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Hear the Most Influential and Inspiring Women Leaders of Our Time Speaking.

The Best Ladies, from the Best Companies, Sharing the Best Ideas. Membership includes instant access to the world's largest video library of women's work knowledge below, a monthly subscription to the next 12 month's of national Zoom webconferences (dates below), plus access to all chapters' speakers added to the member portal each week. From leadership to work balance to coping to positioning, the answer is in the room.

There is no other organization in the world that comes even close to the level and breadth of the women's topics and number of speakers you will find here. Over 3,000 of the most successful women in business share their inside knowledge and proven methods for your success. We are grateful so many top ladies and members wish to share and give back to help their kindred colleagues succeed. Simply tap into their proven knowledge to unlock your full potential and purpose.



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I thought that the topics were relevant from both a professional development and also a personal standpoint.
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Top 10 Reasons [City] Women Should Role Model and Listen to Presentations by Successful Women

1. Inspiration from Real-World [City] Success

Hearing from successful [City] women creates tangible role models, showing what’s possible through persistence and vision. Their stories illuminate a path that others can follow, especially for those who may not have had mentors in their immediate circles. When women see others who share similar struggles rise to leadership, it ignites hope and determination to pursue their own goals.

2. [City] Representation Breaks Barriers

Representation proves that [City] leadership and expertise are not limited by gender. Seeing diverse women in powerful roles helps to dismantle long-standing societal and corporate barriers. It opens minds and boardrooms to the idea that competence, vision, and resilience are universal leadership traits.

3. Confidence Through [City] Shared Experience

When [City] women hear others speak candidly about self-doubt, rejection, or career pivots, it normalizes the learning curve of success. This validation reduces feelings of isolation and helps individuals internalize that struggles do not mean failure. Confidence is contagious—and stories of perseverance cultivate it in those who are still on their journey.

4. [City] Career Strategy Insights

Successful [City] women often share hard-won strategies for leadership, negotiation, and advancement. These insights can help others avoid common pitfalls and move with more clarity and purpose through their careers. Learning directly from those who’ve navigated systemic challenges brings unmatched value and credibility.

5. [City] Mentorship-by-Example

Even without formal mentorship, presentations by accomplished [City] women offer a learning-by-observation approach. Observing how leaders handle questions, own their voice, or navigate challenges provides subtle but powerful guidance. This mentorship-by-example is scalable, accessible, and deeply empowering—especially for women early in their careers.

6. Network Expansion and [City] Community Building

Attending talks by successful [City] women often brings like-minded professionals into the same room, fostering natural connection points. These shared learning environments lead to authentic relationships and collaborative opportunities. Over time, this builds a network based not just on titles, but on aligned values and mutual respect.

7. Boosting [City] Visibility and Ambition

Seeing [City] women celebrated for ambition and success reshapes how society views female leadership. It encourages others to set higher goals and not downplay their potential or achievements. These visible examples help women imagine—and pursue—more ambitious paths for themselves.

8. Learning Resilience from Real [City] Failures

[City] success is often preceded by trial and error, yet we rarely see that part of the story. When successful women share their failures and how they recovered, it reframes adversity as a stepping stone—not a dead end. This fosters resilience and encourages others to persevere through their own setbacks with greater emotional strength.

9. Creating a [City] Ripple Effect for Future Generations

[City] Role modeling doesn’t stop with the individual—it ripples outward to communities, teams, and future generations. Every time a woman rises and shares her story, she expands the possibility space for others around her. This ripple effect builds a cultural shift where leadership is seen as gender-inclusive and universally attainable.

10. Cultivating [City] Leadership Identity

Listening to successful [City] women helps others internalize what leadership looks and feels like. It allows emerging leaders to refine their sense of purpose, values, and voice. Over time, this consistent exposure nurtures a more confident, authentic leadership identity in women at all levels.

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Listen to a Few Past Speakers Now

Emily Klor
Emily Klor Chief Operating Officer Allstate
Work-Life Integration: Finding Balance and Fulfillment
Amy Freshman
Amy Freshman Senior Director ADP Payroll
Wellness in the Workplace
Shannelle Fowler
Shannelle Fowler Director AbbVie Pharma
Owning Your Value, Communicating Your Worth
Joy Kelly Scott
Joy Kelly Scott Managing Director Ernst & Young
People, Passion & Persistence!
Carlyn Lynch
Carlyn Lynch Vice President JPMorgan Chase
Become the Authentic Leader You Envision
Nora Yousif
Nora Yousif Senior Vice President RBC Bank
How to Empow(Her) Your Finances and Future
Mabrie Jackson
Mabrie Jackson Managing Director H-E-B Groceries
Leading With Intention
Tracy Ford
Tracy Ford Vice President GE Digital
Finding your Path to Happy!
Kaelyn Phillips
Kaelyn Phillips Vice President Monster and Randstad
Owning Your Career
Lauren Simoneaux
Lauren Simoneaux Vice President JPMorgan Chase
Women Helping Women



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All of the speakers were leaders in their careers and extremely inspiration.
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