June 4th Institute A - Raquel Lowery
The Growth Mindset: Understanding Your Metamorphosis
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As Women of Color, we must undergo a transformation when walking into our purpose. It is a journey that every Woman of Color has experienced in the process of “becoming” from Madam C.J. Walker to Michelle Obama.
But how do we know when it’s time for transformation (metamorphosis)?
How do we release the fear, worry, and doubt that arise when stepping into our purpose?
What are the four stages of our metamorphosis?
Metamorphosis refers to a significant transformation or change, particularly in the context of a biological process—such as a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis—or, more broadly, a dramatic shift in appearance, character, or circumstance.
But how do we know when it’s time for transformation (metamorphosis)?
How do we release the fear, worry, and doubt that arise when stepping into our purpose?
What are the four stages of our metamorphosis?
Metamorphosis refers to a significant transformation or change, particularly in the context of a biological process—such as a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis—or, more broadly, a dramatic shift in appearance, character, or circumstance.
June 4th Institute B - Jamie Warren
Our Journey is Our Story, Our Story is Our Testimony
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This interactive session invites Women of Color to reflect on the lived experiences that have shaped their leadership. Through a guided journey-mapping activity, participants will explore key milestones, challenges, and moments of growth that define their personal and professional stories.
Too often, our leadership narratives are overlooked or confined to job titles. This session honors the fullness of our journeys recognizing how our lived experiences, resilience, and cultural wisdom have shaped our leadership style and influence.
Participants will create a visual Leadership Journey Map, engage with reflective prompts, and connect with others through storytelling and shared insights. This session fosters community, healing, and empowerment reminding us that our stories are not only valid but vital. As we reflect on where we’ve been, we affirm who we are, and who we’re becoming.
Too often, our leadership narratives are overlooked or confined to job titles. This session honors the fullness of our journeys recognizing how our lived experiences, resilience, and cultural wisdom have shaped our leadership style and influence.
Participants will create a visual Leadership Journey Map, engage with reflective prompts, and connect with others through storytelling and shared insights. This session fosters community, healing, and empowerment reminding us that our stories are not only valid but vital. As we reflect on where we’ve been, we affirm who we are, and who we’re becoming.
June 4th Institute C - Curtis Jones, Jr.
A Match Made in H.E.A.V.E.N
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In a world that feels increasingly divided, this presentation highlights the vital importance of unit, not just among diverse communities, but also across industries within the business and economic spheres.
Through the unique perspectives of the presenters, this session will explore how integrating a variety of techniques, approaches, and discipline often viewed as unrelated can foster innovation, resilience, and collective success. The message is clear: for organizations, businesses, and communities to truly thrive in today’s environment, we must embrace cross-collaboration and holistic thinking.
This session introduces a H.E.A.V.E.N.-centered approach as a powerful framework for transformation:
• H – Honesty
• E – Elevation
• A – Advocacy
• V – Vision
• E – Empowerment
• N – Network
By the end of this co-facilitated experience, participants will walk away with a renewed understanding of these principle, and practical insight into how to apply them across professional, organizational, and community settings. This approach empowers attendees to manifest the success they seek in both their careers and personal lives.
Through the unique perspectives of the presenters, this session will explore how integrating a variety of techniques, approaches, and discipline often viewed as unrelated can foster innovation, resilience, and collective success. The message is clear: for organizations, businesses, and communities to truly thrive in today’s environment, we must embrace cross-collaboration and holistic thinking.
This session introduces a H.E.A.V.E.N.-centered approach as a powerful framework for transformation:
• H – Honesty
• E – Elevation
• A – Advocacy
• V – Vision
• E – Empowerment
• N – Network
By the end of this co-facilitated experience, participants will walk away with a renewed understanding of these principle, and practical insight into how to apply them across professional, organizational, and community settings. This approach empowers attendees to manifest the success they seek in both their careers and personal lives.
June 4th Institute D - Latesha Fussell
Black Sis Joy: How to Find Joy in the Workplace
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Work environments have long been challenging, and at times hostile, for Black women as they navigate job searches, promotions, and performance evaluations. While research has shed light on how Black women create spaces to survive in the workplace, less attention has been given to the role of joy in their professional journeys.
This workshop explores the layered challenges Black women face and the intentional ways they cultivate spaces of support, resistance, and empowerment. Through transforming workplace praxis, Black women can center joy as a form of resilience and liberation; fostering well-being, long-term success, and a deeper sense of belonging.
Participants will gain insight into the strategies Black women use to build joy-filled, affirming work experiences, and leave with tools to help sustain themselves and others in professional spaces.
Learning Objectives:
• Examine the historical tropes that shape the experiences of Black
women in the workplace.
• Engage in a Sista Circle to explore the roots of self-regard and identity
in Black womanhood.
• Build a sense of community and Sistahood as a foundation for
cultivating Black Sis Joy in professional spaces.
This workshop explores the layered challenges Black women face and the intentional ways they cultivate spaces of support, resistance, and empowerment. Through transforming workplace praxis, Black women can center joy as a form of resilience and liberation; fostering well-being, long-term success, and a deeper sense of belonging.
Participants will gain insight into the strategies Black women use to build joy-filled, affirming work experiences, and leave with tools to help sustain themselves and others in professional spaces.
Learning Objectives:
• Examine the historical tropes that shape the experiences of Black
women in the workplace.
• Engage in a Sista Circle to explore the roots of self-regard and identity
in Black womanhood.
• Build a sense of community and Sistahood as a foundation for
cultivating Black Sis Joy in professional spaces.
June 5th Early Morning Workshop: 7:45am to 8:30am - Stephanie Armstrong
Elevate Your Presence: Crafting a Magnetic Personal Brand on Linkedin
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Discover how to build a standout personal brand on LinkedIn that attracts the right people and opportunities. You’ll learn how to create a compelling profile, cultivate a thriving community of your ideal consumers, and develop engaging content that sparks genuine engagement. Led by Stephanie Armstrong and Rubi Rodriguez, who have generated millions using these exact strategies, this workshop will equip you with proven tactics to position yourself as an industry go-to and fuel meaningful business growth.
June 5th Workshop Session 1 - Track 1 - Lee'a Thigpen-Bennett & Heather Christie-Morris
Know Exactly What You Bring to the Table: Be Prepared to Serve
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In this workshop, participants will embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Through engaging discussions and interactive exercises, attendees will learn to identify their core strengths, values, and passions.
Designed especially for Women of Color, this session equips participants with practical tools to harness and ignite their unique qualities in both personal and professional environments.
Don’t just have a seat at the table. Let’s discuss how to take up space intentionally. We’ll explore what it means to lead as servant leaders and how to create space for others to rise alongside us.
This workshop fosters a mindset of readiness and confidence, encouraging participants to step boldly into opportunities and challenges with a deep understanding of their value. Whether pursuing career advancement, strengthening relationships, or chasing personal goals, attendees will leave empowered to own their narratives and serve with purpose and impact.
Key takeaways will include:
• Building a toolkit for servant leadership and self-confidence.
• Strategic thinking and innovative service model
• Practical Perspective on navigating life with purpose and resilience.
Designed especially for Women of Color, this session equips participants with practical tools to harness and ignite their unique qualities in both personal and professional environments.
Don’t just have a seat at the table. Let’s discuss how to take up space intentionally. We’ll explore what it means to lead as servant leaders and how to create space for others to rise alongside us.
This workshop fosters a mindset of readiness and confidence, encouraging participants to step boldly into opportunities and challenges with a deep understanding of their value. Whether pursuing career advancement, strengthening relationships, or chasing personal goals, attendees will leave empowered to own their narratives and serve with purpose and impact.
Key takeaways will include:
• Building a toolkit for servant leadership and self-confidence.
• Strategic thinking and innovative service model
• Practical Perspective on navigating life with purpose and resilience.
June 5th Workshop Session 1 - Track 1 - Maryann Rivera-Dannert
Empowered & Unstoppable: A Transformational Workshop for Women to Shift from Limitation to Liberation
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This dynamic and interactive workshop is designed exclusively for women who are ready to break barriers, build confidence, and reclaim their power. Led by Maryann, this transformational experience will equip you with the tools, mindset shifts, and strategies needed to elevate both your personal and professional life.
Through a bold, action-driven approach, we will explore the unique challenges and strengths women navigate daily. Together, we’ll dive into healing past wounds, stepping into leadership, and embracing self-worth with unapologetic confidence.
What You’ll Gain:
• Healing & Confidence: Identify and release limiting beliefs that have
held you back.
• Leadership & Growth: Discover how to rise through challenges and
lead with clarity and courage in every area of your life.
• Authenticity & Purpose: Own your identity, elevate your voice, and
create a life aligned with your deepest values.
• Actionable Strategies: Walk away with a personalized empowerment
plan tailored to your goals and vision.
Through a bold, action-driven approach, we will explore the unique challenges and strengths women navigate daily. Together, we’ll dive into healing past wounds, stepping into leadership, and embracing self-worth with unapologetic confidence.
What You’ll Gain:
• Healing & Confidence: Identify and release limiting beliefs that have
held you back.
• Leadership & Growth: Discover how to rise through challenges and
lead with clarity and courage in every area of your life.
• Authenticity & Purpose: Own your identity, elevate your voice, and
create a life aligned with your deepest values.
• Actionable Strategies: Walk away with a personalized empowerment
plan tailored to your goals and vision.
June 5th Workshop Session 1 - Track 2 - Latise Hairston
From Pain to Possibility in Toxic Times; Micro Doses of Grace, Healing and Leadership
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In these toxic times, marked by burnout, disconnection, and systemic harm; Women of Color are called to lead not from survival, but from deep soul work. This workshop is a C.A.L.L. to Action:
• Commit to our own well-being
• Assemble in mutual aid and collective care
• Leverage ancestral and Indigenous practices
• Lead with love and vision
We’ll explore how systems are shaped through relationships, and how daily Microdoses of healing can shift those dynamics. Through somatic check-ins, storytelling, and small but powerful practices, participants will learn how to pivot from pain to purpose, from isolation to interdependence.
What if every wound carried the blueprint for a new way of being?
This is a space to name what hurts, honor what’s real, and reclaim grace as a form of leadership. We’ll practice the tension between accountability and unearned favor, learning how grace can strengthen our capacity to lead with compassion rather than control.
Mutual aid reminds us that resilience is not an individual act; it’s a shared one.
Together, we’ll imagine what’s possible when we move from extractive systems to ecosystems of care. This is not just soul work; its systems work. Come as you are, and leave rooted, visionary, and whole.
• Commit to our own well-being
• Assemble in mutual aid and collective care
• Leverage ancestral and Indigenous practices
• Lead with love and vision
We’ll explore how systems are shaped through relationships, and how daily Microdoses of healing can shift those dynamics. Through somatic check-ins, storytelling, and small but powerful practices, participants will learn how to pivot from pain to purpose, from isolation to interdependence.
What if every wound carried the blueprint for a new way of being?
This is a space to name what hurts, honor what’s real, and reclaim grace as a form of leadership. We’ll practice the tension between accountability and unearned favor, learning how grace can strengthen our capacity to lead with compassion rather than control.
Mutual aid reminds us that resilience is not an individual act; it’s a shared one.
Together, we’ll imagine what’s possible when we move from extractive systems to ecosystems of care. This is not just soul work; its systems work. Come as you are, and leave rooted, visionary, and whole.
June 5th Workshop Session 1 - Track 3 - Latoya Jones
Becoming Who I Am: Embracing Authenticity, Resilience and Leadership
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In a world that often defines Women of Color by societal expectations rather than personal truth, the journey to self-discovery and leadership begins with one critical step: embracing who you truly are.
This interactive workshop, Becoming Who I Am, is designed to empower participants to explore their authentic selves, cultivate resilience, and strategically position themselves for leadership and success.
Through storytelling, self-reflection, and actionable strategies, attendees will uncover how their identities, lived experiences, and unique strengths shape their personal and professional growth. The session will also provide tools to overcome imposter syndrome, navigate systemic barriers, and build powerful support networks. We will close with a personal visioning and commitment exercise, equipping participants with a roadmap to confidently step into their power.
Key Takeaways:
• Self-Discovery: Identify your core values, strengths, and leadership
potential.
• Resilience Building: Gain strategies to navigate challenges and break
through systemic and internalized barriers.
• Empowerment & Leadership: Learn to claim space, advocate for
yourself, and create meaningful impact.
• Support Systems: Leverage mentors, allies, and networks to sustain
and accelerate your growth.
• Action Plan: Leave with a personalized commitment statement and a
clear path forward for your leadership journey.
This is more than a workshop—it’s a C.A.L.L. to Action for Women of Color to Commit, Assemble, Leverage, and Lead with confidence, authenticity, and purpose.
This interactive workshop, Becoming Who I Am, is designed to empower participants to explore their authentic selves, cultivate resilience, and strategically position themselves for leadership and success.
Through storytelling, self-reflection, and actionable strategies, attendees will uncover how their identities, lived experiences, and unique strengths shape their personal and professional growth. The session will also provide tools to overcome imposter syndrome, navigate systemic barriers, and build powerful support networks. We will close with a personal visioning and commitment exercise, equipping participants with a roadmap to confidently step into their power.
Key Takeaways:
• Self-Discovery: Identify your core values, strengths, and leadership
potential.
• Resilience Building: Gain strategies to navigate challenges and break
through systemic and internalized barriers.
• Empowerment & Leadership: Learn to claim space, advocate for
yourself, and create meaningful impact.
• Support Systems: Leverage mentors, allies, and networks to sustain
and accelerate your growth.
• Action Plan: Leave with a personalized commitment statement and a
clear path forward for your leadership journey.
This is more than a workshop—it’s a C.A.L.L. to Action for Women of Color to Commit, Assemble, Leverage, and Lead with confidence, authenticity, and purpose.
June 5th Workshop Session 2 - Track 1 - Shannon Carter
Living Life Strategically
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As a SHRM-certified Human Resources practitioner, Shannon brings the powerful strategies used by successful corporations directly to individuals—turning business "secrets" into personal success tools.
In this transformative workshop, participants will learn how to apply the corporate strategic planning model—Formulation, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation to their personal lives. By using this framework, attendees will be empowered to assess where they are now, clarify their goals and priorities, and design a purposeful plan for the future.
Key questions explored in the session include:
• Who are you right now?
• What are your goals and priorities?
• What do you envision for your future?
• How will you achieve it?
Through guided exercises and reflection, participants will gain clarity, build confidence in their current path, and develop actionable steps to create a future filled with intention and success.
In this transformative workshop, participants will learn how to apply the corporate strategic planning model—Formulation, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation to their personal lives. By using this framework, attendees will be empowered to assess where they are now, clarify their goals and priorities, and design a purposeful plan for the future.
Key questions explored in the session include:
• Who are you right now?
• What are your goals and priorities?
• What do you envision for your future?
• How will you achieve it?
Through guided exercises and reflection, participants will gain clarity, build confidence in their current path, and develop actionable steps to create a future filled with intention and success.
June 5th Workshop Session 2 - Track 2 - Lakisha Williams
Lessons From Our Foremothers: How the Model of Black Women's Club Movement Defies the Narrative of the Glass Cliff
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June 5th Workshop Session 2 - Track 2 - Pascale Jean-Noel
Sisterhood in Leadership "Am I My Sister's Keeper"
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Sisterhood in leadership isn't just a concept; it's a transformative practice that challenges traditional norms of competition and focuses on collaboration, trust, and collective strength. This workshop aims to provide women leaders with the tools, mindsets, and skills needed to create meaningful and powerful networks that promote mutual growth, help overcome challenges, and create lasting change.
Learning Objectives:
• Participants will learn ways to cultivate an environment where women
in leadership support and empower each other through the principle
of sisterhood, fostering growth, collaboration, and mutual success.
• Participants will understand the concept of sisterhood in leadership
and how it differs from competition.
• Participants will understand how to build a sustainable sisterhood
culture in leadership over time.
• Participants will learn how to leverage the power of collaboration to
empower each other and elevate collective success.
Learning Objectives:
• Participants will learn ways to cultivate an environment where women
in leadership support and empower each other through the principle
of sisterhood, fostering growth, collaboration, and mutual success.
• Participants will understand the concept of sisterhood in leadership
and how it differs from competition.
• Participants will understand how to build a sustainable sisterhood
culture in leadership over time.
• Participants will learn how to leverage the power of collaboration to
empower each other and elevate collective success.
June 5th Workshop Session 2 - Track 3 - Stephanie Armstrong
Elevate Your Presence: Crafting a Magnetic Personal Brand on LinkedIn
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Discover how to build a standout personal brand on LinkedIn that attracts the right people and opportunities. You'll learn how to create a compelling profile, cultivate a thriving community of your ideal connections, and develop engaging content that sparks genuine engagement. Led by Stephanie Armstrong and Rubi Rodriguez, who have generated millions using these exact strategies, this workshop will equip you with proven tactics to position yourself as an industry go-to and fuel meaningful business growth.
June 4th Fireside Chat Conversation - Sisterhood in Leadership
Pascale Jean-Noel Moderator; Panelist - Jalynn Webb, Portia James, Tiffany Torres, Taren Greenidge, Nikisha Ridgeway
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Sisterhood in leadership is not just a concept, it's a transformative practice that challenges traditional norms of competition and focuses on collaboration, trust, and collective strength.
June 5th Morning Session Advancing Equity: Health, Wealth and Power-Plenary Panel
Carllette Bradley Moderator; Panelist - Medeline Little, Ellen Grant, Taleor Jackson, Ronekia Burns Sharp
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June 5th Afternoon Session C -Suite Allyship Panel
Stephanie Peete and Dr. Karen King Moderators; Panelist Chiwauike Owunwanne, MaryKate Loftus, Dave Rust, Curtis Jones
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Join us for a conversation with leaders in banking, business and the not for profit sectors on how they are navigating the hostile environment toward inclusion, racial equity and DEI polices and what the future of inclusion in the workplace looks like and the role allies will play moving forward.
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