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The largest women's conference in the country, with inspirational keynote speakers, breakout sessions and networking.

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Our one-day event, the largest women's conference in the country, features inspirational keynote speakers, skill-building breakout sessions and ample opportunities to develop new relationships with other women leaders. With sessions ranging from personal finance to health and wellness to career advancement, this unique event offers something for everyone. Attendees will find information and motivation to thrive in any circumstance. You will: —Connect and network with more than 10,000 women leaders from across Massachusetts —Learn skills and tools from both nationally recognized speakers and local leaders —Build an unparalleled professional network —Have access to free one-on-one coaching and resume reviews Attendees will learn how to: —Deal with change —Communicate effectively —Take control of your finances —Lead people and organizations to success —Manage your personal health and stress —Balance work/life demands —And much more!

Industry

Civic and Social Organizations

Company size

2-10 employees

Headquarters

Boston, Massachusetts

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

2004

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Looking to apply to multiple roles at one company? It’s important to tailor your resume to each position. Many organizations do not automatically consider candidates for multiple roles, so customizing your application ensures you’re putting your best foot forward. This advice, shared by Kathy Larson, Talent Acquisition Leader at Bristol Myers Squibb, is just one of the many practical insights offered through the Career Connections Program’s "Ask the Recruiter" series. This complimentary resource gives you direct access to recruiters’ perspectives, helping you advance in your career, no matter where you are on your journey. Take the next step in your career today by exploring the FREE Career Connections Program: https://bit.ly/3yFiX5vWhat questions do you have for our recruiting experts?#CareerDevelopment #ResumeTips #ProfessionalGrowth
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On Thursday, we were honored to be joined by Joyce M. Abbott at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women. The award-winning educator who inspired "Abbott Elementary" came to teaching via the United States Army’s Troops to Teachers program, where she served as a soldier for ten years and earned the rank of Staff Sergeant. As we pause to honor our Veterans today, we share Abbott's moving words about this day (see her full post on Instagram - @therealmsabbott: https://lnkd.in/exNSM9EU) "I remember when I was in the classroom, and Veteran’s Day would arrive, many of my students were unaware of the holiday. They knew they were off school, but they didn’t understand why. I took joy in explaining to them that this day was set aside with respect and recognition of the contributions our veterans and their families, caregivers, and survivors have made to the cause of peace and freedom around the world. To all the veterans around the world, even those who sacrificed with love for a country that didn’t always love them back… Happy Veteran’s Day 🫡💙 Only you know what it has personally meant and what it has cost to hold the title of 'Veteran' I salute you today."
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Let this sink in. 50 years ago today, on October 28, 1974 women got the right to apply for credit cards in their own names, regardless of marital status. Just 50 years ago. The Equal Credit Opportunity Act, signed into law by President Gerald Ford, prohibits credit discrimination based on gender, race, marital status, age, or national origin. Credit discrimination was pervasive until the 1970s, with lenders often citing "stability" concerns for denying single women credit. The Act also helps protect small businesses owned by women and minorities, enabling access to the credit needed to start and grow their ventures. Since the Act's passage, the number of women-owned businesses in the U.S. has grown dramatically, with access to credit playing a crucial role. Since the 70s, the number of women-owned businesses has increased 30x. #ConferencesForWomen #Equality #Women
Did you know: Today, nearly 1 in 5 girls do not complete lower-secondary education? And nearly 4 in 10 girls do not complete upper-secondary school. As we recognize International Day of the Girl Child, we join in celebrating the power of girls’ voices and their vision for a brighter future. This year’s theme, ‘Girls’ Vision for the Future’, reminds us of the urgent need to address the barriers girls continue to face. Education is a critical key to unlocking girls’ potential, yet too many girls are still denied this basic right. This impacts not only their lives but also the strength of their families, communities, and economies. At the Conferences for Women, we stand with advocates like Malala, who work passionately for equal access to education. With the right support and resources, the potential of the world’s 1.1 billion girls is truly limitless. When girls lead, everyone benefits, and our collective future is brighter. Watch Malala’s inspiring words from the 2019 Massachusetts Conference for Women. For 20 years, #MassWomen speakers like Malala have shared stories of chasing dreams, working through challenges, and making change happen. There is #PowerInUnity, and the best way to forge forward is together. The 2024 Massachusetts Conference for Women is now sold out. If you missed out on tickets, we hope to see you at the 2025 National Conference for Women! Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3BECSCK
With the General Election fast approaching, Massachusetts’ top law enforcement official — Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell — discusses the importance of voting in 2024, and her efforts to promote voter access and participation, and ensure voter protection in the Commonwealth. Attorney General Campbell will be in conversation with Celia Blue, President & CEO of the Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition (MAWOCC). Join our friends at the Massachusetts Women of Color Coalition for this important conversation on October 10th at 2:00 PM. RSVP: https://bit.ly/3Y3dK16 #Vote
Today is #NationalVoterRegistrationDay, and while we’re sure YOU are already registered — it couldn’t hurt to double-check! Check out vote411.org (brought to you by the League of Women Voters Education Fund) to make your voting plan. ☑ Check your voter registration (or register to vote!) ☑ Learn about your early voting options ☑ Explore your day-of voting options ☑ Research candidates
We’re excited to support the iRelaunch #ReturnToWork Conference, happening October 8-10! ➡️ This conference is your ultimate guide to preparing for a successful relaunch and landing the job you want! ➡️ Connect with employers actively hiring relaunchers at their virtual job fair, and hear directly from senior leaders and program managers about why they value relaunchers. ➡️ Get top-tier job search advice from expert coaches, and listen to candid stories from relaunchers who successfully returned to the workforce. Register now while Early Bird Pricing lasts: https://bit.ly/4dRfdxd
Latinos are the youngest, largest (14.4% of the population) & fastest-growing community of color in Massachusetts. Meet the 100 Leaders selected by Amplify LatinX as the 2024 #ALX100 on the Boston Globe Media website (https://bit.ly/47BidLS) and in the 9/15 issue of the Globe Magazine! The ALX100 includes some of the brightest Latino leaders from across Massachusetts — risk-takers, quiet disruptors, and outspoken advocates from all industry sectors who are impacting the future — today. #ALX100 #AmplifyLatinX #AmplifyLatinXcellence
🐥 LAST CALL FOR EARLY BIRD! 🐥 Ticket prices for the virtual National Conference for Women increase after September 15. Join our supportive community of women across the country at the March 5, 2025 National Conference for Women! Celebrate Women's History Month in the company of icons like Gloria Steinem, Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King, thought leaders like Nedra Glover Tawwab — and more exciting speakers to be announced. Plus, enjoy over a dozen practical session offerings — all with 30 days of on-demand playback. ✨ By the way ✨ If you registered for one of our 2024 conferences in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, or Texas or our 2025 conference in California, you’re already registered for this national event! The National Conference for Women is powered by MEETYOO. Register now: https://bit.ly/3MCgYCb #ConferencesForWomen #Boston #WomenSupportingWomen #Leadership
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New census data reveals that while both men and women saw gains in earnings last year, the gender wage gap has widened for the first time since 2003. Women's median earnings rose just 1.5% compared to a 3% increase for men. As a result, women working full-time in 2023 earned only 83% of what their male counterparts made, down from 84% in 2022. Why does this matter? Despite progress, gender inequities in the workplace persist. Women—especially younger women, women of color, and those re-entering the workforce—continue to face systemic challenges that slow career advancement and limit earnings potential. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Xr7fUpAt the #ConferencesForWomen, one of our missions is to help close this gap. We are committed to eliminating gender discrimination, achieving parity in leadership, and creating pathways for women to thrive. As we gather at our annual events, we are reminded of the power of community in driving change. Join us for our virtual National Conference for Women during #WomensHistoryMonth on March 5, 2025, or one of our state events in California, Pennsylvania, Texas and Massachusetts: https://bit.ly/3TRd38X🗯️ What advice would you give to women entering the workforce today to navigate pay inequities?#CloseTheGap #EqualPay #GenderEquality #WomenInLeadership #PayEquity #WorkplaceEquality

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