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About
The AW Group
With over a decade of corporate event experience, The AW Group consults with mission-driven organizations to provide expert guidance on their events. Past clients include the DC Office of Human Rights, the University of Sydney, Mimi Miller Womenswear, and the Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies, where Vice President Kamala Harris was the keynote speaker.
Expertise
Event Production
Level up you in-person, virtual, or hybrid events with help from an expert
Hi, I'm
Aysia Woods
Aysia Woods is a Professional People-Gatherer™. As a creator by nature, an entrepreneur by heart, and an anthropologist by training, she thrives at the intersection of business and culture.
This people-centric focus has led to a dynamic career, which has included working at museums and magazines, hosting bespoke gatherings for hundreds of women, writing an ebook about virtual events, owning a corporate event consulting business, and even organizing an event that Vice President Kamala Harris keynoted. Most recently, she launched HereHome, a lifestyle brand.
Based in sunny Savannah, Georgia, she serves as a board member of the Forsyth Farmer’s Market and is a local advocate for Right to Start.
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