Dania Denise Nor-Cal Meet & Greet: Final Update

Alrighty, I've got the final details confirmed for my meet and greet that I posted about before! Below is the confirmed info for anyone that is able and interested in attending:

When: Saturday, September 22nd
Time: 1:00PM
Where: Starbucks @ The Hacienda Crossings Center, 4930 Dublin Boulevard Dublin, CA 94568

I'll more than likely be indoors working on my laptop until people show up...since I don't know what any of you look like (lol) please don't be shy--introduce yourself!

For those of you reading this for the first time who haven't checked out my other two posts about this, I'm basically making myself available for any of my readers who want to meet me in person and talk shop about anything related to modeling. This will be a great opportunity to get one-on-one advice/guidance and learn more about what it really takes to be successful in the modeling industry, as well as get any questions answered.

Male and female models of all experience levels and ages are more than welcome to attend, although I would discourage bringing small children/babies. Parents of models are definitely encouraged to come along, too! You don't have to be a Modeling 101 reader or subscribe to my posts to be at the meet and greet...everybody and anybody that wants to come can do so. :-)

So now you know where I'll be on Saturday and I hope it's where you plan on being, too!

Comments

Anonymous said…

u r beautiful

September 17, 2012 at 9:09 PM

Dania Denise said…

Awww, thank you SO much!!!

September 17, 2012 at 9:38 PM

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