February Meeting

Our three scholarship recipients from St. Cecilia Academy, Father Ryan High School and Pope John Paul II High School will join us Wednesday, Feb. 20, as our guests as will representatives from the three schools. Each of the schools will give a short presentation. Read more about our scholarship recipients here.

The Nashville Food Project is our community outreach project for February. Nashville Food Project brings people together to grow, cook and share nourishing food, with the goals of cultivating community and alleviating hunger in our city.

They are asking for donations of - olive oil- short pastas (bow tie, fusilli, penne, etc.)

Please bring your donations to the February meeting!

 Read more about their efforts here.

Teri Hasenour Gordon will take over as president of the Nashville Catholic Business Women’s League in April after serving as vice president for two years. She is practicing attorney, is married and the mother of two grown sons and is working on her MBA but finds time to devote energy and creativity to the NCBWL.

“I saw an announcement in the St.  Philip church bulletin,” Gordon said of how she found out about NCBWL. “I wanted to join an organization of like-minded women and couldn’t imagine a more compatible group than Catholic business women. I jumped right in and never looked back.”

Teri grew up in Louisville, Kentucky as the youngest child in a restaurant family, which served people in Louisville for more than 50 years. She is much younger than her siblings – she has five nieces ranging from age 61 to 43. Her brother died in 2017 at the age of 80 and her sister still lives in Louisville. She broke out of the family restaurant business when she worked for the local police department one summer in high school.