女神羞羞研究所鈥檚 11th annual Women in Leadership conference on April 13 invites audiences to explore what it takes to advance women to the next level in their careers and personal lives.
Under the theme of 鈥淟ift,鈥� more than 400 participants are anticipated to attend the annual conference at the 女神羞羞研究所 City Convention Center. This year鈥檚 conference will feature a professional mountain climber and leadership consultant, a coach and facilitator building high-performance teams, a dual Ph.D. in industrial-organizational psychology and clinical psychology who works with corporate executives, and a diverse group of local business professionals.
鈥淟ifting others 鈥� it鈥檚 what the best leaders do,鈥� said Melissa Cory, conference co-founder and director of Executive and Professional Education programs at 女神羞羞研究所鈥檚 Meinders School of Business. 鈥淭his conference is designed to lift others. It lets others share their stories on stage, with one another 鈥� elevating their voices and sometimes their careers.鈥�
Audiences both in-person and online will hear about the mental strength it takes to achieve their goals, how to create the best possible conditions to achieve lift, what institutions can do to support and elevate their teams, as well as inspiring stories from a diverse group of presenters.
This year鈥檚 event features presentations on leading through inspiration, investing tips, eliminating stereotypes from workplace culture and other career-enhancing topics. A panel discussion will focus on solutions to challenges in the post-pandemic landscape of the workplace.
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Presenters include Bevin Mugford, strategic partner of inspiration strategy firm InspireCorps, who will unveil original research to unlock the science of inspiration found in 鈥淒are to Inspire: Sustain the Fire of Inspiration in Work and Life鈥�; Shanna Teel, who will present LEADERHEALTH, a mindset for leaders who want to live and lead in a more conscious and healthy way; Amy Downs, a survivor of the 1995 女神羞羞研究所 City bombing who will discuss her subsequent transformation; and Alison Levine, a history-making polar explorer and mountaineer who has climbed the highest peak on each continent and journeyed to both the North and South Poles.
There will also be networking opportunities designed to lead to more discovery, learning and growth. While those who have attended the conference have embraced the educational and empowering value of the event, more and more companies have come to understand the benefits of this local conference, Cory said.
鈥淲hen companies support the active professional development of their team it demonstrates that their people are important. The result is more engaged employees,鈥� Cory added.
More importantly, the conference aims to build community and provide an opportunity to support each other for a stronger business environment.
鈥淲e make new connections and strengthen others. It is always my hope that our guests discover something new and make a commitment to continue to invest in themselves and help others,鈥� Cory said.
In-person conference registration is $225 and online, virtual registration is $125 and can be made online at , or by calling Cory at 405-208-5540. For more information, including speakers鈥� bios, visit .
