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THE TRANSITION NETWORK (TTN) is an inclusive community of professional women, 50 and forward, whose changing life situations lead them to seek new connections, resources, and opportunities.
TTN envisions life as a series of transitions – from active parent to empty-nester… family member to caregiver… employee to entrepreneur, volunteer or retiree… who we are now to who we want to be next.
Through programs, events and small group interactions, TTN women inspire and support each other as we continue a life of learning, engagement, and leadership. Together, we move forward and embrace the changes to come.
As a national organization, TTN is a relevant voice for women who continue to change the rules.
Luanne Mullin
Luanne Mullin, a member of the Steering Committee in the San Francisco Chapter, a Project Manager at the University of California and the Marin County Commissioner on Aging has a lot on her plate. But she never stops looking out for new and exciting challenges to keep life interesting! READ MORE
How Did I Get Here (May, 2012)
Three Generations Of Mothers Because I drive down to Portland, Oregon once every four or five weeks to spend time with my daughter and her two young children, I find myself thinking about being... READ MORE
