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CEO & Founder of Women Take Charge, LLC.

Mariena Allen, CEO & Founder of Women Take Charge, LLC has appeared on WHUR-WORLD, 96.3 in Washington, DC. She will be a guest speaker on the radio talk show with Candice Breen in Providence, Rhode Island - www.blogtalkradio.com/Candidly-Candace/2009/12/06/Take-Charge-Women scheduled for December 6, 2009 at 6:30PM.

Ms. Allen is a women motivational speaker, writer and author that has self- published two books on women issues. She has written Series I, When a Man Made Me Angry with intense realism. Series II, Keep the ' Wo' in Front of Men, which educates, enables and empowers women with the knowledge to take charge of their destiny. Men against violence can benefit from reading about womens suffrage to help with change.

Ms. Allen strives to educate you on pitfalls in relationships and domestic violence. Furthermore, she offers a broader look on how to notice the tell-tale signs in a relationship that might lead from a satisfactory and compatible relationship into a relationship gone badly.

She includes alternatives to thinking about relationship issues and delivers on her creation of a relationship compatibility formula with details.

Allen introduces a different view on opportunities in life with the formation of 'The Three Phases of Opportunities' and has initiated three (3) different memberships for the Women Take Charge Network. She understands the need to take immediate action with 'self' in order to make a change.

Ms. Allen is available for hire to do speaking engagements, teach women leadership classes or write as a columnist. She is taking appointments to do radio talk shows or television shows.

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