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EmpowerHER Panel
March 27 @ 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
- Date: Wednesday, March 27
- Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM CDT
- Location: The DEC Network, 3560 W Camp Wisdom Rd, Dallas, TX 75237
About the Event: Join us for the EmpowerHER Panel, a dynamic event celebrating Women’s History Month as part of the Dallas Junior Chamber’s Diversity in 2024 campaign! This event is open to young professional women (21-40) seeking to connect with other women and professional organizations in Dallas. Men are also welcomed!
Event Highlights:
- Duration: 3 hours
- FREE Admission
What to Expect:
- Connect with other women and professional organizations in Dallas
- Hear from influential women leading in male-dominated fields
- Learn about leadership and carving out your own space as a woman
- Build new professional relationships and get involved in the Dallas business and philanthropic communities
Speakers:
- Tatianna Chamorro: Co-founder and VP of Marketing & Digital at Unexpected Products.
- LaDrica Derrico: President of AT&T’s NETwork employee resource group.
- Kelly Ann Winget: Private equity fund manager and diversity advocate.
- Haydee Clark: Founder of Resilient Freight Solutions, Latina business owner, and WBE Rising Star award winner.
- Amanda Smith: Founder of Dallas Girl Gang, supporting women in Dallas.
Event Partners:
- DFW Latina Society: Supporting Latina Women in Dallas-Fort Worth to connect, transform, and empower.
- The DEC Network: A 501c3 nonprofit driving innovation and economic impact.
- AT&T NETwork: Employee Resource Group for African-Americans at AT&T.
- Women’s Business Council Southwest (WBCS): A regional partner of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).
About Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce: The Dallas Junior Chamber is the premier young professional organization in the DFW metroplex, serving individuals aged 21-40 with a focus on people of color, women, and the LGBT communities. We believe in substance, connections, growth, meaning, and sustainability for young professionals.
