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Next Oakland Uplift Mixer @ Parliament6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Oakland is at a pivotal time where justice, politics and community are at the forefront. Helping to provide dialogue, the Next Oakland Uplift Mixer is introducing The East Oakland Collective and Oakland Next Political Landscape. Come learn about new movements and initiatives in Oakland while networking, enjoying light bites, music, and raffles.
Hosted and sponsored by: The East Oakland Collective, Oakland Next Political Landscape, We Lead Ours (WELO)
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So We’ve Hired a Diversity & Inclusion Professional, Now What? @ We Work Dupont Circle6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Calling all DMV Black Professionals and persons, affinity groups and more who appreciate opportunities to network with Black Professionals! Join this candid discussion with diversity & inclusion experts. Gain an insider’s perspective on the corporate diversity & inclusion conundrum. Explore best practices from for strengthening, enriching and diversifying the workplace, as shared by diversity leaders representing Fortune 100 & 500 firms.
There will be a 1 -1/2 hour, moderated panel discussion followed by a free, on-site networking reception including a no host bar and light h’ordeuvres.
The DMVCollective.com is pleased to present “The Assembly” a series of engaging conversations focused on relevant and important topics impacting communities. Inspiring and provocative influencers and experts are invited to participate in open and frank discussions. Guests range from artists, entrepreneurs, and futurists to business leaders, tech pioneers and elected officials.
Business attire is strongly encouraged. Bring plenty of business cards.
Tickets are avaliable here.
6:00 pmSo We’ve Hired a Diversity & Inclusion Professional, Now What? @ We Work Dupont Circle -
The Leesa Dream Gallery @ The Leesa Dream Gallery6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join angel investor , author and networking expert Kelly Hoey for an evening conversation at the Leesa Dream Gallery in SoHo.
The Leesa Dream Gallery is the creation of two innovative and forward thinking companies who focus on profit and purpose. Leesa is an innovative direct-to-consumer mattress company and has donated over 5,000 mattresses to at-risk individuals and the homeless. ArtLifting, Leesa’s partnered company, provides opportunities to the homeless, formerly homeless and disabled artists. This allows the community to build a platform to sell their art and earn an income that is life-changing. Come and discover the amazing Leesa themed limited edition artwork, try out and purchase the “dangerously comfortable” Leesa mattress for yourself.
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5th Annual NAAHP Conference on Haiti and its Diaspora @ pin Howard University, Armour J. Blackburn University Center8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Don’t Miss the Largest Gathering of the Haitian Diaspora in the Nation’s Capital This Fall
For its fifth conference, the National Alliance for the Advancement of Haitian Professionals (NAAHP) has selected the United States capital for its annual three-day conference.
This year’s theme is Haiti’s Diaspora Goes to Washington: Leveraging the Diaspora’s Political & Economic Power for the Good of The Homeland.
The forum will take place at the Mecca, the epicenter of Black culture – Howard University – from September 29-October 1, 2016.
This will be the largest gathering of Haitians that the District of Columbia has seen in a long time. Over 1 million Haitians reside in America.
The Haitian Diaspora is a vibrant community of dynamic people from various walks of life and socioeconomic backgrounds, including middle class families and senior level professionals. Politically, they are engaged and are consistent voters.
Visit the conference website to learn more at: www.naahpconference.org8:00 pm5th Annual NAAHP Conference on Haiti and its Diaspora @ pin Howard University, Armour J. Blackburn University Center -
UPGRADE YOUR PAY! TELESEMINAR8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
New research shows that wage gaps are actually wider than they were 40 years ago! That means, odds are, you’re not getting paid what you deserve.
In this one-hour teleseminar, you’ll learn the secrets to successful salary negotiation, raise acquisition, and other tips to help you maximize your pay and finally earn what you deserve.More information is avaliable here.
8:00 pmUPGRADE YOUR PAY! TELESEMINAR
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Sep30Fri
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54th New York Film Festival- Free Events (all-day) @ VariousSep 30 – Oct 16
The Film Society of Lincoln Center celebrates American and international cinema, to recognize and support new filmmakers, and to enhance awareness, accessibility and understanding of the art among a broad and diverse film going audience. In addition to the numerous film screenings, the 54th New York Film Festival will be chock full of free events, including HBO Directors Dialogues, NYFF Live talks, Convergence experiences and installations, and more.
Tickets to the following free events will be distributed at the corresponding box office on a first-come, first-served basis starting one hour prior to the event. Please note that the line may form in advance of this time. Limit one ticket per person, subject to availability.
- NYFF Live talks, 7:00pm daily in the Amphitheater
- Meet the Makers: Soundhunters (Convergence), 10/1, 1:00pm (HGT)
- Meet the Makers: Lives in Transit (Convergence), 10/1, 5:30pm (HGT)
- Meet the Makers: Sherlock Holmes & The Internet of Things (Convergence), 10/2, 1:00pm (HGT)
- Meet the Makers: Priya’s Mirror (Convergence), 10/2, 2:30pm (HGT)
- HBO Directors Dialogues: Kenneth Lonergan, 10/2, 3:00pm (BWA)
- Meet the Makers: Late Shift (Convergence), 10/2, 4:30pm (HGT)
- Late Shift (Convergence), 10/2, 5:30pm (HGT)
- HBO Directors Dialogues: Maren Ade, 10/2, 7:00pm (AMP)
- HBO Directors Dialogues: Mike Mills, 10/9, 3:00pm (BWA)
- HBO Directors Dialogues: Paul Verhoeven, 10/13, 7:00pm (AMP)
Click Here for more information
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TEDxPeachtree @ Rialto Center for the Arts9:15 am – 6:00 pm
TEDxPeachtree is Back for the 8th Year
Join us for a day of inspiration and innovation as we explore the issues that keep us apart and ideas that bring us TOGETHER.
At the 8th annual flagship TEDxPeachtree conference, we celebrate human ingenuity and inventions through the lens of dreamers, explorers, thinkers, doers and story-tellers at the Rialto Center for the Arts located in the heart of Atlanta.
The 2016 roster of speakers will be announced in late summer.
For 2015 speaker videos, and ticket information visit http://tedxpeachtree.com.
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Freelance Writing Bootcamp @ Brooklyn Brainery12:00 pm – 5:30 pm
This afternoon workshop will address the nuts and bolts of being a freelance writer. We will discuss and look at your story pitches, the art of writing on deadline, the business of freelancing and the basics of creating a social media presence online. This is a hands-on workshop where we will work on pitches during class. Learn how to improve your brand online and best practices for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This class is a mix of practical information about freelancer skills and the writing life.
What to Bring:
- Bring a written pitch letter or written story idea to class
- Bring a draft of an article you are working on, or the idea for one
- Bring a computer
- Bring a paper and pen (to take notes and for in-class exercises)
Instructor: Jennifer Mattson is a former radio producer for “The Connection” and worked as an editor for National Public Radio. She spent over six years as a producer for CNN, where she was responsible for CNN’s daily live newscasts and producing CNN’s international coverage. Jennifer came to CNN to work in the Washington bureau’s political unit during the 1996 U.S. presidential election. Her work has appeared in TheAtlantic.com, USA TODAY, The Boston Globe, The Women’s Review of Books, AsianCorrespondent.com, Tablettalk.comand CNN.com. She is the former Managing Editor of AsiaSociety.org. Follow her on Twitter at @jennifermattson
Hosted by Brooklyn Brainery.
12:00 pmFreelance Writing Bootcamp @ Brooklyn Brainery
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Oct2Sun
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Race Against Domestic Violence @ pin Show Map Bethany House of Northern Virginia, Inc.8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Bethany House of Northern VA 2nd annual Walk/Run Against Domestic Violence is a family friendly event. Come out and run/walk for 2 miles along the course at Robert E Lee High School or participate in the team relay race which acts as a simulation for participants to gain insight into what some domestic violence survivors face in that moment once they have made that brave decision to leave the abusive situation. This race will not be chip timed – registration and t-shirt pickup starting at 8 am.
Proceeds of this event will support the shelters at Bethany House so more survivors will have a safe place to reestablish their lives free of abuse. Thanks for taking a stand and supporting our survivors of Domestic Violence.More information can be found here.
8:00 amRace Against Domestic Violence @ pin Show Map Bethany House of Northern Virginia, Inc.
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Oct4Tue
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Women, Wine, and Wealth: A Practical Workshop to Achieve Your Financial Goals6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Young Women’s Leadership Council of the YWCA will be hosting the YWCA’s annual Empowerment Summit on October 4th from 6-9 PM. Our goal is to engage and empower Millennial women in the greater DMV area to set and reach their financial goals. “Women, Wine, and Wealth: A Practical Workshop to Achieve Your Financial Goals” will be an interactive, customizable event where attendees will hear from personal finance experts on the topics that matter the most to their financial goals. Topics will include: buying your first home, paying down debt and investing in your 401K.
More information can be found here.
6:00 pmWomen, Wine, and Wealth: A Practical Workshop to Achieve Your Financial Goals
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Oct5Wed
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UWIB NYC and Twitter Present: Ladies Who Launch @ Twitter6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The United Women in Business Foundation is partnering with SWAT (Super Women at Twitter) for our signature event of the year, Ladies Who Launch.
This year’s event features a moderated panel of diverse female founders sharing their founding stories, the successes they celebrated, and the challenges they experienced along the way. Join us to hear entrepreneurial straight talk directly from founders!
WHAT YOU’LL GET:
- Insight from brilliant female entrepreneurs on what it takes to launch a business, and the advice they have for you
- Learn how these powerful Ladies Who Launch found their passion, when they flipped the entrepeneurial switch, what mistakes they made along the way, and how they deal with the stress and avoid burnout
- Opportunity to visit the incredible Twitter HQ office
- Delightful snacks and drinks from our sponsors
The United Women in Business Foundation (UWIB) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the professional and personal development of women in the business world. UWIB’s mission is to foster success for its members by providing educational programs, mentorship and networking connections, and leadership and growth opportunities.
Hosted by UWIB and Twitter
6:30 pmUWIB NYC and Twitter Present: Ladies Who Launch @ Twitter
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Oct6Thu
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2016 Hamptons International Film Festival (all-day) @ VariousOct 6 – Oct 10
The Hamptons International Film Festival was founded to celebrate Independent film—long, short, fiction and documentary—and to introduce a unique and varied spectrum of international films and filmmakers to our audiences. The festival is committed to exhibiting films that express fresh voices and differing global perspectives, with the hope that these programs will enlighten audiences, provide invaluable exposure for filmmakers and present inspired entertainment for all.
Known for it’s support of women driven initiatives in the industry, this year’s lineup will include panels, screenings, discussions, and events that highlight this support. The festival includes many seasoned industry professionals as well and newcomers and emerging talent.
Click Here to learn more and see this year’s schedule.
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11th Annual Women in Leadership & Philanthropy Fall Symposium: Cracking the Confidence Code – What Women Need to Know @ Tampa Hilton Downtown7:30 am – 3:30 pm
The 11th Annual Women in Leadership & Philanthropy Fall Symposium celebrates women who are transformational leaders through their volunteer, professional and philanthropic contributions. This half-day event (which has sold out since 2013) includes a networking breakfast, concurrent sessions, and a dynamic lunchtime keynote address by New York Times bestselling author and Peabody, Emmy, and DuPont Award-winning television journalist Claire Shipman. Claire will be speaking on topics from her best-selling book The Confidence Code: The Art and Science of Self-Assurance—and What Women Need to Know, an informative and practical guide to understanding the importance of confidence—and learning how to achieve it—for women of all ages and at all stages of their career and life.
For registration details CLICK HERE.
7:30 am11th Annual Women in Leadership & Philanthropy Fall Symposium: Cracking the Confidence Code – What Women Need to Know @ Tampa Hilton Downtown
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Oct7Fri
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The Rise Weekend @ Mandarin Oriental12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
The RISE weekend is an intimate weekend retreat for women who are done with business as usual! Women who know they carry greatness in their souls and are ready to spend a powerful but relaxing weekend changing the game.
This weekend was intentionally designed by leadership coach & consultant Ekene Onu. Every aspect was chosen to refresh and rejuvenate your mind, body and soul as well as mine the diamonds inside of you.
EXPERIENCE THE LUXURY YOU DESERVE AT THE FABULOUS FIVE STAR MANDARIN ORIENTAL HOTEL IN ATLANTA
EXPLORE ATLANTA IN A REFRESHING WAY WITH OUR CURATED IN CITY ACITIVITIES.
CONNECT TO GAME CHANGING RESOURCE EXPERTS WHO WILL HELP YOU TAKE YOUR LIFE, BUSINESS & RELATIONSHIP TO A NEW LEVEL.
The RISE weekend is perfect for high achieving women like yourself!
This weekend will be beautiful, filled with love and adventure, powered by intention and teaching for maximum transformation. It is an opportunity for you to be as generous to yourself as you are to others.
Agenda
FRIDAY: 1PM – 5PM – THE SUMMIT CHALLENGE
Unleash your inner conqueror! Participate in a uniquely designed transformation experience as you hike the largest exposed mass of granite in the world, then dine alfresco in unparalleled natural ambiance.
SATURDAY: 10AM – 12PM – REFRESH YOUR LIFE BRUNCH
Join us for a sumptuous power brunch where you will create your own personal strategy to THRIVE, have BALANCE, LOOK AMAZING and FEEL FABULOUS with our Refresh experts.
***SATURDAY: 1PM – 3PM – GET GLAM VIP EXPERIENCE (VIP REGISTRATION ONLY)
Visit our glam suite, for an exclusive group session styling & makeup session. Be one of our upcoming Refresh guide cover girls and be part of a fabulous fashion shoot.
SATURDAY: 3PM – 5PM – STYLE MAVEN EXPERIENCE Hosted by BLOOMINGDALE’S
Let your inner fashionista rise to the occasion in a unique style experience that will elevate your style to attract more profit, love and power.
SATURDAY: 8PM – MIDNIGHT – LUMINARY BANQUET
Get dressed up and rock your own personal runway as we celebrate women of purpose and significance with a fabulous black tie dinner, designed to inspire, empower and celebrate you.
SUNDAY: 10AM – 12NOON REFRESH GOSPEL BRUNCH
Refresh your spirit in a lavish brunch and RISE in every area of your life.
PARTICIPANTS ALSO WILL RECIEVE
- GIFT BAG VALUED AT OVER $500 (Past gifts have included artisanal products, brands like Aveda & Neiman Marcus & more)
- ***VIP Registration only – SPECIAL VIP PRE-RETREAT GIFT BOX MAILED TO YOUR HOME.
- ***VIP Registration only - ACCESS TO REFRESH ONLINE LIFESTYLE ACADEMY VALUED AT $199
- A RISE RETREAT RESOURCE GUIDE FILLED WITH EXPERT ADVICE AND MORE.
- UP TO 50% DISCOUNTED RATES TO THE MANDARIN ORIENTAL HOTEL. IF YOU STAY ON PROPERTY, PREPARE TO RELAX IN THE SUMPTUOUS SPA AREA WITH A STEAM ROOM & A WHIRLPOOL FOR GUESTS. (Registration fee includes most meals but does not include hotel rooms)
- Registered attendees will receive the room block information.
THIS WEEKEND COVERS MEALS, SNACKS AND REFRESHMENTS THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND. ALL ACTIVITIES AND MATERIALS AND MORE.
DON’T YOU DESERVE THIS WEEKEND TO GET REFRESHED TO BE A BETTER YOU?
REGISTER NOW AT WWW.THERISEWEEKEND.COM
12:00 pmThe Rise Weekend @ Mandarin Oriental
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Oct9Sun
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Millienial Week- Washington DC (all-day)Oct 9 – Oct 15
Millennials are swaying elections, disrupting industries and reshaping America’s cities. From forums highlighting activists and innovators across industries, to an UnConference exploring the impact of the largest generation alive, this event series will engage and inspire.
WHAT IS IT, AND HOW IS IT DIFFERENT?
- Millennial Week is created by Millennials, for a Millennial audience;
- The speakers are Millennial leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators;
- This is an event series that explores the impact of the generation in multiple areas, including society, civic engagement and entrepreneurship
More information can be found here.
Millienial Week- Washington DC (all-day)
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Oct11Tue
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SARASOTA – T3 Train the Trainer Workshop @ Colonial Oaks Park2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
FREE - Train the Trainer workshop for anyone interested in being able to train their company staff, other businesses or public classes. This trainer workshop will take place after the final exam on Day 2 after the Florida Erosion & Sediment Control class at approximately 2:00 pm.
If you are interested in becoming a Trainer please bring a copy of your short resume with you to class.
All individuals must make a minimum score of 80 on the examination in order to attend the Train the Trainer workshop.
If you have any questions regarding this workshop please contact:
This educational class is sponsored by the State of Florida, Department of Environmental Protection.
Registration required: http://bit.ly/1UoGuGl
2:00 pmSARASOTA – T3 Train the Trainer Workshop @ Colonial Oaks Park
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Oct13Thu
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Webinar: Simple Hacks That Drive More Sales from Your Website12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Whether you’re selling a product or service, your website is an important revenue-driving tool for your business. Design it with conversion in mind using ideas from this event, the final in the Biz Tech Webinar Series organized by Entrepreneur and Comcast Business. Learn how to optimize your website to increase sales, use neuroscience principles to drive actions by visitors, and provide a better web experience for customers.
Register to join free, ask questions and learn how to:
• Enhance your website with strategic changes that sell more products and services
• Create social proof, urgency and anchor pricing to increase action
• Format your website for an optimal user experience to increase conversion
• Write copy, choose images and execute pricing strategies to drive more sales
Andy Crestodina, Co-Founder of Orbit Media
Andy is a co-founder and the strategic director of Orbit Media, an award-winning 38-person web design company in Chicago. For 15 years, he has provided web strategy and advice to more than a thousand businesses. As a top-rated speaker at national conferences and as a writer for many of the biggest blogs, Andy has dedicated himself to the teaching of marketing. He has written hundreds of articles on content strategy, search engine optimization, social media and analytics.
Dalip Jaggi, Principal at Devise Interactive
Dalip is both the principal and founder of Devise Interactive, a brand and digital agency that engages audiences with creative designs and innovative technologies. He is also the founder of EvaDrop and Fraxtion, two startups bringing cutting-edge technology to the market, and the hosting company Hostannual.
Moderator: Jill Schiefelbein, Owner of The Dynamic Communicator®
Jill (@dynamicjill) creates and executes communication and education strategies that help businesses increase sales, retain existing customers, and build consumer efficacy. She is the author of Dynamic Communication: Strategies to Grow, Manage, and Lead Your Business.12:00 pmWebinar: Simple Hacks That Drive More Sales from Your Website -
Ladies Who Lead: A Panel in Partnership with Dev Bootcamp @ Dev Bootcamp7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
FindSpark believes that diversity is one of the most important and empowering assets to a successful workplace environment. With that being said, women have been leading and empowering the workplace for decades. Do you want to be your very own Lady Boss? Do you want to learn how to speak up in the face of adversity? Join FindSpark for a panel in Partnership with Dev Bootcamp – where they will be discussing the challenges faced by women in leadership positions and how to face them head on.
Click here to register
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Rita Dove and Robin Coste Lewis @ Kaufmann Concert Hall7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Rita Dove’s newly published Collected Poems is “an absolutely astounding body of work,” wrote the Los Angeles Times. “The lyric beauty of her poems makes them unforgettable; their deep knowledge of history and its ongoing consequences makes them permanent.”
Robin Coste Lewis won the 2015 National Book Award for Voyage of the Sable Venus, her first collection of poetry. “Altogether new, open, experimental and ground-breaking, Lewis privileges real life in all its complications,” wrote Claudia Rankine.Hosted by 92Y.
7:30 pmRita Dove and Robin Coste Lewis @ Kaufmann Concert Hall
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Oct15Sat
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Using Feminist Leadership to Achieve *Business Results (all-day) @ National Opera CenterOct 15
Wait, what is feminist business?
It’s the merging of feminist values and business results.
Who is this workshop for?
Leaders at any level working in an organization who want new tools for pursuing a specific project through a feminist lens. Leaders at any level in an organization who want to start a new (value-adding) project in a feminist way. Anyone who wants to practice transformational leadership as they face real-world business challenges in their organization.
What problem are is this trying to solve?
Most organizations, while they do valuable work, are not feminist or equitable in their everyday practice. This lack of attention to equity and inclusion hurts those who are discriminated against and left out of the decision-making process. Leaving out values and leaving team members behind also hurts the business itself. This rowkshop is offering new practices for closing the gap between business and values in a way that is co-created with you, since you are the expert in your own organization and role, you know your needs, and you already have great ideas for making your business better.
You bring your own business challenge, managerial skill, and contributor expertise. This workshop will add project development tools, leadership tools, and ideas for executing on your feminist values.
Agenda
9:00am-12:00pm The Feminist Lean Project Canvas with CV Harquail
The Feminist Lean Project Canvas combines two of the most powerful perspectives in business today: the customer-focused, entrepreneurial iterative, growth-oriented Lean Startup process and the system-changing, inclusive, purpose-driven Feminism. Use the Feminist Lean Project Canvas to reframe a business initiative so that it draws equally on the human capabilities and the organization’s assets. Develop a project idea that you can execute in your role as a manager or individual contributor. With the Feminist Lean Project Canvas, you’ll incorporate your organization’s values and feminist values to craft a project that can deliver real business results.
12:00pm-1:00pm Lunch
1:00pm-4:30pm Intro to Take The Lead’s 9 Leadership Power Tools to Advance Your Career Created by women’s rights activist Gloria Feldt and adapted for this context by Lex Schroeder, Take The Lead’s Leadership Power Tools are rooted in a sophisticated concept of power. These tools help women leaders navigate the world as is while leading the changes THEY want to see. Build your leadership skills and create a plan of action to deliver on your feminist project you identified in the morning. Shift from the outdated, oppressive “power over” to the positive #PowerTO model and learn immediately actionable leadership tools to make greater impact and advance your career while you’re at it so that all women rise.
Monetary Value$300 for the full day workshop. Discounted “bring an ally” tickets are available for people who bring a friend or colleague. A limited number of reduced price tickets are available for students and individuals needing financial assistance. Please email Lex at a.e.schroeder@gmail.com for more info.
The Take Aways1) An innovative project management tool for initiating a new project in your organization or transforming an old, broken project into one that expands rather than contracts possibilities
2) Generous ways to create #PowerWITH others to invite support for that new project in your team or organization
3) New leadership tools for advancing courageous new work into your organization, including how to handle controversy, meet chaos with creativity, and deal with competing organizational values
4) Connection with a larger network of feminist business practitioners – people who often need to find each other outside of organizations since equity and justice are not typically a business’s first priority
5) Examples of women-led businesses, organizations, and projects as well as women-led, feminist ideas about business you may not have heard before. Rather than following the convention of leaving women (and women’s ideas) out, we’ll bring them in, on purpose, so that you’ll have these examples to draw upon in your own work
Who Is Behind This?
CV HARQUAIL
CV helps leaders move forward with confidence and clarity by translating vague or complex ideas into action. She helps leaders think differently about the relationships between organizations, individuals, and systems to develop generous strategies for influence. She advocates that we lead organizations to be positive agents in the world. CV teaches management and entrepreneurship at Stevens Institute of Technology, where she has taught over 65 different teams how to use Lean Startup techniques to develop project, product, and new business ideas. She researches and writes about generosity as a business strategy and teaches leaders how to incorporate the feminist ethic of care into everyday business practice.
LEX SCHROEDER
Lex is a writer, editor, and speaker on the future of work and gender justice and a Leadership Ambassador with Take The Lead. She offers tools for systems change through a gender equity lens. A former editor and strategist at The Lean Enterprise Institute, host in the Art of Hosting community, editor at The Berkana Institute, and media entrepreneur, Lex brings 10+ years of intentionally broad experience to her leadership and organizational development work. Lex has presented workshops and spoken at numerous events including the Yale Women’s Leadership Conference, See Jane Do’s Passion-Into-Action Conference, and the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her views on leadership have been featured in Fast Company. In 2015, Lex was selected by strategy + business magazine as one of ten thought leaders to map the history of management ideas and distill important trends for the future of work. She is committed to helping teams become more effective, resilient, and just.
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Dallas Latina Leadership Program @ SMU Dedman School of Law9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Please join the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association for the 2016 Dallas Latina Leadership Program aimed at addressing many of the issues that remain obstacles in the road for Latinas – lack of women role models in the legal field, lack of mentors, and lack of access to career information.
This full day of workshops and panels will inspire and bring together Latina attorneys, law students and undergraduate students interested in the law.
FEATURING
OPENING KEYNOTE REMARKS BY SARAH SALDAÑA, DIRECTOR, IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT (ICE) & LUNCHEON KEYNOTE REMARKS BY REGINA MONTOYA, AUTHOR/ATTORNEY
Co-Sponsored by the Dallas Hispanic Bar Association, Hispanic National Bar Association, SMU Dedman School of Law, and The Mustang Bar, Law Alumni Association.
To RSVP, click HERE.
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Faith and Civility in Journalism: An Interview with Savannah Guthrie @ Scandinavia House10:00 am – 11:30 am
Join Today Show co-anchor and renowned broadcast journalist, Savannah Guthrie as she sits down with us for an intimate conversation around maintaining civility in the midst her vocation. We’ll also explore with her the challenges and opportunities of integrating her faith into the work she loves.
The Center for City Renewal exists to work for the common good and flourishing of the city through the lens of civility. Through theological formation, generative relationships, creative entrepreneurship, faithful cultivation, peaceable civility, pursuing justice, and stewarding privilege, participants will embody a gospel ethic in their work, culture and urban living.
Hosted by Center for City Renewal
10:00 amFaith and Civility in Journalism: An Interview with Savannah Guthrie @ Scandinavia House
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Oct18Tue
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Deals & Divas: Mind Of An Entrepreneur – Lessons Learned @ Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Join Deals & Divas for a lively discussion on what it takes to shift from working in a business, to working on your own business. Hear some of the challenges and successes along the way, ideas for staying focused, and growing smartly.
Come for the networking and cocktail reception, and meet other entrepreneurs who’s products are showcased.
5:30-6:30 – Enjoy Cocktails and our Entrepreneur Showcase
6:30-8:00 pm Panel Discussion
Please click here for more information on the panelists and the event.
Moderator:
Samira Salman
Founder and CEO of Salmon SolutionsPanelists:
Kari Saitowitz
Founder and CEO of The Fhitting RoomAgnes Park
Partner, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLPJulie dePontbriand
Co-Founder & CEO
Shop Venture5:30 pmDeals & Divas: Mind Of An Entrepreneur – Lessons Learned @ Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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The International Women’s Empowerment Summit (all-day) @ Atlantis Paradise Island, The BahamasOct 19 – Oct 20
The International Women’s Empowerment Summit (IWES) is a forum for women professionals and entrepreneurs from around the world and the Caribbean to meet, inspire, and learn from each other. Speakers and discussion sessions will address the issues and interests of today’s aspiring and successful women, in relation to such topics as leadership, business, education, politics, wealth creation, philanthropy, social empowerment, communication, creative arts, spirituality and faith, science and technology, and health and wellness.
The inaugural International Women’s Empowerment Summit (IWES 2016) will be hosted by the Ministry of Tourism of The Islands Of The Bahamas in partnership with StartUp Woman, and in collaboration with UN Women. StartUp Woman is a new initiative by the founders of the WIE (Women Inspiration and Enterprise) Network, which shines a spotlight on female-owned SME’s in the UK, the USA and The Bahamas.
Register here.
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HR Tampa Conference & EXPO 2016 – Positively HR! @ USF Marshall Center7:00 am – 5:00 pm
We are the premier professional association for human resource professionals in Tampa Bay and one of Florida’s largest and most active chapters. We are a vibrant group of over 600 HR professionals who are seeking to promote greater understanding of the human resource function through group interaction and the presentation of various related topics at our monthly meetings, network happy hours, new member orientations, and educational expos.
Every member of our local chapter is also an individual member of the national SHRM organization. If you are not already a member of HR Tampa, click here for information on joining our chapter. As a reminder, all memberships are individual based not company based in accordance to SHRM guidelines. We look forward to meeting you at one of our many upcoming events.
Registration details: www.hrtampa.org
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Content Development Strategies to Drive Non-Profit Engagement @ Support Center for Nonprofit Management9:30 am – 12:30 pm
You need a lot of content to keep your supporters and stakeholders engaged with your organization.
- But what should you blog about and post on social media?
- What material belongs in a newsletter?
- Should you even have a newsletter?
- How do you keep the wheels of your social media turning?
- How can you use content to raise funds?
- And to whom should you gear all of your content?
Join Jennifer Friedlin of Hungry Marketing to learn how to put your limited resources to use to develop an effective content plan and a strategy for engaging key audiences. You will walk away with a streamlined plan in hand and a sense of control over your marketing and outreach efforts. Heck, you may even start to raise some additional money.
Hosted by the Support Center for Nonprofit Management.
9:30 amContent Development Strategies to Drive Non-Profit Engagement @ Support Center for Nonprofit Management
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Oct20Thu
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Bahamas 2016: International Women’s Empowerment Summit @ Atlantis Paradise Island, The Bahamas6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
The inaugural International Women’s Empowerment Summit (IWES) will be hosted by the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism in partnership with StartUp Woman and UN Women, at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, on October 20-21, 2016.
The Summit is the forum for aspiring and successful women professionals and entrepreneurs in various fields from around the world to meet, learn from, and inspire each other. Under the theme Empowering Women to Pursue Their Dreams, the inaugural IWES Bahamas 2016 will focus on addressing the issues and interests of today’s women, including doing business with confidence, economic empowerment and wealth creation, education and social empowerment, presentation and marketing, and health and wellness.
The Summit will take the basic format of a series of moderated discussions with relevant panelists, which will include successful women from around the world. IWES Bahamas 2016 will also launch the StartUp Woman initiative for The Bahamas, a new endeavour by the founders of the Women, Inspiration and Enterprise (WIE) Network, which shines a spotlight on woman-owned Small and Medium Enterprise’s (SME) in the UK, the US, and The Bahamas. The Summit is also being delivered in partnership with UN Women, the United Nations entity responsible for supporting gender equality and the empowerment of women.
BONUS! Enter for a chance to win two all expense paid tickets to the conference.
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BRAG 46th Annual Scholarship & Awards Gala6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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Make Your LinkedIn Profile Rock- Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile for Success @ Dropbox Office6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
NAMIC New York
Sponsored by Dropbox
OPTIMIZE YOUR LinkedIn Profile for Success!
Thursday, October 20th, 6-8pm (Dropbox Office- 50 W23rd street, 4th floor)
Learn from LinkedIn Executive, Greg Butler, on best practices, how to make your profile standout and get answers to questions such as:
- How much information should I share?
- How much job history should be shown?
- How to follow groups?
- Who can view things posted?
- & more!
All attendees will receive a FREE professional headshot for your LinkedIn profile and have a chance to win Dropbox space upgrades and Dropbox gear!
Greg Butler is a Customer Success Manager at LinkedIn. Greg serves as a trusted product consultant for a large number of recruitment agencies and executive search firms across the Unites States. Greg focuses primarily on product implementation, efficiency, education, and change management across executive teams.
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Intersectionality – Author Talk with Patricia Hill Collins @ Potter House7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
The concept of intersectionality has become a hot topic in academic and activist circles alike. But what exactly does it mean, and why has it emerged as such a vital lens through which to explore how social inequalities of race, class, gender, sexuality, age, ability and ethnicity shape one another?
In this new book Patricia Hill Collins and Sirma Bilge provide a much-needed introduction to the field of intersectional knowledge and praxis. They analyze the emergence, growth and contours of the concept and show how intersectional frameworks speak to topics as diverse as human rights, neoliberalism, identity politics, immigration, hip hop, global social protest, diversity, digital media, Black feminism in Brazil, violence and World Cup soccer. Accessibly written and drawing on a plethora of lively examples to illustrate its arguments, the book highlights intersectionality’s potential for understanding inequality and bringing about social justice oriented change.
Intersectionality will be an invaluable resource for anyone grappling with the main ideas, debates and new directions in this field.More information can be found here.
7:00 pmIntersectionality – Author Talk with Patricia Hill Collins @ Potter House
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Oct22Sat
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Domestic Violence Forum @ Miami Dade College, North Campus11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Miami Dade College, North Campus to Host Domestic Violence Forum
Awareness. Prevention. Empowerment.
Take a stand against Domestic Violence in our community!
Join in to raise awareness, discuss and identify strategies for prevention and educate and empowering our community on ways to stop the violence.
Get involved! Donate previously used wireless phones, batteries and chargers to support victims and survivors. All donations will be given to Hopeline® courtesy of Verizon Wireless in an effort to take action against Domestic Violence.
For more information, please contact Daniella Pierre via e-mail to dpierre4@mdc.edu.
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3rd Annual Women on the Rise Forum & Expo @ Gateway Christian Center Ballroom12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Now in its third year, the Women on the Rise NY Forum & Expo is targeted to be Nassau County’s premiere event of its kind for women.
In 2009 Harvard Business Review showed that women control about $20 trillion in annual consumer spending, and that figure could climb as high as $28 trillion in the next five years. Now well past 5 years it’s our time to get some of those trillions as entrepreneurs. Our goal is to help women entrepreneurs command their worth by participating as a vendor and as a guest at our event. And also allow consumers to experience new products & services from across NY. This is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss!
The Women on the Rise NY Forum & Expo is an exciting event where women learn from other professionals, get inspired, shop, and network.
Contact Information: www.womenontheriseny.com
Tickets: Here
12:00 pm3rd Annual Women on the Rise Forum & Expo @ Gateway Christian Center Ballroom
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Oct23Sun
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Be your best boss: pay yourself a salary with benefits @ BKLYN Commons2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
In this interactive class with Kristen Euretig, CFP you’ll learn how to give yourself the structure and stability of a salaried job even with the unpredictable income of a freelancer or entrepreneur. You will learn become the best boss you’ve had by putting benefits in place that many only get with a salaried job. You’ll fall in love with being an entrepreneur all over again. In this class, we’ll talk:
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making sense of variable income to pay yourself a consistent salary
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scheduling vacation time for yourself and making a plan to pay for it
- planning for tax savings painlessly
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saving for retirement consistently on inconsistent income
For freelancers and entrepreneurs
Hosted by Brooklyn Plans
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Oct24Mon
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WICT NY 2016 Executive Women’s Luncheon @ Mandarin Oriental11:00 am – 2:00 pm11:00 amWICT NY 2016 Executive Women’s Luncheon @ Mandarin Oriental
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Power Player Breakfast with Amy Emmerich, Chief Content Officer, Refinery29 @ Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz8:30 am – 10:00 am
The Power Player Breakfast Series brings women at the top of their career game to New York Women in Film & Television for intimate, inspiring discussions on their current projects, working their ways to the top and other exciting industry insights! For October, the Power Player Breakfast welcomes guest Amy Emmerich, Chief Content Officer at Refinery29, a leading digital lifestyle media company for women.
If you don’t know this digital powerhouse by name, you certainly know the media brands that have felt the impact of her programming. She has more than 20 years of experience developing content and programming for brands that include MTV Networks, Travel Channel, HBO, Oxygen Media and Vice Media. An award-winning producer, she has a full spectrum of production and development experience across platforms, including linear television, digital video and emerging social media.
As Refinery29’s Content Maven, Emmerich is committed to creating a dialogue with a powerful generation of women around topics that matter. She is focused on driving content strategy and expanding distribution across channels as Refinery29 scales globally. Presently it has 25 million visitors. Refinery29’s ambitions to enter the TV space got a big step closer when it recently inked an agreement with Turner, which is expected to result in digital and TV programming collaborations.
Hosted by New York Women in Film & Television
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DOSOMETHING.ORG Summit @ The New School Tishman Auditorium3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Join them for an afternoon of proven strategies to activate Millennials & Gen Z, including insights on:
• The social networks they love (and hate)
• How to engage them in social change (and how to F it up)
• Which companies are doing it best (and worst)
Plus, you’ll get to watch their Social Good Cage Fight and to network with industry leaders.
3:00 pmDOSOMETHING.ORG Summit @ The New School Tishman Auditorium
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Oct26Wed
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TEDWomen 2016: It’s About Time (all-day) @ Yerba Buena Center for the ArtsOct 26 – Oct 28
Join the TEDWomen 2016 conference at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, where they’ll explore how time and attention shape our lives. It’s about time…
TEDWomen 2016: It’s About Time.
In planning for TEDWomen 2016, TED asked their community: What matters to you now? And in emails and comments and even drawings from TEDxWomen organizers and their network of longtime attendees, one powerful theme emerged: time.
Time is personal. We all have the same amount of time — 24 hours a day and yet most of us feel we never have enough. Even with today’s latest inventions, technology, science, we can’t make time or stop time — or can we?
Come explore time zones, time travel, time outs and times together. TEDWomen 2016 will explore the conventions and challenges of time.
They will ask the hard questions. Because isn’t it about time:
- To find long-term solutions to climate change, poverty, immigration, violence, race, gender and economic inequities?
- To lead for different outcomes?
- To challenge our “time-saving” technologies?
- To pay full attention and be fully present for ourselves as well as others?
In three days together in San Francisco, you will hear talks that offer up ideas, stories, solutions.
Your conference experience
The TEDWomen 2016 experience includes:
- A three-day program with six sessions of TED’s famous 18-minute talks, plus music, comedy, tech demos and other surprises. Watch talks from last year’s TEDWomen conference.
- Our simulcast lounge where you can watch, tweet and blog … and connect around powerful ideas to move them forward together
- Art exhibits, hands-on tech demos, and exclusive experiences between sessions
- Dinners, parties and tours all around San Francisco and the Bay Area
- Wellness activities every morning — yoga, runs and more
- TED gift bag
- Our award-winning TEDConnect app for meeting other attendees before, during and after the conference
TEDWomen 2016: It’s About Time @ Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (all-day)
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Oct27Thu
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STANDING IN OUR POWER (SIOP) PHILANTHROPY RETREAT (all-day) @ The Watershed Center Millerton, NY United StatesOct 27 – Oct 30
Standing in Our Power (SiOP) 2016 Women of Color in Philanthropy Retreat, which is designed to support trans and cisgender women of color, and gender non-conforming people of color, to become increasingly powerful and effective social justice philanthropists. The retreat will be held at The Watershed Center in Millerton, NY, October 27-30, 2016.
SiOP is an intergenerational network of social justice movement makers who identify as women of color. Our leadership development and capacity building model radically redefines the status quo and ignites personal, structural and cultural liberation. Read More about SiOP or check out these Frequently Asked Questions about the Women of Color in Philanthropy Retreat.
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WE16: Society of Women Engineers (SWE) (all-day) @ Pennsylvania Convention CenterOct 27 – Oct 29
WE16 is the world’s largest conference and career fair for women in engineering and technology. Brought to you by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), WE16 will give you inspiring and invaluable ways to connect, discover career opportunities and pursue professional development. It’s where women engineers find the constant support they need for life’s variables.
Come join a global gathering in Philadelphia of more than 9,000 women at all stages of their engineering careers. Collegiates will find internships, that all-important first job, new friends, mentors and life-skills not earned in the lecture halls. Professionals will rekindle old friendships and make new ones, find new ways to approach their current job or discover a whole-new path. All will find their experience incredible.
For participating organization, WE16 will help you find new talent, provide professional development to current employees and support women in engineering and technology. Your investment in these few days will have a demonstrable short- and long-term impact on your personal and organizational growth.
Register: Here
WE16: Society of Women Engineers (SWE) @ Pennsylvania Convention Center (all-day)
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Oct29Sat
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Produced By: New York 2016 @ Time Warner Center8:30 am – 8:30 pm
Produced By is the signature event where the most influential decision-makers in the entertainment industry gather as peers to educate, illuminate, and share new technological and economic innovations. This event is truly for producers, by producers. This one-day event will showcase the best of the vibrant and diverse New York creative community working in film, television, and new media.
Attendees have the opportunity to network with Oscar-winning filmmakers, Emmy-winning showrunners, and the next generation of creative entrepreneurs during a full day of panel discussions, group mentoring sessions, and an evening cocktail reception.
Produced By is held through the Producers Guild of America’s charitable entity, the PGA Foundation, as it epitomizes the Foundation’s core mission to educate those who work in the producing profession.
8:30 amProduced By: New York 2016 @ Time Warner Center
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Nov2Wed
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Generation WOW 2016 @ The Lazzara Performance Hall2:00 pm – 6:00 pm
GENERATION WOW is a program that focuses on the teenage girl; sharing the lessons of the positive and the possible through a yearlong mentorship program. The connection of the leaders of today with the leaders of tomorrow is a powerful one and with the special GERALDINE mentor walk, the girls are given the opportunity to understand the value of mentorship, leadership, self-esteem and the building of a personal network.
As a WOW girl, your participation is made possible by a scholarship grant donated by the Remmer Family Foundation. In accepting this special honor, they expect that you will do everything in your power to make this event a success by fully participating in all Generation WOW guidelines and mentor activities. They are counting on you to provide your contact information to ensure that you and your mentor are able to connect at least twice over the coming school year.
AREAS OF INTEREST:
1. SciTech
2. Professional Services
3. Entrepreneur
4. Public Service
5. Education
6. Arts/Sports/Entertainment/Media
7. Medical
Learn more about these areas of interest and register here.
2:00 pmGeneration WOW 2016 @ The Lazzara Performance Hall
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Nov3Thu
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The 3% Conference (all-day) @ The Manhattan CenterNov 3 – Nov 4
Launched on September 27, 2012 in San Francisco, the 3% Conference has exploded into a 2-day, 800-person event in New York City, multi-city road shows throughout the year, a vibrant online community on multiple social platforms, a student scholarship fund, a creative award, and a business blog to support the crusade.
Our mission is to support more female creative leadership in advertising agencies because:
- Female consumers deserve to be marketed to from a place of understanding
- Brands deserve to not have their marketing budgets wasted in a 97% testro-fest
- Everyone – especially children — deserve a healthier media diet in the 3,000 ads they consume daily
Hosted by The 3% Conference – Championing Creative Female Talent + Leadership
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INC. Women’s Summit: Own The Future8:15 am – 7:15 pm
It’s Time To Own TheFuture
Join some of the world’s most influential entrepreneurs at the Inc. Women’s Summit, where you’ll connect with other business owners, hear inspirational stories, and learn valuable tactics you can use in your own company. You don’t want to miss out on this transformative, one-day event.
WHY ATTENDBE INSPIRED.
Prepare to be inspired by an unprecedented lineup of entrepreneurs, on and off the stage. Entrepreneurs and business leaders such as Shark Tank‘s Barbara Corcoran, Baked by Melissa’s Melissa Ben-Ishay and Girl Scouts’ CEO Anna Maria Chávez. They’ll share their stories—and lessons learned along the way—about defying the odds and reinventing business.
BE EMPOWERED.
Surround yourself with more than 200 savvy female business owners with diverse backgrounds, passions, and pursuits for a day of candid conversation, provocative thinking, innovative business ideas, and workable solutions. They’ll have you energized and empowered to build a thriving business and life.
GET EQUIPPED.
Have your most-pressing business challenges, concerns, and questions addressed in this open forum. You will receive practical advice, feasible solutions, and innovative ideas on how to fund, launch and grow your business from veteran entrepreneurs.
8:15 amINC. Women’s Summit: Own The Future
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Nov5Sat
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Technica @ University of Maryland10:00 am – 10:00 am
Technica is the University of Maryland’s all-ladies hackathon. Over the duration of 24 hours, ladies are immersed in tech culture and encouraged to exercise their imagination to create interesting and innovative hacks. Technica is diverging from the typical hackathon as they encourage gender diversification, and ask sponsors to hack alongside students in order to build stronger connections between students, sponsors, and the tech world.
Interested in volunteering?
To join a team
For more information, visit http://gotechnica.org/
10:00 amTechnica @ University of Maryland
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Nov7Mon
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Diversity in Computing Summit @ College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Maryland Center for Women in Computing is pleased to present their inaugural Diversity in Computing Summit, a one-day workshop designed for all advocates of underrepresented groups in computing fields. Through informative workshops and dynamic speakers, MCWIC will emphasize inclusive computing–efforts that address the positive impact that underrepresented groups have and will continue to have on the future of technology. The theme for this year’s inaugural summit is Partners in Progress.
The conference is open to everyone! Partners in progress can include:
- Entry to senior level engineers, computer scientists, software developers, etc.
- HR specialists
- Diversity advocates
- Entrepreneurs
- STEM educators
- Computer science/computer engineering faculty
- Computer science/computer engineering students (undergrad through PhD)
- Policy leaders
- Program directors
- Executives
- Career development staff/personnel
The Summit will provide partners with an opportunity to learn from one another and showcase their efforts to make computing more inclusive and welcoming through panels, keynotes, table topics, and workshops.
By learning more about the positive impact diversity has on education, corporate culture, innovation, and emerging technologies, participants of the summit will leave with knowledge, tools, and community needed to support underrepresented people in computing communities.
For more information please visit http://mcwic.cs.umd.edu/events/diversity.
To receive a 15% discount on registration, please use the code: advocacypartner
or this link HERE.If you are interested in becoming a Diversity in Computing Summit Partner please contact Savannah Renehan at srenehan@cs.umd.edu
Please note all proceeds will be used to support the Maryland Center for Women in Computing programs and resources. If you feel that you are not able to attend the conference because of the price, please contact katea@cs.umd.edu to learn more about scholarship opportunities.
8:30 amDiversity in Computing Summit @ College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center
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2016 Professional Women in Advocacy Conference @ National Press Club6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
At the Professional Women in Advocacy Conference (PWIA) we believe that when women are involved at the highest levels of policy making, everyone benefits. Therefore, it is imperative to give women advocates the tools and information they need to competently and confidently represent their organization or cause. This conference strives to connect women in our field and promote excellence in their work. Participants will leave educated, inspired, and carrying a tool kit for achieving immediate results. To learn more about the founders, please visit: http://womeninadvocacy.com/about-the-organizers/
Register here!
6:00 pm2016 Professional Women in Advocacy Conference @ National Press Club
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Judge Penny’s SisterTalk 2016 Women’s Leadership & Empowerment National Conference @ Georgia International Convention Center8:00 am – 8:00 pm
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