More Magazine Reinvention Convention October 8, 2007

More than 350 women 40 and over will gather for the first-ever More Magazine Reinvention Convention on October 9th at Pier Sixty in New York City. Hosted by Editor-in-Chief Peggy Northrop, the Reinvention Convention will be a day-long, interactive event for women looking to reinvent their lives in the areas of work, money, health and style. Barnes and Noble will host a specialized store selling books focused on reinvention, and the More edit team will scour the audience for fabulous women over 40 to feature in upcoming issues of the magazine.

Panelists include:
• Today News Anchor and Dateline NBC Anchor Ann Curry moderating a lunchtime panel discussion about Reinventing the World through activism, volunteerism and philanthropy. Confirmed panelists: Tensie Whelan, executive director of The Rainforest Alliance; Ramona Byrkit, CARE Project Director and Sexual and Reproductive Health Team Leader; and Silda Wall Spitzer, First Lady of New York State and Founding Chair of Children for Children.
• More Career Columnist Mary Lou Quinlan leading a discussion on Reinventing Your Career.
• New York Times Shifting Careers Columnist Marci Alboher and her panel help answer the question – Is it Time to Start Your Own Business?
• More Contributor Anne Kreamer moderating a panel on Reentering the Workplace.
• Financial expert Jean Chatzky speaking about how to Make Money, Not Excuses…in Your Second Act.
• Editor of Financial Planning magazine Marion Asnes, leading a discussion on Fool-Proof Financial Planning.
• Dr. Pam Peeke giving a breakfast keynote on Feeling Your Best Over 40.
• New York Times Health Columnist Tara Parker Pope moderating a discussion titled Not Your Mother’s Menopause.
• Makeup Artist Bobbi Brown working her Makeup Facelift magic on an audience member.
• More Beauty and Fashion Director Lois Joy Johnson moderating a panel on Look Your Best After 40…What the Pros Know.

REGISTER: $250 at www.more.com/reinvention

Official Website: http://www.more.com/reinvention