Activities and Events
Activities and Events
CWLI activities to support the mission and goals include, but are not limited to, the following:
Annual Leadership Address to the Community
An address to the Chattanooga community by a nationally-recognized woman leader. Past speakers include former Canadian Prime Minster Kim Campbell; Cherokee Chief Wilma Mankiller; activist Gloria Steinem; FDIC Chairman Shelia Bair; and Stacy Allison, the first American woman to summit Mt. Everest.
- 2013 Speaker Dr. Mae Jemison – Annual Leadership Address to the Community - Press Release
- 2012 Speaker Stacy Allison - Annual Leadership Address to the Community
Leadership Luncheon Series
A quarterly luncheon series featuring female community business, civic and political leaders presenting information relating to business and leadership. Topics discussed are timely, wide-ranging and provocative.
2013
2012
- Why Women Matter: Balancing Life, Work and Leadership – December 7, 2012
- Why Women Matter: Thriving in Chaos & Complexity – October 10, 2012
- Why Women Matter: Influencing the Political Process – June 8, 2012
- Why Women Matter: Securing Our Community – April 13, 2012
Women Know Finance Series
A multi-part series of lunch and learn seminars that provide women the financial know-how to grow as leaders in the boardroom, in their professional lives and in their personal lives.
- Finance in the Boardroom – 5-week series beginning May 8, 2013
- Personal Finance – TBA
Leadership Studies Series (members only)
A members-only program using leadership books and articles to promote discussion and learning.
Networking Opportunities
Regular informal opportunities to network with women leaders engaging settings around Chattanooga. Some networking events are members-only, however most are open to members and their guests. If you would like more information, please email director@cwli.org for more information.
Women Mentoring Women
An eight-part program designed to help develop mentoring skills in emerging women leaders so they may mentor and provide leadership for other women. For more information refer to the Women Mentoring Women Page.
Women Impacting Policy Blog
Upcoming Events
Women Know: Finance in the Boardroom Series
Held on Wednesdays each week from May 8th to June 5th
5-part series developed with the purpose of increasing the skills of women serving on Boards of Directors
open to CWLI members and non-members
Click here for more information and to register.
CWLI Leadership Studies Program
Friday, June 14th - 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
CWLI members-only event
email director@cwli.org for more information
5-part series developed with the purpose of increasing the skills of women serving on Boards of Directors
open to CWLI members and non-members
Click here for more information and to register.
CWLI Leadership Studies Program
Friday, June 14th - 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
CWLI members-only event
email director@cwli.org for more information
Click here for more information and to register.
CWLI Leadership Studies Program
Friday, June 14th - 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
CWLI members-only event
CWLI members-only event
email director@cwli.org for more information
Save The Date!
CWLI June Leadership Luncheon
Friday, June 28th
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
The Chattanoogan
open to CWLI members and non-members
Details and registration information coming soon!
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
The Chattanoogan
open to CWLI members and non-members
Details and registration information coming soon!
Details and registration information coming soon!
- Carol Newton does a great job leading CWLI's Finance in the Boardroom series! http://t.co/QFAxLmgnhw 2 days ago
- Check out the photos from the 8th Annual Leadership Address to the Community featuring Dr. Mae Jemison! facebook.com/#!/media/set/?… 1 month ago
CWLI Testimonials
"One thing that I have struggled with is when you are "in charge," it is very difficult to have friendships with people in the workplace, as at some point it seems you always need to reprimand, counsel or otherwise tick off someone whom you viewed as a "friend." For me, the organization offers the opportunity to meet other women who offer the possibility of friendship or "aquaintanceship" that is not in the realm of the workplace. Love the brain power, enthusiasm, forthrightness, and work ethic of those whom I have encountered in my short term with CWLI."— –Betsy McCright, Chattanooga Housing Authority
"I have always loved being around powerful women because it just makes me feel good. Whenever I come out of a CWLI meeting I always feel empowered myself and proud to be a professional woman!!"— -Christy Viens, LBMC

