If you have been reading the BFAB blog for long enough, you have heard me extoll the virtues of the Georgetown Law Women’s Forum. It happens every year at about this time, and it is more than worthy of your time and attention.
The 2016 Forum will happen this Friday, March 4th, from 9 AM to 2 PM and includes a delicious lunch that is perfect for networking. In fact, the entire event is perfect for networking, and you know how important I think that is.
Mark your calendars and register on line at this link to get more information about the program or on this direct registration link. You do not have to be a GT Law student or grad to attend. This year’s program theme is “Opportunities in a Changing World,” and the information could also be a game changer for you.
I moderated a panel at last year’s Forum, and I have attended regularly for years. Click on the event website photos and see me happily participating with interesting and interested women lawyers. It is a rush!
Here is how the website describes this year’s program:
The 2016 Women’s Forum will explore “Opportunities in a Changing World” Join us as we discuss the role lawyers play as thought leaders when faced with new challenges and emerging developments in the legal landscape. This annual event will feature dynamic speakers, interactive panels, the presentation of the Alumnae Award, and networking opportunities. Come share your stories with fellow professional women and build relationships that will foster mutual growth and enhance opportunities.
Also check out my blog about last year’s Forum, and you will see why I am so enthusiastic about this annual event. Well, yes, I am a Hoya lawyer, but it goes beyond that. Far beyond! This is just great career stuff, and you need to be there!
Look for me!
