SOLD OUT! Affinity | Women's Leadership Conference: Power Up!
6th Annual JHU Women in Business Conference: Power Up!
Ignite.Invest.Invigorate
Ignite your spark of a love of learning, invest in yourself and your goals, and invigorate your sense of creativity. The JHU WIB Conference is packed from start to finish, with value-add interactive sessions, opportunities to explore new ideas, refresh and add to your professional skill sets, and make meaningful connections. Join other dynamic Hopkins alumni for a day focused on YOU!
Spend a full day with a community of inspiring women as we explore transformation and transition in our personal and professional lives through panel presentations, workshops, and hand-on activities.
In addition to the educational agenda, take-aways, networking, breakfast, lunch and - as always - lots of food for thought are all included. Join us and join the conversation #JHUWIB #POWERUP
Learn more about our presenters and workshops:
https://alumni.jhu.edu/event/WIBconf6presenters
Program
| 8:00 am | Registration and Networking Breakfast |
| 9am |
Welcome, Elena Thompson, Sr. Director Affinity Programs Networking Activity, Monica Kang, InnovatorsBox |
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9:30 am |
Keynote Address
Jennifer Walsmith, Vice President, Integrated National Systems (INS)
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| 10:40 am |
Workshop Session I Choose one of following four workshops: Executive Leadership: The "C" Circle: Leading with Passion, Powered by Resilience with Jennifer Walsmith Salary Negotiation: Are You Getting What You're Worth? United State of Women: The Future is Female Click HERE to view details on the workshops. |
| 11:50 am |
Mindful Leadership: Creating a Culture of Health & Happiness Caitlin Magidson, Assistant Director and Career Coach, Johns Hopkins Carey Business School |
| 12:30 am |
Seated Lunch and Diversity Panel:Gender Equity Moderator: Niyati Shah, MIPP, Senior Gender Advisor & Team Leader, USAID Panelists: James Page, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Johns Hopkins Medicine Jeannine Heynes, Director of Women and Gender Resources, Homewood Mario Macis, Associate Professor, Carey Business School Phuong Tran, A&S 2004, Alumni Council Click HERE to view panelist bios. |
| 2 pm |
Workshop Session II Choose one of following four workshops: Communicating with Civility Transforming Your Career by Rethinking Creativity - Join us for an interactive, playful session on creative thinking to learn the key secrets to how to be creative at work beyond ideation Diversity Discussion: A deep dive into the diversity topics initiated during the USOW and Diversity lunch panel on gender equity, transgender health, imposter syndrome, and more Click HERE to view details on the workshops. |
| 3:15 pm |
Taking Charge of Your Mental Health |
| 3:45 pm |
Giving Back: Back on My Feet |
| 4 pm | Closing and Networking Reception |
The Palomar Hotel
2121 P Street NW
Washington, DC 20037
This event is SOLD OUT
For Conference Questions, please contact
Vicky Schneider
443-516-7719
vschneider@jhu.edu
To be added to our waiting list please contact:
Office of Alumni Relations
alumevents@jhu.edu
(800) JHU-JHU1 (548-5481)
Hours: 8:30am - 5:00pm EST
** Registration Note **
Online registrations submitted after NOON on Thursday, March 22nd might not be reflected at check-in. Please save your confirmation e-mail **
Thank you to Kiehl's of Georgetown for sponsoring our participant gifts!
Kiehl's Since 1851 was founded as an old-world apothecary in New York City's East Village neighborhood. Our unique heritage represents a blend of cosmetic, pharmaceutical, herbal and medicinal knowledge developed and advanced through the generations. Wherever we serve our patrons around the world, we are committed to offering a quality product and exceptional, personalized service. Visit us at:
Kiehl's Georgetown
3110 M St. NW
Washington, D.C. 20007
202-333-5101
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Clean out your Closet for a Great Cause! As part of the WIB’s mission of supporting and empowering women, the Affinity will again be collecting professional clothing and accessories - especially accessories! Please consider donating new or gently used stylish professional clothing, belts, shoes, purses, etc. to assist disadvantaged women entering or re-entering the workforce. Perhaps that special touch you can provide will be the difference that creates a new hire. Please bring clean clothing on hangers if possible. All donations will be collected on site the day of the conference. Our Community Outreach volunteers will do the rest. |