North Baldwin Chamber Ladies Leadership Luncheon Coming Up

The fourth annual North Baldwin Chamber Ladies Leadership Luncheon is taking place on July 22 at 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at the John F. Rhodes Civic Center in Bay Minette. It will feature influential women leaders from Baldwin County and beyond. Guest speakers will include Kayla Stewart, owner of Lil Mae’s Fashion; Sydney T. Scoggins, owner of EAP Lifestyle Management, LLC; Dani Dials, cohost of the FOX10 podcast Entrepreneurial Shades of Gray; and keynote speaker Deanna Servos, executive director of Prodisee Pantry. Baldwin County Public School System Communications Manager Chasity Riddick is the returning emcee. The event will have a catered lunch, take-home gifts, a table decorating contest and a silent auction. Registration is $50.

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