burma Alliance and Network 355 held a fundraiser to benefit the Burmese children refugees at Mae Tao Clinic in Thailand (www.maetaoclinic.org). The event exposed New Yorkers to Burmese culture, while raising funds to support the renowned clinic.

View Photos

Member Access



Network 355 Blog

Words Cloud

network women burma awareness humanitarian sustainable fundraiser thailand organization global success refugees

Login