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16 YEARS of Empowering Women

2026 FALL CONFERENCE

Panel Discussion | Networking | Lunch | Breakout Sessions | Door Prizes

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Breakout Sessions

Mentorship Panel Discussion

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Christy Weikert

Marsh

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Marji Alsup

US Bank

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Anna Workman

UPS

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Mclean Schutt

Marsh​

The Power of Mentoring: Building Relationships That Move Us Forward

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Great mentors can shape our careers, challenge our perspectives, and help us see possibilities we may not see in ourselves. But how do we find the right mentor, make the most of the relationship, and know when we need a mentor versus a sponsor? Join us for an engaging panel discussion exploring the power of formal and informal mentoring, the art of being a great mentee, and the importance of building meaningful professional connections at every stage of your career. Our panelists will share personal experiences, honest insights, and practical advice to help you grow your network, advocate for yourself, and pay it forward by investing in the success of other women.

 

Say the Thing: Lightening the Burden of Hard Conversations​

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Give feedback that lands, not lingers. This session will focus on how to use the SBI (Situation-Behavior-Impact) model to deliver clear, specific feedback without over-explaining or softening it into mush. You will learn how to walk into a hard conversation with a plan and a framework to structure a difficult conversation, start to finish. After this session, you will be able to recognize how the stories we tell ourselves make conversations feel heavier than they need to be, and practice a more direct, less loaded way in.​​

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Jonathan Walker

Sr. Learning & Development Consultant

GE Appliances

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LaCinda Glover

Partner,

Workforce & Rewards

Marsh

Less Hustle, More Genius

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In a world that constantly asks us to do more, how do we focus on what matters most? Drawing on Kendra Adachi's The Lazy Genius philosophy and its 13 principles, this session explores a more intentional approach to productivity, priorities, and everyday decisions. Learn how to spend your energy where it counts, release unnecessary expectations, and build habits that support both your professional goals and personal values. We’ll do some real life problem solving, so come ready to troubleshoot your biggest pain points!

 

Women’s Wellness:

Hormone Health & Mind + Body Wellness​

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Providing a clear guide for women in midlife and an evidence-based guide to perimenopause and menopause - what the transition actually is, the wide range of symptoms it causes, and the treatments that work. It tackles the biggest source of fear head-on by explaining what the Women's Health Initiative really showed about hormone therapy and breast cancer, and reviews the full menu of options, from hormonal and non-hormonal medications to therapies for genitourinary symptoms and low sexual desire​.​​​

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Tara Kestler

APRN​

Norton

WIL Charities: Lead Boldly. Give Generously.​

WIL Charities (WILC) is focused on using our influence to make a meaningful difference in our community. We proudly support organizations that empower women and girls to build confidence, overcome barriers, and create brighter futures.

Our partnerships with

Dress for Success Louisville, B.A.Y.A (Beautiful As You Are), and The Healing Place

help provide resources, mentorship, and opportunities for women and girls to thrive. Together, we’re turning connections into action and generosity into lasting impact, because when women lift each other up, our entire community grows stronger.

 

Join us to learn more about our newest partner:

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​and write an inspirational card for a woman in recovery!

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Interested in attending an event or getting involved?
Please contact your company's WIL board of directors for details.

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 Empowering women since 2010  

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