Women’s Summit Blends Leadership Lessons with Hands-On Learning

Around 140 people gathered Thursday at the Women’s Summit at the Silo Event Center hosted by the Christian County Chamber of Commerce.

Director of Membership Development Chandler Ladd says this year’s Women’s Summit brought strong turnout and community support.

click to download audioChamber leaders say those students are a key part of the event’s impact—giving them a chance to connect with women already in leadership roles.

Board Chair Bennett Greene says that experience can be powerful.

click to download audioThe summit also focused on bridging generations in the workplace, with speakers sharing how opportunities for women have evolved over time.

Ladd says that perspective is a major focus of this year’s programming.

click to download audioGreene says that kind of visibility helps young women better understand what’s possible for their future.

She says learning from others can make a lasting difference.

click to download audioIn addition to panel discussions, the summit offered hands-on breakout sessions and community-focused programming.

Ladd says those sessions ranged from practical skills to local history.

click to download audioOrganizers also highlighted partnerships with local businesses throughout the event.

Ladd says supporting those businesses is part of the mission.

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