January Women in Business Luncheon

Wednesday, March 8th 11:30-1 PM

Legacy Retirement Center (1617 W Temple Lane)

Our Speaker is former "Mrs. International Utah 2019" Robin Towle and she will be addressing the topic of "Goals for the New Year (You)"

Robin is the mother of six beautiful children, three daughter-in-laws, and two precious grandchildren. She has been married to her husband, Kevin, for 28 years.

Robin is the founder of Wolf Pact, a nonprofit that teaches healthy emotional skills to teens to help with suicide prevention, bullying, anxiety, and depression. She also wrote and produced a short film called Room Enough to help with her efforts of suicide prevention.

She is the founder of Operation Santa’s Workshop, an annual event that brings Christmas to approximately seventy local foster teens.

Five years ago, Robin also founded Hope on the Hill, a suicide prevention event for Veterans held at the Utah State Capitol. This event is to introduce different modalities of healing and provide a beautiful evening of motivation, entertainment, and dinner, to show our veterans they are remembered and appreciated. This year, they celebrated their fifth anniversary.

Robin graduated from East Carolina University with a major in Economics and a minor in dance. While there, she was an ECU cheerleader and Pure Gold Dancer. Robin currently serves on the East Carolina Alumni Board of Directors.

In 2018, Robin was crowned Mrs. Utah America and went on to place top six in the Mrs. America Pageant. In 2019, Robin competed with 59 women and was so honored to be crowned Mrs. International 2019. As Mrs. International, she traveled over 37,000 miles, to eight countries and across the United States, meeting with legislators, motivational speaking, and doing charity work.

Robin has home schooled her children for twenty one years. Together with her husband, they took their children to all 48 continental United States, in an RV, visiting American Heritage sites. Robin counts these among her most treasured memories.

Robin was selected as the DAR Good Citizen in high school in 1988. In 2020, Robin decided to join the DAR Pony Express Chapter in memory of her Father. Robin inherited his passion for history, politics, and America, and felt this was the best gift she could give to him.