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  • 8 Jun 2025 10:42 AM | Anonymous

    We are honored to announce that Dawn Pomaybo, President of WIN-Spirations and Executive Director of WIN Workforce Development, will be speaking to share the important mission and impact of our work.

    A special thank you to the Latrobe Bulletin for providing this opportunity to bring greater awareness to the lives we’re helping change every day.

    https://www.latrobebulletinnews.com/lifestyles/events_of_area_interest/latrobe-bpw-june-meeting-to-feature-empowerment-advocate/article_7a6f35f6-3bdc-4051-8856-12e8138f7c42.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share

  • 12 Nov 2023 7:53 AM | Anonymous

    This was such a successful event! WIN Womens Interactive Network was honored to accept donations on behalf of WIN-Spirations that will benefit the WIN Resource Center and the WIN Workforce Development Program !

    https://triblive.com/local/westmoreland/inaugural-women-of-westmoreland-fashion-show-attracts-200-to-hempfield-venue/

  • 23 Oct 2023 8:15 AM | Anonymous

    WIN & GIN, along with the WIN Workforce Development Program will be one of the benefactors of this show.  

    Women of Westmoreland to hold fashion show, accept donated attire for teens, job-seekers | TribLIVE.com



  • 15 Jul 2022 1:49 PM | Anonymous

    Another great article about GIN & WIN. We have changed the face of networking in the Pittsburgh area for men and women! Exciting times here in Pittsburgh! Please click here to read the full article:  La Mega Nota July 2022 Article by Amadeo Eichberg.pdf (wildapricot.org)

  • 15 Jul 2022 1:48 PM | Anonymous

    Learn more about Robert Hamilton in this feature article discussing Rob's next steps as he moves into the position of Director of Human Services of Westmoreland County!

    https://triblive.com/local/valley-news-dispatch/mental-health-care-a-priority-for-westmoreland-countys-new-human-services-director/


  • 29 Jun 2022 1:52 PM | Anonymous

    Link to Mega Nota July edition. (In Spanish-best viewed in Google Chrome), page 10.  https://pittsburgh.lamegamedia.com/nota/print-edition/dt/2022-07-01

    Gracias a Amadeo Eichberg de La Mega Nota por el maravilloso artículo de GIN! 

    We are very excited to share this article with you all! We welcome the continued support of our members and the media partner communities!

    GRACIAS!!!


  • 11 Mar 2022 10:42 AM | Anonymous

    We are so very excited to share this publication with you that features #WIN and the incredible work that we all do! Thank you, Southpointe Chamber of Commerce, Southpointe Magazine for this incredible opportunity! Please see our feature on page 4.

    https://indd.adobe.com/view/7e14fac3-3547-4f79-adda-d67b6c889ca4


  • 4 Jan 2022 6:10 PM | Anonymous

    Dawn Pomaybo blazed a trail for herself using her expertise and skills in networking to help women reach their highest potential.

    The Deer Lakes School Distinct alum, who resides in East Deer, runs her own business and is executive director of the Pittsburgh chapter of the national organization Women Interactive Network (WIN).

    “It’s rewarding, and I have had this organization for so long,” Pomaybo said. “It has been my way to give back.”

    Pomaybo launched her business, “Pomaybo Inc.” 20 years ago. She does human resource outsourcing with experience in helping and consulting organizational development.

    She got involved as executive director for WIN-Pittsburgh in 2006, when the organization was a networking group. When the organization folded as a networking group, Pomaybo incorporated it into Pomaybo Inc. The reorganization was seamless for Pomaybo, who hit the ground running with growing WIN-Pittsburgh.

    “I built off of everything I tried to start there. We were able to move forward very quickly,” she said.

    Pomaybo’s work includes philanthropy. Each month, she chooses a different charity to help the community and each other. Fundraisers are held to raise proceeds. They have done a clothing drive with Dress For Success Pittsburgh. The organization gathered supplies for female veterans for the Veterans Place of Washington Boulevard.

    While WIN nationally is a for-profit organization, Pomaybo said, WIN-Pittsburgh does not share in it profits. The local chapter recently launched “WIN-spiration,” a fiscally sponsored program to help seek grants and help more women in need.

    The pandemic has not stunted Pomaybo’s progress growing her network. She said WIN-Pittsburgh hit banner numbers this year. In 2020, she said the organization held 34 in-person and virtual events and served almost 500 participants.

    A brother network, Gentlemen’s Interactive Network (GIN), was launched in December.

    “We are really proud and happy with how things came out in the pandemic,” Pomaybo said.

    Alecia Suto, who has worked with Pomaybo since 2018, quickly saw her as a mentor and role model.

    “She cares so much about everybody and everything she is involved in,” Suto said.

    As Pomaybo prepares a new year of networking opportunities and growing the WIN platform, she is grateful for what her chapter has been able to provide.

    “There is such a need out there for people wanting to connect,” she said. “I am so grateful we have an avenue for people to do philanthropy work and support each other.”

    Tanisha Thomas is a Tribune-Review staff writer. You can contact

    Tanisha at 412-480-7306, tthomas@triblive.com or via Twitter @tanishajanae.


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