If you’re looking for an event that empowers women, then we have just the thing for you! In honor of Women’s History Month, the Independence Business Alliance* is hosting their 3rd annual Women in Business Panel Discussion on March 29!
The panel will include women business owners, professionals, and state and local leaders from the LGBT community and allies. This is the biggest Women in Business event for IBA, and it will not disappoint.
From 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, network and share experiences with other professionals while hearing wise wisdom in this discussion called, “From Partnerships to Power: Women in Business Today.”
It’s important to know that this event is not a women-only event. So, men, show your support for the hardworking and dedicated women in Philadelphia and join in on the fun!
Women in Business Chair, Stacia Fischer, says: “The goal of this event is to honor women within our community and provide all that attend an invaluable take-away. This panel discussion provides an intimate setting to discuss the day to day situations, and if we leverage those resources (partnerships) we can soar to greater heights and positions of power.”
Let’s meet the amazing women that will be speaking at this function!
- Jazzy Grey-Sadler: She is the moderator for the evening. Jazzy is a producer and host of LesBe Real Radio, where she broadcasts live twice a month on G-Town Radio.
- Rachel Levine: Levine is the Physician General for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and a professor of Pediatrics and Psychiatry at the Penn State College of Medicine.
- Gail Ruopp: Gail is the Executive Director of Flaster Greenberg. She is also extremely active in other various leadership roles at many companies, such as the Delaware Valley Legal Marketing Group, Executive Women International, the International Legal Technology Association, Women in eDiscovery, and the Philadelphia Bar Association.
- Jennifer Vrana: Jennifer has served with the Philadelphia Police Department for over 25 years. She’s involved in the Police Commissioners LGBT Liaison Committee, and has helped form a Gay Officers Action League Chapter. Jen is also an amazing Stage 4 cancer survivor!
- Katherine Sprissler-Klein: Katherine is the Deputy Director, Community Engagement for Philabundance. She is also the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors for the Human Rights Campaign.
If you are itching to hear these women speak, tickets are $30 for IBA members, and $45 for non-members. You can purchase them online here.
*The Independence Business Alliance is a client of Philly PR Girl
