STYLED BY WWRC MEMBER, LISA GOLDEN SHROEDER
DENNIS BECKER PHOTOGRAPHY
EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES IN THE FOOD WORLD
WELCOME TO WWRC
Women Who Really Cook is a networking organization for women who are in the food business in the Twin Cities area and greater Minnesota. Monthly meetings are held in-person and virtually at various locations where members work to share successes, ideas, dreams, desires, products and possibilities in the food world.
THE HEART BEHIND WOMEN WHO REALLY COOK
CHAT WITH SUE ZELICKSON:
Join us for an inspiring interview with Sue Zelickson, the visionary founder of Women Who Really Cook, a pioneering networking group established over 30 years ago. Discover the rich history behind the creation of this influential organization, aimed at empowering women in the food industry and fostering a supportive community for professional growth.
SUPPORT, RESOURCES, INFORMATION
BECOME A MEMBER
We presently have approximately 300 members who are a diverse group of individuals involved in or serve the food and hospitality industries. We offer a unique experience to our members by providing an environment of support and camaraderie with fellow like-minded women who can become invaluable resources of information and support.
WHAT OUR MEMBERS ARE SAYING
“WWRC is a networking group of women not like any networking group you have ever encountered! We actually help each other! It is a group of business orientated, food related professionals that enjoy getting together to share. If you are starting a business you will have some of the best people there to support and help you. Maybe you need a good employee? WWRC has a great website that you can get just about anything. I have been a member for 4 years and I could not have accomplished all that I have without WWRC! It is an awesome group of women! Once you join you will be a member for life!”
- SUSAN HANEGAN BURDORF, GOURMET OIL & VINEGAR
"I like WWRC because it gives me the opportunity, as a private chef, to connect with other chefs and folks in the biz. I also love the camaraderie, excitement, and participation around the networking. Whenever I meet a woman in the food industry, I promote WWRC and encourage her to join! I can’t say enough about the organization."
- LAURA WADE