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NEWSLETTERInternational Women’s Club Zagreb
CONTENTS
February EditionClub Year 2019 | 2020
Issue 6
Letter from the Board
Charity Corner
IWCZ Secretary Candidate
February General Meeting
January in Review
Activities
Upcoming General Meeting - 11th of February 2020 Sheraton Hotel - Ballroom B - 10:00 am
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IWCZ NEWSLETTER
2FEBRUARY 2020
Homage to Incredible India!
India is our theme for the February General Meet-ing. Since I must travel abroad the week of the February GM, I hope you will enjoy the program we have organized for you.
I take this opportunity to share with you my thoughts of Incredible India on my recent trip to Gujarat and Maharashtra regions. I would like to pay homage to this magnifi cent country of beau-tiful people. From Gujarat to Maharashtra, I expe-rienced a spectacular kaleidoscope of sights and sounds of India. There is no country which encap-sulates diversity so perfectly!!
There are places in our world that when we visit, get into your heart and never leave. For me, India is such a place. Last month was my fi rst visit and I know there will be many more...
My visit with Rotary Club International could not have been a better way to see India and how much people are engaged in Charity works. Every-one has access to some of the best clinics without pay, orphanages are modest yet run so effi cient-ly due to donations, every business is involved in impressive charity fundraisings.
We had the honour and privilege to experience everyday Indian life, living in the homes of amaz-ing hosts. I know this trip has changed my life - the impact was great, understanding that you do not need much to make you happy; the gener-
osity, sincerity, simplicity, humbleness, kindness, positivity, love they showed towards us is beyond what I imagined.
I love India because:
I have never seen so many smiling faces, such grace and kindness yet so much vibrant energy and colours.... colours everywhere.
I was stunned by the richness of the land, exotic architecture, by its ability to overload the senses with intensity of colors, smells, tastes, and sounds. It was as if all my life I was seeing the world in black and white. With India, I experienced it in bright technicolors.
India taught me to appreciate the simple things in life.
With so much diversity you never get bored, it must take a lifetime to see and experience all of India!
Only in India, I saw that God is omnipresent and in every form – a tree, a cow, a shrine on a cross-road, a spiritual person… There is a God in India for every affi nity and a festival for every occasion.
I love the Bollywood movies and their upbeat songs
Everyday is an adventure. No matter whether it’s a street market, festival, temple, park or offi ces, you know that your day will be fi lled with sensory overload of colours, humanity, sounds and smells.
Where else in the world will strangers open their
LETTER FROM THE BOARDKarine Karibian-FilipovićVice President
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
3FEBRUARY 2020
INCREDIBLE INDIA
Join us on a journey of the senses.
We are delighted to host a fun, interactive Indian cultural morning with dance, spirituality, food and prizes. Come and experience Incredible India!!
FEBRUARY GENERAL MEETING
homes and lives to us with so much love that you never want to leave? The kindness of Indian peo-ple is very humbling.
For its peace as well as chaos, its wealth as well as destitute, it is raw and imperfect yet so real and beautiful but all this is ok…
India teaches you to worry less, to go with the fl ow, to let go the need to understand and explain everything.
The Indian head wobble is quite confusing at fi rst - it could mean yes, no, maybe, I don’t know… just makes no sense but with time we all made sense out of it, it even became infectious and we found ourselves doing the head wobbling too…
India is the soul of the world. Everything is possi-ble in India! A truly inspirational Incredible India!
Thank you India! I will never forget you! I will be back… !
FEBRUARY 11TH GM10:00 to 12:00
Welcome and Registration10:00 – 10:30
Board Announcements10:30 – 10:50
Mrs Ananya BagchiIncredible India
10:50 - 11:30
Regular Club Activities11:15 - 12:00
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
4FEBRUARY 2020
Dear IWCZ,
My name is Ruqayya Zivkovic, I was born and raised in Cape Town,South Africa, where I worked in Sales and Marketing in the FMCG indus-try with primary focus in value added merchandise, mainly covering Africa and Asia, then later started a company in the oil and gas industry.
I have been living in Croatia on and off for the past 10 years and of-fi cially relocated here 4 years ago with my family, and fi nally started learning the language.
I enjoy warm weather , good food and wine, good company , and be-lieve in giving back to the community, paying it forward, hence my reason for joining the IWCZ.
IWCZ Secretary duties
The primary duties and responsibilities of the Secretary are:
• Securing the seal of the Association;• Attesting and affi xing the Association seal to legal and other documents as required; • Issuing notices of special meetings required by the Statute; • Preparing drafts of general acts which are brought by the Assembly;• Preparing the agenda for General Meetings, Executive Board meetings and any special meetings
required by the Statute;• Taking minutes of the monthly General meetings, Executive Board meetings, and any special meet-
ings required by the Statute;• Securing Executive Board approval of all minutes prior to formal dissemination;• Maintaining the current year archives of the Association, to include minutes,• Correspondence, contracts and similar requests for vendor service, membership lists and reports,
treasurer and related fi nancial reports and other relevant data, information or historical accounts; • Executing professional and other tasks necessary for the Executive Board in accordance with the
general acts of the Association; and• Being responsible for her own correspondence and for providing duplicates for the Association
archives.
IWCZ EXECUTIVE BOARD CANDIDATERuqayya ZivkovicSecretary
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5FEBRUARY 2020
The IWCZ has a variety of social activity groups and meetings that are both fun and interesting. Trips, tours, and museum visits are also quite popular among our members but while those are organized on a monthly basis, the social activity groups are usually a weekly occasion. Sign-up sheets will be made available at the GM.A more detailed and frequently updated list of the activities and contact information is distributed to all members via the IWCZ weekly bulletin.
Our member Wafaa is opening her home, off ering ten ladies a chance to come together and explore Egyptian dishes. The list of groceries, the menu, and details will be sent to participants closer to the date. For more information, or to sign up, please con-tact Marina at activities@iwcz.hr.
When: February 27th
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
ACTIVITIES
Attendees will learn about eff ective homeopathic remedies for diff erent common acute childhood ailments: fever, earaches, sore throat, croup, chick-enpox, pinkeye, nosebleeds, diarrhoea and consti-pation. Homeopathic support for ADD, ADHD and Autistic spectrum disorders will be discussed, as well as vaccination issues from the holistic point of view.
When: February 20th
Where: IWCZ Offi ce @ SheratonTime: 10:00 a.m.Price: Free of chargeSign-up: andrejamilovic1@gmail.com
HomeopathyFebruary Workshop - Homeopathy for children
WorkshopCulinary Workshop - with Wafaa Ahmed
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6FEBRUARY 2020
We have been invited to the Volvo Auto Centre to be introduced to their new Volvo models, with twin electric and standard motors. They would be happy to welcome us to brunch and tell us a little about their new car models and give everyone interest-ed in a test drive. I hope you fi nd this interesting and that it will be able to attract your attention and interest you. But it will undoubtedly upgrade your perspective and allow us to acquire new insights.
For more information, or to sign up, please contact Marina at activities@iwcz.hr.
When: February 25th
Where: Slavonska Avenija 46Time: 11:00 a.m.
St. Barbara Mine is one of the oldest European copper and iron mines. It is located in Rude, near Samobor. Rude is also known for one traditional mining dish called the Mining Cake or in the orig-inal Rudarska Greblica. In 2007, Miners Cake was proclaimed a non-material cultural asset of the Re-public of Croatia.
After, we are planning a culinary experience of making and trying Miner’s cake visiting St Barbara Cooper Mine and, after all, we will treat ourselves
to another wonderful culinary experience at the traditional restaurant “k Gabrek” in Samobor.
When: February 18th
Where: Hotel Sheraton meeting pointPrice: 50 Kuna pp (entrance, mine and cake). (Lunch excluded)
For more information, or to sign up, please feel free to contact Marina at activities@iwcz.hr.
Day Trip to Rude
In ancient times, while the Miners were still min-ers and their wives worked in the fi eld and kept the treasures for children, the story of the salty cake began, which is today the trademark of any mining home. In modest households of the time, this cake was used as a main course, available to the poorest,
and was named after a scallop, a wooden tool that used to spread ashes in a bread oven.
Often the only snack of modest miners today is a specialty that not only Rude but also neighbour-ing Samobor take pride in .
VisitVolvo Auto Centre
St Barbara mine and Rudarska Greblica
Cultural heritage - Rudarska Greblica
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
7FEBRUARY 2020
St. Barbara Mine in the village of Rude is the newest tourist attraction in Samobor.
The protection and preservation of technical and mining – geological heritage and the realization of the idea as well as long – time dream about opening a mining museum members of the Folk Group Oštrc, is the part of a comprehensive project entitled “The wealth of the underground world in the past and today”, fi nanced by the PHARE pre-accession funds of the European Union.
Centuries of the past of mining in Rude has revived by opening Mining Open Museum. The oldest records show that exploring copper mines in Rude began 1210 and in 1850 began production of the iron ore (siderite). The mine was closed 1959 because of nonrentability. The restoration of the mine has lasted over 10 years in which period restored 350 meter tunnel (tunnel Kokel and Holy Trinity in which iron ore (siderite) was exploited).St. Barbara Mine is operated and managed by the Samobor Museum.
About St Barbara Mine
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8FEBRUARY 2020
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday3
WALKING GROUP9:00
ITALIAN (ADV)10:00 - 11:00
MEDITATION10:00 - 11:00
4
AROMATHERA-PY WORKSHOP
11 A.M.
5ENGLISH
9:30 - 10:30FRENCH (BEG)
9:45 - 10:45CROATIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00CROATIAN (BEG)
11:00 - 12:00GERMAN
11:30 - 12:30
6 HIKING
9:00FRENCH (ADV)
11:00 - 12:00MAHJONG
12:30BRIDGE (BEG)
13:30
7WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (BEG)
10:00 - 11:00BRIDGE (INTERM)
10:45 - 12:30
8 9
10WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00MEDITATION10:00 - 11:00
IWCZ OFFICE HOURS
10:00 - 12:00
11
FEBRUARYGM
12ENGLISH
9:30 - 10:30FRENCH (BEG)
9:45 - 10:45CROATIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00CROATIAN (BEG)
11:00 - 12:00GERMAN
11:30 - 12:30
13HIKING
9:00FRENCH (ADV)
11:00 - 12:00MAHJONG
12:30BRIDGE (BEG)
13:30
14WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (BEG)
10:00 - 11:00BRIDGE (INTERM)
10:45 - 12:30VALENTINE’S DAY
LUNCHNOON
15 16
17WALKING GROUP
9:00NEW MEMBERS
WELCOME COFFEE10 A.M.
ITALIAN (ADV)10:00 - 11:00
MEDITATION10:00 - 11:00
IWCZ OFFICE HOURS
10:00 - 12:00
18
DAY TRIP TO RUDE
19ENGLISH
9:30 - 10:30FRENCH (BEG)
9:45 - 10:45CROATIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00CROATIAN (BEG)
11:00 - 12:00GERMAN
11:30 - 12:30
20
HIKING9:00
HOMEOPATHY WORKSHOP
10:00FRENCH (ADV)
11:00 - 12:00MAHJONG
12:30BRIDGE (BEG)
13:30
21WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (BEG)
10:00 - 11:00BRIDGE (INTERM)
10:45 - 12:30
22 23
24WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00MEDITATION10:00 - 11:00
IWCZ OFFICE HOURS
10:00 - 12:00
25
VOLVO CENTRE VISIT
11 A.M.
26ENGLISH
9:30 - 10:30FRENCH (BEG)
9:45 - 10:45CROATIAN (ADV)
10:00 - 11:00CROATIAN (BEG)
11:00 - 12:00GERMAN
11:30 - 12:30
27HIKING
9:00CULINARY
WORKSHOP10 A.M. - 1 P.M.FRENCH (ADV)
11:00 - 12:00MAHJONG
12:30BRIDGE (BEG)
13:30AUSTRALIA WILDFIRE
FUNDRAISER7 P.M.
28WALKING GROUP
9:00ITALIAN (BEG)
10:00 - 11:00BRIDGE (INTERM)
10:45 - 12:30
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Note: Calendar up to date as of January 31st. In the event of alterations, members will be notifi ed via the weekly bulletin. Should you have any
questions, please contact activities@iwcz.hr. If you do not receive the weekly email bulletin, please send us an email to info@iwcz.hr.
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
9FEBRUARY 2020
Dear members,
Lots of plans for the future activities were made in Janu-ary! Thank you all who contacted me with the new pro-posals and ideas.
As you learned from our Weekly Bulletin, a visit to The In-stitute for the Palliative Care took place on February 4th (for our new members, the Institute was the 2018/2019 Christmas bazaar benefi ciary). More information about the visit will be shared during the General meeting.
Busy people from the “Mali zmaj” association are already making huge changes at their Center, thanks to the pro-ceeds from the 2019 IWCZ Christmas bazaar: new fl oor-ing, new tiles, educational types of equipment, and toys. We are trying to arrange the visit for our members to the
Center in the near future. Also, “Mali zmaj” is running diff erent workshops for unprivileged children, and they are always looking for volunteers. If you are interested, please let me know.
If you do have some leftover paper napkins, pieces of fabrics, some broken fashion jewelry, paper towel rolls, beads or whatever could be used as an art material, please bring it to the next General meeting, or to the IWCZ offi ce during offi ce hours. We are collecting this for the Art workshops at the Rebro hospital, aimed for the patients with mental health issues. Thank you!
As always, if you would like to host the charity event or if you do know about the charity that we might help, please let us know.
CHARITY CORNERRenata BačanekCharity Coordinator
Photos from Mali Zmaj showing some of the changes and improve-ments made to the centre, thanks to the funds donated by the IWCZ, raised during the 2019 IWCZ Christmas Bazaar.
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
10FEBRUARY 2020
The IWCZ and Zagreb Expat Meetup powered by Kris2 have joined forces for an important cause.Together we are hosting a fundraiser in aid of the ani-mals that have been aff ected and displaced in the recent Wildfi res that raged across Australia.
It’s been estimated that around 1.25 billion animals have been killed across Australia to date. This includes thousands of koalas and other iconic species such as kangaroos, wallabies, kookaburras, cockatoos and hon-eyeaters.Many were burnt alive, and many more were left injured
and homeless.
You can help by attending this event and donating gener-ously. Apart from having a fabulous evening at Bornstein, you will have an opportunity to win some fabulous prizes. The minimum value of each prize is in excess of 200kn.
Date: February 27th, 7 p.m.Location: Bornstein Wine Bar - Kaptol 17
Our Valentine’s Charity event is brought to you by the re-nowned Croatian Chef Mr. Branko Ognjenović. Not only will you be treated to a wide selection of delicious, savory, and sweet fi nger food, accompanied by delicious Rose wine, but you’ll also have the opportunity to watch Mr. Ognjenović in action, with a live cooking demonstration of a special dish for Valentine’s day.Mr. Ognjenović is a big supporter of our club, several years ago he contributed to the IWCZ Food festival!
All the proceeds from this event will go to “Renato-Chefs without Borders”, a non-profi t association gathering Croatian and international chefs in helping children get access to free heart ultrasounds (especially those from
low-income families). Mr. Ognjenović started this unique NGO in honour of his late son, who died from an undi-agnosed heart condition.
If you wish to attend, please sign-up during the February GM or by sending an email to Renata at charity@iwcz.hr. Please be aware that places are reserved once full payment has been received, either at the February GM or by emailing proof of payment (IWCZ bank account) to the above-referenced email.
Date: February 14th, noonLocation: Majstor Kuhar AkademijaPrice: 200 kuna
Fundraiser for Australian Fires
Valentine’s Day Lunch
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
11FEBRUARY 2020
He was 31 years old, active in sports and properly fed, but he died of ruptured aortic heart. At the hospital I received information that Renato had congenital heart defect for which we did not know because he always felt well - healthy.
I decided to form an humanitarian association “Re-nato - cooks without borders” which will bring to-gether fellow chefs from around the world.
Humanitarian association „Renato – chefs with-out borders“ gathers fellow chefs from around the world. The primary goal of the association is to en-able all children echocardiography, and especially those with lower income, in order to provide an early detection if there is congenital heart disease.
Also, the goal is to encourage parents to react in time and provide echocardiography their children. Anyone who wants their child to make an ultra-sound of the heart, can occur in the Association for help, and the Association’s work would make it possible to carry out the same in the minimum time.
The regular time for echocardiography in the public health system is waiting for several months, also examination can be done only in some hospitals and in private practice it is possible to do it within a few days for a fee of 80 euros.
The Association will made echocardiography free, in the way that Association will bear the costs of in-spection. The Association funds will be collected by organizing charity dinners for various organizations,
needs of business partners, various businesses and other institutions.The funds collected Association will use primarily for the achievement of the primary objectives for which it was founded, but also for other goals which are:
1. Humanitarian actions, training, workshops and other types of activities in order to promote voca-tions chefs and preserve the reputation of the pro-fession and gastronomy both to children and adults 2. Encouraging education, development and train-ing of future generations in the profession of chefs. Association will help each child with socially disad-vantaged status through education, who wants to study for the chef, whether it will through the pur-chase of books, help with the acquisition of practice or the cost of education and the similar assistance.
„If we save one child, we have done a lot. If Renato made ultrasound at the time, might have been alive today“ – says Branko Ognjenović
“ Renato - Chefs Without Borders “Samoborska cesta 134
10000 ZagrebTel: +385 1611 08 02
Mail: info@renato-kbg.hr
Mr Branko Ognjenović’s story
When Renato died, I made him a promise: to
do something so that the same tragedy would
not happen to other parents.
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
12FEBRUARY 2020
ALL YOU NEED IS HAT
In the name of exciting exhibition we visit on 28th of January set in place by the well known artist Stasha Chimbur. Th is exhibition brought together various hat collections through which Stasha Chimbur demon-strates her design craft smanship, as well as what constitutes wearable woman’s hat as a fashion-statement accessory. Th e artist kindly granted the IWCZ the special privilege of a personal guided tour through the exhibition, bringing to life her artistic expression and sharing with us her experience and stories from when the hats were being created.
JANUARY IN REVIEW
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
13FEBRUARY 2020
Dear Ladies , Th anks to our dear member Pilar Cabral Majerovic we had the opportunity to get acquainted with one new in-teresting method, that is, a creative tool for psychological training and self-development Points of you method. By engaging and working with these methods, we are somehow up to date with new methods in the business world, all in the service of solving problems and facilitating our own daily lives. Th e POY method allows us to fi nd a solution even when we do not seem to have it. POY allows us to use both brain hemispheres to gain insight into the full potential of what is already inside us ... a tool that brings us a new way of thinking about a problem or topic we want to solve. Th ey help us to change the perspective, the perspective we have towards the problem, and thus see us towards the solution. Th ese changes happen when we look at a photo and a word at the same time. Because photography activates the right creative part of the brain and the word activates the left analytical part of the brain .... all in all a very interesting and successful workshop.
A big thank you to dear Pilar for taking the time to equip us with new useful tools.
LIFE COACH WORKSHOP
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
14FEBRUARY 2020
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES
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15FEBRUARY 2020
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16FEBRUARY 2020
6
16th meridian
gric cannon
hotel esplanade
the tallest building
about zagrebfun facts and figures
Hotel Esplanade was built in 1925. It provided luxury lodging to Orient
Express passengers on their route from
Paris to Istanbul.
The plaque marking the 16th meridian, which passes
through Zagreb, is on the corner of Vukovarska and
Držićeva streets. It was placed there during the
1987 World Student Games.
Zagreb Cathedral is 77m long and
slightly more than 46m wide. Its twin spires are around
108m high.
The noise generated by the Grič cannon can be as loud as 130 decibels. When it is fired at noon
every day, its sound can even be heard
south of the river Sava.
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
17FEBRUARY 2020
ZAGREB 7
gas lamps
Gas lamps were first introduced in Zagreb in 1863. Today, more than 200 of them are still in
use. A lamp lighter lights them in the evening and
dims them in the morning. Zagreb is one of only three
European cities to have kept this tradition alive.
There are around 4,500 cafés and restaurants in Zagreb. This
makes a ratio of 1 café to every
175 inhabitants.
According the 2011census, there are 790,000 people
living in Zagreb. This makes up 18.5% of
Croatia's population.
Zagreb museums
contain more than 3,6 million
exhibits.
meet me under the clock!The most popular local meeting spot is "under the clock" on the
main square. In a family tradition that goes back six generations, all of the city’s clocks are maintained
by the Lebarović watchmaking firm. Zagreb’s first municipal clocks came from Austria. They were later
made locally, but in a style that resembled those from Vienna.
zagreb funicularThe Zagreb funicular is the
world's shortest cable railway used for public transport. The 64-second ride covers
a distance of 66 meters.
17ABOUT ZAGREB
zagreb museums
Percentage of Croatia's population living in Zagreb
Cafés and restaurants
www.infozagreb.hr
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
18FEBRUARY 2020
• SVIJET VINA - 10% discount on imported wine and spirits. http://www.vina-acrobat.hr/Klet Grešna Gorica - 10% discount. 049 343 001 - gresna@gresna-gorica.com
• Dr. Med. dent. Renata Ž. Matutinovic, - 10% discount on all dental services. 091 535 83 53www.stomatolog-matutinovic.hr
• Beauty salon Bellona Salon & Medispa, Zagreb - 20% discount. Book on 01 65 35 829 (Monday to Saturday), or by mail: info@bellona.com.hr. - www.bellona.com.hr
• OPTIKA ANDA CITY CENTER ONE WEST JANKOMIR 33 - 20% discount on all our goods, please contact the IWCZ at info@iwcz.hr in order to get your printed gift voucher - www.optika-anda.com
• POSH Aesthetic Center - 30% discount on laser treatments for face and body.posh.com.hr, info@posh.com.hr. - Ivana 098 455 060, 01 / 370 84 10.
• ARTÙ - barber shop for men and children - 10%discount – 01 4664761Hairdresser Alter Studio - Ribnjak 18, - 20% discount - www.studioalter.comJewellery Bashota - Ilica 37, Ilica 69, Stjepana Radica 14 - 10% discount on cash pur-chasesCentar Bella Beauty Salon - 10% discount on certain services - www.centar-bella.hrIMed Clinic – Selska Cesta 90A - 10 % discount - www.imed.hrActing workshops and Artsy Wednesday workshops at the International Arts Centre, Zagreb - 10 % discount Photographer Fiorentin Studio - 10% discount on all services - http://fi orentin-studio.com/Zen Centre - Kordunska 15 - 10% discount on all services - http://anakutija.com/
• Accommodations in Novi Vinodolski/Crikvenica area - 15% discounthttp://www.villettamirossi.com & HouseTrip.com – Villetta Magnolia
• Mibo Lens - Kvatrić, Bartola Kašića 8 - 15% discount - http://www.mibo-lens.hr• Afrodita Beauty Centre - Kaptol Centre - 10% discount all products and services -
http://www.afrodita-beautycentar.com• Ruza Institut Kerastase, Vlaska 65 - 10% discount - Tel: 01 4616 364 - www.frizer-ru-
za.hr• Slana Soba, Derencinova 8 (Kvatric) - 20% discount - Tel: 01 4642406 - slana-soba.
com• WODECOR – Petrinjska 79 Zagreb – 10% discount - http://www.wodecor.eu/hr-hr• Royal Professional Hairdressers - Gunduliceva 5 - 10% discount - 01 4831512• l’Arte - Vlaška 40 - 10% discount - Contact: Marina Šarančić - www.arte-frizer.hr• Stella frizerski salon, Ilica 165 - 10% discount - 01 3770 416 - www.frizerski-sa-
lon-stella.hr• DivaSS Beauty Centre, Sheraton Hotel - 20% discount - http://divass.hr - or 01
4637377
DISCOUNTS FOR MEMBERS
IWCZ NEWSLETTER
19FEBRUARY 2020
While the Club is supported fi nancially by the publication of ads, the IWCZ does not endorse the products or services advertised.• All ads must be submitted to newsletter@iwcz.hr with the relevant OIB number and invoice details.• All non-IWCZ events will be re-formatted according to design needs.• All non-IWCZ events publicized with own logo and wording will be considered an ad and therefore subject to the adver-
tising policy.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Graphic Business Ad1/3 page 300,00 Kn1/2 page 400,00 KnFull page 600,00 Kn
ADVERTISING POLICY
Text only0 - 50 words 50,00 Kn51 - 100 words 100,00 Kn101 - 150 words 150,00 Kn151 - 200 words 200,00 Kn
Payments can be submitted in person in cash during IWCZ offi ce hours or via bank transfer. Please contact the IWCZ via email to arrange payments and invoices.
Bank Transfer Info: MEDJUNARODNI KLUB ZENA Kneza Borne 2 - ZagrebIBAN number: HR7823400091110445513PBZ account number: 2340009-1110445513
ALL SUBMISSIONS ARE DUE BY THE LAST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTHADS WILL NOT BE INSERTED IN THE NEWSLETTER UNLESS PAYMENT CONFIRMATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED.
IWCZ members are entitled to a 50% discount for their own advertisements. This does not apply to friends/connections of IWCZ members!
Mobile: (095) 451 5268
Offi ce Hours:Mondays 10:00 - 12:00
International Women’s Club Zagreb
Sheraton Hotel
Room 696
Kneza Borne 2
10000 Zagreb
newsletter@iwcz.hr
Address
Get in Touch
The IWCZ Newsletter is published from
September to June and is distributed to
all members via email the Sunday before
the monthly General Meeting, as well as
being made available in print format at
the General Meeting.
The newsletter typically includes regular
updates and information on activities,
events, and charitable initiatives.
All content to be added to the newslet-
ter must be sent by the last Friday of
the month. Any content received after
the deadline might not be included in
the newsletter.
Photographs from the IWCZ members
are always welcome, especially of club
related activities and trips, local get
togethers, as well as photos of our
monthly general meetings. Should you
have photographs you would like to see
included in the Newsletter, website and/
or Facebook page, please get in touch
via email (newsletter@iwcz.hr) attach-
ing your photographs to your message.
www.iwcz.hr
The IWCZ is an Association set up specif-
ically to provide support and assistance
to women who come to live in Croatia.
Our membership represents an impor-
tant part of the foreign community in
Zagreb and includes women of many
nationalities who are in Croatia for
professional or personal/family reasons,
temporary or for an indefi nite period.
IWCZ statutes allows for 25 per cent of
Croatian membership. The Associa-
tion is very active and has an open door
policy at monthly general meetings for
new prospective members to come and
meet for the fi rst time.
Executive Board 2019/2020About the IWCZ President
Jenner Pešut president@iwcz.hr
Vice-PresidentKarine Karibian-Filipović
vicepresident@iwcz.hr
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