AVIXA, Women in Cable Telecommunications, Women in Entertainment, and WiCT are jointly hosting the “Your Voice Matters” Event on October 8, at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. "Your Voice Matters was created to empower corporate, small business, and entrepreneurial women to speak up in ...
Event located at U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
AVIXA, Women in Cable Telecommunications, Women in Entertainment, and WiCT are jointly hosting the “Your Voice Matters” Event on October 8, at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C.
"Your Voice Matters was created to empower corporate, small business, and entrepreneurial women to speak up in their professional and personal lives with confidence and presence," said Carol Campbell, founder of WiCT in a statement. "What better place to do that than in America's capital? This is a jam-packed event that brings together the members of these pivotal technology organizations to explore how to successfully share our voices to drive change."
The event will include sessions and keynote speakers who will encourage attendees to think bigger and bolder by following the journey toward recognizing the power of their voice.
The event schedule includes the following:
Jackie Coats of Innovative Human Resources will lead the day with an interactive session to identify and empower personal insights.
Panelists include Coats; Kimberly Hulsey, director, In-House Practice Group, MLA; and Monica Lucero, senior manager, Future Workforce Solutions Lead, Deloitte. Attendees will learn how diversity and inclusion matters are not the domain of people of color, the differently abled, or the LGBTQ community; they must be the work and mission of all stakeholders in the business community.
Kate Keating, vice president of Duberstein Group, and Stacy Hannah, president and CEO of the MMSIA, will talk about how more women are running for office than ever before and the issues under discussion that demand women to be heard. The session will guide the conversation about how every voice matters.
Elizabeth Lafontaine will share a first-time analysis by The NPD Group of the data demonstrating the spending power of women across multiple industries. Attendees will see the trends, the products, and the changes to the retail landscape.
Carletta S. Hurt, producer and immediate past president of Women in Film and Video, will focus on how to speak up about personal creative ideas, empowering others to think inventively about new types of entertainment content and collaborate on imaginative projects that affect pop culture. Hurt will uncover how social media trends affect the kinds of movies and TV series that are created as well as how creative partnerships across genres move the industry forward.
For additional information and event registration, visit the event website here.
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