The objective of this panel is to showcase women in technology, investment, and social impact. It was nearly a century ago when women won the right to vote, and today’s generation is all about women empowerment. But how can we close the gender gap? One way is by engaging more women in entrepreneurship in a world where male CEOs outnumber women. Believe it or not, there are fewer women who run large companies than men named John, according to The New York Times. Getting more women involved in breaking down the barriers of women entrepreneurship is what true empowerment is. Listen to the experts share their perspectives of women in entrepreneurship.
Thursday, November 9th |
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm | ||
Multi-cultural perception of Women in Entrepreneurship |
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Amy Butler Business Relationship Manager at Spartan Motors, Inc. and Certified Health and Business Coach |
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Jennifer Moss Owner at IXL Learning Center |
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Anuja Rajendra Candidate for the Michigan State Senate, District 18 |
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Rachna Govani Co-founder/CEO |
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Harinee Sampath Founder/Business Development at Prayani |
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Friday, November 10th |
4:00 pm - 4:30 pm | ||
Social Entrepreneurship - Women as Role-Models |
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Lena Epstein Co-owner of Vesco Oil Corporation |
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Romy Kochan Impact Capital Fund Services and Social Enterprise Reporting |
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Mallory Brown Social Entrepreneur. Global Humanitarian. Keynote Speaker. |
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