At WBC, we see firsthand that when organizations prioritize inclusive leadership—including elevating women—they enjoy tangible gains, including heightened employee engagement, innovative thinking, better recruitment outcomes, and stronger financial performance. -Gwen Young

“Together, we can make positive change for the next generation of women leaders. By investing in women’s mental wellbeing, companies don’t just improve employee health—they cultivate stronger leaders, increase productivity, and foster a culture of inclusion. Supporting mental health isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s a smart business decision.” – Mim Senft

“WBC understands that keeping an eye on broader economic and social trends is key to developing effective support systems. With our extensive network and convening power, we can listen to what women in business need most and mobilize our champions, partners and sponsors to address those needs.” -India Gary Martin

I’m so proud that WBC is again sponsoring this milestone event that brings together women entrepreneurs and investors. Whether you’re a founder or a funder here’s what you can look forward to …

Moving forward together. Women Inspiring and Educating Generations. That’s this year’s theme for Women’s History Month, and it resonates with us at WBC. For years, our Collaborative’s marching orders have been: “Faster Together” so all generations of women can thrive in the workplace.

Sports have the power to teach valuable life skills including teamwork, leadership, and perseverance. For women and girls, these lessons often extend beyond the field or court, helping to forge resilient identities and confident personas that navigate many societal challenges. Yet, despite the growing participation of women and girls in sports, visibility and representation remain significant hurdles.