VAUXHALL, NJ - This Wednesday, May 11, Mustang Sally's Now, a program powered by Maplecrest Ford Lincoln, will hold a workshop for local women on how to know "When You See Something, Say Something."
A woman's perspective from the NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness (NJOHSP) on today's global and local security challenges will be presented, featuring Rosemary Martorana, Director of Intelligence, Division of Intelligence and Anne M. Kriegner, Former Asst. Deputy Director, Division of Operations.
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Martorana and Kriegner, both with years of experience at NJOHSP and keeping us and our state safe, will talk about how to clearly and confidently identify and report suspicious behavior.
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Martorana and Kriegner, both with years of experience at NJOHSP and keeping us and our state safe, will talk about how to clearly and confidently identify and report suspicious behavior.
Other safety topics that will be discussed are the "Eight Signs of Terrorism," what to do in the event of an attack by an active shooter, or just how to remain alert and calm in challenging and dangerous situations.
Mustang Sally's Now invites you to this one-of-a-kind session on Wednesday, May 11, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. You can never be too prepared!
Mustang Sally's Now meets at Maplecrest Ford Lincoln, 2800 Springfield Avenue, in Vauxhall from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The event is free and voluntary contributions to the United Way of Northern New Jersey's Women's Leadership Council welcome.
Light dinner will be graciously provided by Bunny's Sports Bar of South Orange
To register, email mdefeo@teammaplecrest.com or 908-964-7700 (ext.5566).
Mustang Sally’s Now: Driving Women’s Leadership, a program fueled by Maplecrest Ford Lincoln, a bimonthly series of workshops, speakers and panel discussions designed to empower generations of Northern NJ women to build confidence and connections.
