Leading Women Executives Share Experiences at Women in Leadership Program at Neumann University

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Several high profile women executives will share their paths to success at a Women in Leadership program, Thursday, Feb. 13, 1 to 4 p.m., at Meagher Theatre, Neumann University in Aston.

Featured speakers include Leslie Richards, general manager, SEPTA; Donna Crilley Farrell, vice president of corporate communications, Independence Blue Cross; Angela Wilsey, managing director, global head of financial information reporting solutions, JP Morgan Chase & Co.; Ryan Hammond, executive director, Eagles Autism Challenge; and Jennifer Opdahl, owner and designer, Powerbeads by Jen.

“While opportunity is abundant, aspiring and even established women leaders are facing more challenges than ever in the modern workplace,” said Danielle McNichol, director of the Neumann Center for Leadership. “By bringing together this highly accomplished group of executives to share their personal stories, we hope to inspire others to strive for the highest levels of personal and professional success.”

The speakers will talk about the challenges they faced and how they found mutual support in the workplace.

The hope is to help executives and aspiring leaders, male and female, expand their influence and increase their visibility through a forum where they can unite, network and leverage best practices with a group of their peers.

The program is free and open to the public, but advance registration is required. Individuals can pre-register here.

The Meagher Theater is in the Thomas A. Bruder, Jr. Life Center (Building No. 3 on the Campus Map) You can find the campus map here.

Attendees can receive Continuing Legal Educational (CLE) credits and Human Resources Professional credits (HRCI).

Visit here for more information.

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