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As Professional Dimensions continues to grow as a community of diverse women leaders, we recognize the importance of empowering our members to own their voices and successfully leverage their platforms. We also exist to amplify the voices of PD women to ensure our region learns from women who are courageous, strategic, equity-driven, and deeply connected to the challenges they address. Our region is better when we're guided by #PDWomen.
To support this vision, we partnered with Deanna Singh to create a course designed to hone these skills, build confidence, and ensure women understand how to be appropriately compensated for their contributions. The course was outstanding, and now we’re excited to share these learnings and opportunities for growth with you.
Join us as we spotlight recent graduates of the Building a Thought Leader (BATL) program. Our panelists will share their fresh experiences in laying the foundation for thought leadership, including their initial wins, challenges, and key lessons learned. Hear how they're actively applying BATL strategies to find their voice and begin building their influence in their respective fields. This candid discussion offers valuable insights for anyone interested in starting their thought leadership journey.
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11:30p Doors open for in-person registrants
12:00p Program Start
1:00p Close
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Important Note Re: Lunch
Lunch will be on your own this month (you're welcome to eat during the program). We received news yesterday that Kinship Café (located on the first floor of Thrive On King) is not yet ready to accommodate a lunch rush. However, Caitlin Cullen and her team have assured us they will be ready in time for our February lunch.
For those new to Professional Dimensions, we’re proud to be the first association to shift our longstanding monthly programming to ThriveOn King. This partnership reflects our commitment to community, equity, and ensuring accessibility for all professional women across the Milwaukee region.
We’re grateful to partner with the Greater Milwaukee Foundation in this space and to support Kinship Café—a community food center dedicated to ending hunger, isolation, and poverty. We look forward to learning more about their important work and enjoying their delicious food in the year ahead!
Parking Directions
Parking structure and building entrance address: 320 W. Lloyd St. It is on the corner of W. Lloyd St and Vel R. Phillips Ave.
Link for Virtual Attendees
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9660318464
Meeting ID: 966 031 8464
