Grow Your Leadership Skills to Meet the Demands of the New World of Work
2020 ushered in dramatic changes in the world of work. Today, leaders face the challenge of moving from reacting to crises to recovering and thriving. Attend the Workplace Summit to cultivate the skills and inspiration to navigate a complex and rapidly evolving climate, take action and lead the way forward.
Your Virtual Ticket Includes:
- Access to the nation’s leading workplace strategists
- Three (3) sessions with LIVE speaker Q&A
- One (1) expert-led facilitated networking session
- Additional networking with your peers to forge long-lasting connections
Registration opens March 4th
@ $100 per person
Agenda
- Keeping teams engaged, productive, and growing (featuring Malcolm Gladwell)
- Advancing justice, equity, and inclusion as a virtual manager (featuring Ijeoma Oluo)
- Managing in a post-pandemic paradigm (featuring Thomas Friedman moderated by Rana Foroohar)
- How to network virtually (featuring Cate Luzio)
- Adjusting leadership styles for remote and hybrid models
*Check back soon for complete agenda!
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Testimonials
- “More than skills/tools, the summit started the conversation and armed the audience with language to address the topics.” (California 2020 WPS attendee)
- “I took copious notes and cannot wait to see how I can best implement them and share them with other colleagues.” (Massachusetts 2019 attendee)
- “I thought this was an excellent investment of my time and money!” (California 2019 attendee)
- “We are definitely taking this information back to our Women’s ERG and using some of the tools we learned.” (California 2019 attendee)
About Us
The Massachusetts Conference for Women, one of four sister conferences in the Conferences for Women network, held its first Workplace Summit in 2015. The inaugural event hosted 1000 mid-level leaders (women and men) across all functions and industries. With a focus specifically around gender partnership, the Summit armed managers with tools to help them advance gender equity and create workplaces that work for everyone.
Since its inception, Workplace Summits have also been offered in Pennsylvania and California. Over the last seven years, the agenda has expanded beyond gender partnerships to address equity, intersectionality, DEI, communication, innovation and many others. Some past speakers include: Brene Brown, Celeste Headlee, Adam Grant, Cindy Robbins, Verna Myers, Wade Davis, Shawn Achor, Cy Wakeman, Zainab Salbi and Abby Wambach.