Baby Boomer Women: Consider the “Red Hat” Network
August 3, 2008 by Jean Murray
Baby boomers, like other groups, need networks. What kinds of networks? Well, consider the “Red Hat Society.” No, I’m not talking about a network of Linux users. It’s a network of women over the age of 55 who get together for fun and various activities. And networking, of course!
I remember seeing a bunch of women wearing purple and red, with red hats, in a restaurant. That color combination doesn’t do a thing for me, but I was interested to see how much fun they were having (no drinking, as I could see).
As networks go, this one has been great for many women.
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