Learn WHEN, WHY and HOW to build out your advisory board from a panel of expert founders.
Hear from the experts Jennie Morawetz and Kaela Colwell on best practices and resources.
Hear from our panel of experts building businesses to help us solve some of the worlds biggest sustainability issues. Focus is on the following topics:
Thank you to Sarah Stein for moderating.
Panelists include:
Women are being left out of the crypto conversation, and it is a problem. Women are missing out, and this absence will exponentially add to the gender wealth gap over time - we need to upend this inequity sooner than later!
Hear from our esteemed panelists: Nisa Amoils (Investor), Jessica Greenwalt (Product Designer/Operator), and Emily Poler (Legal Expert in the blockchain space) about how women can both invest in crypto and NFTs and effectively operate in the space.
In America, women’s history with lipstick spans from the colonies to the current moment and touches on issues of self-determination, economic power, inclusion, and entrepreneurship.
Drawing from her book, The Red Menace: How Lipstick Changed the Face of American History, beauty industry copywriter and journalist Ilise S. Carter discusses what can be learned from the industry’s past and how it can be applied to its future.
To preview or purchase her book, please visit: The Red Menace: How Lipstick Changed the Face of American History
A discussion exploring how innovative solutions and approaches to entrenched problems can make a difference when it comes to the wage and equity gap and lack of diversity in leadership. Sallie weighs in on women, money, and power and how we, as women, are at an inflection point.
A discussion about trends and setting the stage for the future of women at work in an interview with Archana Gilravi of Lean In by Jo Piazza, best-selling author and host of the FIERCE Podcast.
Moderated by Andrea Perdomo of Techstars. Panelists include Alex Batdorf of Get Sh!t Done, Sarah Abdel-Razek of Riveter Capital, Michelle Garcia of Vicente Partners, and Di Di Chan of FutureProof Retail.- This panel dives into innovative ways to build a company, invest, seek funding, and scale.
Hear about the changing face of venture capital and the importance of women investing in women.
Moderated by Sophia Hudson of Kirkland & Ellis. Panelists include Juliet Scott-Croxford of Worth Media, and Lucinda Duncalfe of Above Board and Cherie Aimée of AAI.- A dive into access to power and the importance of diverse talent and boards.
A founder's tips on how to leverage the power of community to scale your business.
Moderated by Kristy Wallace of Ellevate. Panelists include: Jen DaSilva of Berlin Cameron, Gesche Haas of Dreamers & Doers, Chana Ginelle Ewing of GEENIE, Alexis Snelling of SheTransacts.- These experts weigh in on themes, trends, and the importance of community as capital.
Co-Founder of The Fourth Floor, Sarah Feingold, discusses the Board Boot Camp program.
Co-Founder of The Fourth Floor, Sarah Feingold, talks about why this public initiative was launched and what impact it is having.
This is a recording of the part of a 90-minute workshop where you will learn about the most common types of biases that women face – including the compounding biases women experience because of their race, sexual orientation, disability, or other aspects of their identity. Full of interesting statistics and shocking facts.
Let’s come together and tackle bias head on.
A look at the changing landscape for companies when it comes to brand reputation and where you should focus your efforts in 2021.
The pandemic, an economic crisis, and ststemic reacism, 2020 proves that we can't go back to the way things were.
Jeanne Sahadi is a senior writer at CNN Business. Her coverage focuses on issues of executive leadership and career issues for those aspiring to leadership roles. She is also covering matters related to improving diversity and inclusion at work, and the plight of small businesses in the wake of the pandemic.
For many years, she covered federal taxes, spending and debt.
With CNN since 1998, Sahadi has reported on a wide range of policy debates, including the reform of the tax code, bankruptcy laws and entitlements. She also has covered personal finance and was a columnist for Money magazine.
A graduate of Haverford College, Sahadi has been a guest on many CNN shows as well as the shows of CNN radio affiliates and outside stations, including NPR.
Co-Founder Sarah Sommers discusses how and why she and her Co-Founders Karen Cahn and Kate Anderson, have built their incredible community IFundWomen, the importance of crowdfunding and supporting female founders.
IFundWomen is a startup funding platform providing access to capital through crowdfunding and grants, expert business coaching on all the topics entrepreneurs need to know about, and a network of women business owners that sparks confidence, accelerates knowledge, and ignites action
A conversation and Q&A with Kathryn Cartini of Chloe Capital
Despite receiving significantly less funding, studies show that women-led technology companies, like the ones Chloe Capital invests in, produce more sales, exit faster and generate more returns for investors. In partnership with universities, foundations and corporations, Chloe Capital was founded by women to create opportunities for women entrepreneurs and investors. Now two years later, and over 10,000 members strong, the Firm's service-oriented VCs have empowered a community of supporters to catalyze $10M for Chloe Capital portfolio companies. You CAN do well by doing good. Join the Movement to #InvestInWomen
A conversation about how and why she built Luminary. She gives us insight into what she sees for the future and what she thinks is "The Upside" of these turbulent times.
What Should You Be Doing During this Pandemic to Help You Build Business and Your Battalion? This session will address ways to deepen relationship and build on the mantra that people do business with “people they like and trust”. We will also discuss ways to build up your team (battalion) so that you are armed and ready when we emerge into our new “normal”. You will leave this session with actionable steps to use every day that will result in a better and stronger business network.
Monica Blacker spent 22 years practicing as a business workout and reorganization attorney. During her climb to partner in an international law firm, she observed many pitfalls and obstacles that can get in the way and, ultimately, cause women and minorities to derail or leave their jobs. Armed with personal experiences, stories, and anecdotes from many of her colleagues, Monica has become a passionate advocate for minorities and women and an international speaker on topics designed to make the road smoother. She is a sought-after speaker, providing practical tips and immediate action steps.
Monica Blacker is the Founder of BAX Advisors, LLC., a firm focused on helping women and minorities advance in their careers. In addition to supporting professional growth, BAX also helps organizations design and/or refresh their current diversity and inclusion initiatives
We are in uncharted territory and many are wondering how to inspire a team, keep colleagues connected and build and sustain a culture working virtually. We will explore success strategies for working remotely and deepening our relationships to do our best and be our best in these uncertain times.
Founders & Investments with Emily Green of Ellevest
Intro to Financial Markets with Emily Green of Ellevest
There is a massive shift unfolding in the world and in business. In this interview with world renowned near-death survivor and digital transformational leader, Cherie Aimée, learn why women as leaders, board members, and founders are exactly what is needed during this global transformation of death and rebirth.
Di Di talks about how she and her company are "Paying It Forward" during these times and offers advice to other founders.
Nita covers actions that firms (large, mid, small and start-ups), and individuals, need to take to improve their efficiency and effectiveness and be "future-ready".
Breen Sullivan discusses how she is guiding Watermark through these unprecedented times.
Evolve presents an interactive workshop to connect and gain first-hand insights from fellow women entrepreneurs.
This is for female founders, women leaders of start ups, executives, women on boards, and budding entrepreneurs as well as those looking to learn more about female entrepreneurship.
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A discussion with employment law attorneys from Greenwald Doherty LLP, who are on the front lines of the many delicate legal and business issues facing employers in the current pandemic. In the last few weeks, the legal framework in the employment arena has shifted significantly for businesses. This timely discussion addresses the major employment law questions the business community is currently struggling with.
How to Make a Cheese Plate with Agatha Khishchenko of Belle Cheese
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