The Women in Leadership Institute Is Approaching | Celebrate Our Trailblazing Partners and Sponsors
WIL24
In just a few short days, we will kick off the 2024 Women in Leadership Institute™ (WIL 2024)! This year, we are coming to you live from Orlando, Fla., and through our virtual platform. Our hybrid format allows us to reach more women than ever before—in person or from the comfort of their own home or office. More than 1,800 attendees will join us for this four-day, transformative leadership development experience.
As we prepare to welcome these women leaders, I am reflecting on the journey they have taken to get here: 1,800 women with 1,800 unique stories of innovation, intelligence, thoughtfulness, and resilience.
Women leaders continue to impress me in all that they do: balancing child and elder care with work and professional leadership responsibilities, as well as their personal wellness, hobbies, and community involvement. The women who will join us at WIL represent a community of passionate, engaged, and focused leaders who are raising up their teams, their organizations, and themselves. To be around these women is to be inspired, and the energy we unleash during this four-day conference is truly life-changing.
Every attendee at WIL is backed by a trailblazing organization committed to the advancement of women leaders. These partner and sponsor organizations are moving the needle when it comes to the engagement, advancement, and promotion of women.
I am deeply and personally inspired by these organizations that are steadfast in their commitment to advancing women leaders.
OUR SPONSORS
Our sponsor organizations work toward a more equitable future of gender parity in all workplaces and provide women leaders with the support they need to achieve their highest leadership potential and thrive.
2024 Gold Sponsors: LHH and MITRE Corporation
LHH: Preparing People for the Future of Work
LHH is an integrated talent solutions provider helping people, teams, and organizations prepare for the future of work. Through career transition and mobility, leadership development, and recruitment solutions, its end-to-end offerings allow LHH to work across the entire talent journey to help future-proof organizations and careers all over the world.
Learn more at lhh.com.
MITRE: Solving Problems for a Safer World
MITRE is dedicated to solving problems for a safer world. Through its federally funded research and development centers, MITRE works across government and in partnership with industry to tackle challenges to the safety, stability, and well-being of the nation.
Learn more at mitre.org.
OUR PARTNERS
Our partnering clients deeply understand and value the mission of advancing women in support of gender parity. This year, the Women in Leadership Institute is partnering with 16 companies that are leading the way to engage and empower their women leaders to new heights. These organizations rely on WIL, and I am honored to partner with them to make this experience possible.
2024 Platinum Partners
2024 Premier Partners
2024 Institute Partners
SUPPORTING SPONSORS
A big thank-you to our supporting sponsors for making this event possible: AG1, Columbia Southern University, Farah Kahn Boutique, Magie Cook International, MIT Sloan Executive Education, Nova Southeastern University, and Paytient.
The Linkage/SHRM Women in Leadership Institute is taking place Nov. 11–14, 2024. Didn’t get a chance to register for the live experience? Purchase a ticket to join us virtually.
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