President of Creative Gifting Achieves Membership in National Association of Professional Women

Apex, NC, April 10, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Debra Simonette, president of Creative Gifting, Inc., a business that specializes in unique gift designs and corporate branding, has been named a member of the National Association of Professional Women (NAPW). As a member of NAPW, Simonette will now have access to resources and benefits that will help her grow her business and serve her customers more efficiently.

“The National Association of Professional Women is made up of some of the most successful entrepreneurs and business women in the country,” said Simonette. “My membership will enable me to network and interact with other women business leaders, and learn how to be even more successful in my business.”

Creative Gifting has been recognized by Gift Basket Review as one of the Top 100 Gift Basket Businesses in America and to the Rave Reviews Magazine Top 100 List.

About Creative Gifting
Creative Gifting has been creating unique gifts and memories since 2000. Located in Apex, NC, they believe that customer service and creativity are key to building long-lasting relationships. Creative Gifting takes pride in their personalized services including corporate branding and unique gifts. They also offer the opportunity for clients to help design their own gift. For more information, visit www.creativegifting.com.

About NAPW
The National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) is an exclusive network for professional women to connect, learn and inspire. NAPW members enjoy a wealth of resources and services dedicated to the enhancement, empowerment and promotion of their careers. Women can network with other women, research, and review and uncover new opportunities providing them with the exposure to grow their careers.

The NAPW provides a global platform for women to voice their opinions and share their thoughts on family, economic and political issues that affect us. The NAPW supports and endorses a diverse syndicate of charities and nonprofit organizations focused on women’s issues and child wellness. For more information, visit www.napw.com.

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