“Focus on your potential instead of your limitations.”
Alan Loy McGinnis
Pickles Anyone?
Yesterday was the official day for canning pickles. This year, I got a canning partner who is also a long-time friend, Thaymer. She has been canning for years but this is her first time to can pickles. We started off at 9 AM at the Noblesville...
My Day with The Pioneer Woman
About two months ago, I was walking through Target’s book section and a cookbook caught my eye. I didn’t really have time to look too much at it but decided to buy it because of the beautiful cover and vibrant pictures inside. I...
Something Delicious is Popping Up
For the past several months we have instituted a new Friday night ritual which includes going to dinner at The Roost followed by a family movie event downstairs in our new home theater. This weekend we changed it up a bit because Ryan had a...
A Great Weekend All Around
Friday was Peyton’s last day of school. She is now officially a second grader and I couldn’t be more proud of the young girl she has become. She is beautiful, thoughtful, compassionate, artistic and brilliant! We did our typical...
About Me
My name is Julie Easton. I am was born and raised in Mustang, Oklahoma. I moved to Indiana in June 1995 after I graduated with my BS in Agricultural Communications from Oklahoma State University. I am married to my incredible husband, Ryan, have two children, Peyton and Cody, and a pug named Bubba. I went back to school to earn my MBA after the birth of my daughter and graduated with honors from the Anderson University Falls School of Business.
I currently work at EnviroSolve Biotechnology, LLC located in Indianapolis, IN as the Marketing and Business Systems Manager.
I love to garden, cook/bake/can, surf, play around with new technology, shop at farmers markets, spend time with family/friends and enjoy life to the fullest.
I aspire to be a better photographer and hope to soon purchase and master the GoPro Hero 2 camera as well as the Nikon D5100.
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Affiliations & Community
Since November 2005, I have been a member of EWI, a premier organization for networking and leadership development for today’s business professionals and their firms. For the past 45 years, EWI of Indianapolis has supported businesses and individuals, promoted member firms, enhanced career development, and encouraged community involvement. As a member of the EWI of Indianapolis Chapter, I have served on the board in many capacities including Publications Director, Ways & Means Director, Programs Director, Vice President/President-Elect and President.
With more than 2000 companies and 2300 representatives in nearly 70 Chapters located in major cities in the United States and Canada, we have an expansive network for you and your organization to tap into. If you are interested in joining a dynamic group of business women who are focused on helping the community while enhancing their career development and business networks, contact me today.
I also am proud to be a supporter and volunteer at Heartland Truly Moving Pictures, a non-profit arts organization that honors and promotes filmmakers and the films they create which inspire, educate and engage. Heartland has three primary areas of focus including the annual Heartland Film Festival, an annual 10-day celebration of film is the place where Heartland honors independent filmmakers and helps promote the movies they make.
The second area of focus is the Heartland Institute which provides free quarterly acting workshops, Finding Inspiration in Literature & Movies (F.I.L.M.) curriculum for Truly Moving Picture Award winning films and is the catalyst for the High School Film Competition which encourages tomorrow’s filmmakers to create films that explore the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect for the positive values of life.
The last area of focus is the Truly Moving Picture Award (TMPA) is an honor bestowed on 15-20 films each year that impact audiences in a meaningful way and offer more than mere entertainment. If you believe in the power film can have, consider making a donation to Heartland Truly Moving Pictures by clicking here.
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