In order to have a seamless experience on Thursday, you must first click the link below to set up your attendee profile: https://cfw.6connex.com/event/maconferenceforwomen/login Log in using the email address with which you originally registered.*ย The login field is case-sensitive. Please enter your registered email in all lowercase. You will be prompted to complete your attendee profile, […]
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We want you to have a seamless and rewarding experience at the Virtual Massachusetts Conference for Women tomorrow. Today, we are asking all Conference attendees to click the link below and set up their attendee profile now to minimize login problems on Thursday morning: https://cfw.6connex.com/event/maconferenceforwomen/login Log in using the email address with which you originally […]
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DEVIN HOOD is the sr. director of digital experience at Cisco. She thrives on using the latest technology (usually taught to her by her children). Her love for sci-fi and innovation keeps her pushing the boundaries as an innovative marketer. Hoodโs passion for customers and innovation has led to designing and implementing many firsts. Most notably, the […]
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LIZ FOSSLIEN and Mollie West Duffy are the co-authors (and Liz is the illustrator) of the bestsellers Big Feelings: How To Be Okay When Things Are Not Okay and No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotion at Work. Learn more at lizandmollie.com and follow them on Twitter @lizandmollie. Fosslien is an expert on […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com/portfolio/ThitareeSarmkasat Bryony Gordon is an award-winning journalist, author, and mental health campaigner. She is also candid about her own mental health challenges โ and what she has learned from them. The author of five Sunday Times best-selling books, including No Such Thing as Normal, Mad Girl, and Glorious Rock Bottom, recently discussed this […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com/portfolio/DamirCudic On the night of the White House Correspondentsโ Dinner, the Peabody Award-winning journalist Mariana Atencio had her colorful dress ready to go. Then the phone rang. It was her manager with a message: โDonโt look too Latina.โ So, she went to Saks Fifth Avenue and chose a more somber black-and-white dress. Then, […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com (shapecharge) When Celine Martin was promoted to Vice President and became part of the management team at Johnson & Johnson, she felt she had three strikes against her. She was the youngest, she was a non-native English speaker, and she was a woman. But before her first meeting with the team, her […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com (danijelala) Ellen McGirt, an award-winning journalist who covers race, culture, and leadership for Fortune, put the question directly to Frances Haugen: โHow do you recommend that somebody who needs to tell truth to power, to build a better way within their organization, do it?โ Hereโs what Haugen โ a data engineer whose […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com (Wanlee Prachyapanaprai) What do you envision when you think of someone with disabilities? Odds are you picture someone in a wheelchair or someone who wears dark glasses and walks with a cane or โฆ You get the picture. But the reality is that, in the workplace, 62 percent of disabilities are non-apparent. […]
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Photo credit: iStockphoto.com (PeopleImages) Ginni Rometty didnโt grow up in a privileged family. She didnโt have lots of early mentors. And she didnโt pursue a field filled with women who excelled before her. Yet she became the first female President and CEO of IBM, one of the most enduring tech companies in the world. So, […]
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