2019 MA Program

DEC. 12, 2019 BOSTON CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTER YARA SSIIMNOEKN SHAHIDI TARA WESTOVER YOMUASLAAFLZAAI RMAEPGINAONE SOUATMHAWNDOARTH MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG 1 SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN

GENERAL INFORMATION Please review this list of notes and information designed to help make your day more enjoyable. Please be respectful of speakers and other attendees and silence your cell phones while in all keynote and breakout sessions. SEATING: OPENING KEYNOTE – Please note there is no assigned seating at the morning keynote session. LUNCHEON KEYNOTE – Please find the table number that corresponds to the one listed on your badge. Consult the inside back cover of this program to find the location of your table. Assigned seating is strongly enforced. BREAKOUT SEATING– All breakout sessions are open seating and available on a first come, first served basis. (Don’t forget – the audio of all breakout sessions will be available post-conference on our website or on the app MassWomen.) We will be SIMULCASTING several breakout sessions into nearby rooms to accommodate crowd overflow.   WHERE IS… ATMs are located in the North Lobby on Level 1 next to the FedEx Office; Southeast Level O outside of Hall C; and Northeast Level 1 next to the food court. COAT CHECKS are located on Level 1 in the North Lobby. CONCESSIONS are available in the following locations: Outtakes – North Lobby (7AM-5PM) Outtakes 2 – North Lobby (7AM-3PM) Tapas Carts – Exhibit Hall (11AM-5PM) E-Tuk Coffee Cart – Exhibit Hall (7AM-5PM) LOST & FOUND for the day will be located at the Registration & Help Desk in the North Lobby. To locate items post conference, please contact [email protected] NURSING MOTHERS ROOMS are located in meeting room 106 and meeting room 158. MEN’S RESTROOMS can be found on level 0, in the Exhibit Hall, and General Session; on level 1 in the North Lobby & on west side of the building; and on level 3 near ballrooms.   MISC/GOOD TO KNOW: Search MassWomen in your app store to download this year’s APP! New this year – all SPEAKER BIOS can be accessed via the app MassWomen. All breakout session PRESENTATIONS can also be found on the app MassWomen. Join us for a WINE TASTING NETWORKING RECEPTION in the exhibit hall, from 4:00 – 5:00 PM.. Stay hydrated! Thanks to Boston Scientific, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Hologic, Pfizer, and State Street for the WATER BOTTLES in your attendee bag. Filling stations can be found in the exhibit hall. 2 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION .................................................................................................... 2 PRESENTING SPONSOR WELCOME LETTER �������������������������������������������������������������������� 4 CONFERENCE BOARD WELCOME...................................................................................... 5 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� 7 CONVENTION CENTER MAPS......................................................................................8 - 11 OPENING KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: ���������������������������������������������� 12 - 13 LUNCHEON KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: ������������������������������������������� 14 - 15 2019 CONFERENCE SPONSORS...............................................................................16 - 17 SESSION I BREAKOUT SESSIONS............................................................................ 18 - 20 SESSION II BREAKOUT SESSIONS........................................................................... 21 - 23 SESSION III BREAKOUT SESSIONS.......................................................................... 24 - 25 EXHIBITORS: BY AREA............................................................................................... 26 - 27 EXHIBIT HALL MAP............................................................................................................28 EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL..................................................................................... 29 - 33 CAREER PAVILION..................................................................................................... 34 - 35 COMMUNITY CONNECTION PAVILION ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� 37 BOOK STORE & AUTHOR SIGNINGS.................................................................................38 EDUCATION PAVILION........................................................................................................39 HEALTH & WELLNESS PAVILION............................................................................... 40 - 41 SOCIAL HUB.......................................................................................................................42 TECHNOLOGY PAVILION....................................................................................................43 WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS MARKETPLACE ���������������������������������������������������������� 44 - 45 CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN TEAM................................................................................... 47 CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN STREET TEAM �������������������������������������������������������������������� 47 CONFERENCE BOARD MEMBERS............................................................................ 48 - 51 KEYNOTE LUNCHEON SEATING.......................................................... INSIDE BACK COVER SNACTKHABRNEKASKTOSPOOUNRSORS SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 3

PRESENTING SPONSOR WELCOME LETTER “It took me quite a long time to develop a voice, and now that I have it, I am not going to be silent.” — Madeleine Albright I am delighted to welcome you to this 15th annual Massachusetts Conference for Women. Each year this very special event breaks new ground – and the 2019 conference will be no exception. With a record number of people in attendance and an incredible lineup of speakers, I am confident that together we are making a powerful statement about the impact and value of women in business and way beyond. State Street believes so strongly in this conference that for the 13th consecutive year we are proud to be the presenting sponsor. This commitment reflects our long held belief that inclusion and diversity drive better outcomes for our business, our employees, our clients, and our communities. While we can all agree that there has been meaningful progress toward achieving true gender equity, we can also agree that there is much more work to be done. This is why your being here today is so important. I hope you use your time to explore different perspectives and gain new insights and connections. Then tomorrow, go back to your workplaces, colleagues, families and friends and put what you have experienced or learned into action. When we empower ourselves, we are better able to help other women find their strengths and voices. Together we can be an unstoppable force for change. That starts here, today. Kathy Horgan, Executive Vice President & Chief Human Resources and Citizenship Officer, State Street Corporation 4 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

CONFERENCE BOARD WELCOME December 12, 2019 Dear friends and colleagues, We are thrilled to welcome you to the 2019 Massachusetts Conference for Women! Since 2005, some of the nation’s most inspiring leaders have taken to this main stage to share their stories and their wisdom, and hundreds of top experts have come to share their expertise. We are immensely grateful to every one of them. But this year, we would like to express our special thanks to you—the women and men of Massachusetts—for making this ex- traordinary community what it is. At a time of heightened polarization in America, we come together today as nearly 12,000 women and men of all ages, races, and ethnicities united by two common goals: to become our best selves and to advance women in the workplace. Doing so, we know, will strengthen our workplaces, our families, and our larger community. We have designed this day to be highly informative and inspiring, and hope you will consider sharing what you learn with others. We also invite you to stay connected and inspired year-round by signing up for our newsletter, engaging on our social media channels, and subscribing to our new podcast, Women Amplified. With thanks to our sponsors who make all this possible, we wish you an extraordinary day! Warmly, The Massachusetts Conference for Women Board of Directors P.S. Be sure to download the MassWomen app. It can be found on all platforms by searching “MassWomen”. Heather P. Campion Marian L. Heard Cathy E. Minehan Kimberly Steimle Vaughan Managing Director President & CEO Former Dean, School of Management Founder and Principal Koya Leadership Partners Oxen Hill Partners Simmons College Summit Renee Connolly Kathy Horgan Alison A. Quirk Lynn D. Tinney Global Head of Communications & Executive Vice President & Chief Corporate Director SVP of Channels Corporate Responsibility Human Resources & Citizenship Legg Mason Global Asset OPAQ MilliporeSigma Corporation Officer Management Pamela A. Wickham State Street Corporation Micho F. Spring Vice President, Corporate Chair, Global Corporate Practice Affairs & Communications Anne Finucane Kelli Kirwin President, Weber Shandwick, Raytheon Company Vice Chairman Director, Worldwide Software Sales New England Bank of America Software Simple Team Carol Fulp Cisco Systems, Inc. Founding CEO Gloria Cordes Larson, Esq. Fulp Diversity Consultants, LLC Former President Bentley University SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 5

SAVE THE DATE FOR NEXT YEAR’S CONFERENCE DECEMBER 10, 2020 MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER FOR UPDATES! @MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN @MASSWOMEN @MASSWOMEN #MASSWOMEN DOWNLOAD THE APP NreeosSxahppcmtSallhrAoamroanroicennntay,thgogusrievhutaer&arLalsrrdtoecuntasehcapyeonnaedtwdcdwtdeaiiitaeouothslinlnreekagmsinegaps anBde“csMruearaestsetWoaodnmoawcecnnol”ouandt THANK YOU TO CISCO FOR THEIR GENEROUS PARTNERSHIP TO MAKE OUR APP POSSIBLE. DOWNLOAD THE MASSWOMEN APP TO ACCESS FULL AGENDA, MAPS, SPEAKER BIOS, & NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES! SEARCH “MASSWOMEN” IN YOUR APP STORE TO DOWNLOAD. NOTE: ADDING A SESSION TO YOUR SCHEDULE ON THE APP DOES NOT GUARANTEE SEATING. ARRIVE EARLY TO ENSURE A SEAT AT ALL BREAKOUT SESSIONS. 6 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE 7 8 9 10 11 NOON 1 2 3 4 5 6:30 - 5:00 8:15 - 9:30 10:00 - 11:00 11:30 - 12:30 12:50 - 2:30 3:00 - 4:00 Registration Opening Session I Session II Keynote Lunch Session III & Help Desk Keynote Breakouts Breakouts Breakouts EXHIBIT HALL OPEN ALL DAY FROM 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM 4:00 - 5:00 • Bookstore, sponsored by Liberty Mutual........................................................................................... see page 38 for offerings Wine Tasting • Career Pavilion, sponsored by MFS..........................................................................................see pages 34-35 for offerings Networking Coaches Corner, Resume Review, & Learning Bursts • Community Connection, sponsored by Merck KGaA, Darmstadt Germany............................................... see page 37 for offerings Reception • Education Pavilion..............................................................................................................see pages 38-39 for offerings 3:00 - 4:40 Author Signings, sponsored by Liberty Mutual Small Business, Tech, & Women of Women of Color Roundtables Color Roundtables • Health & Wellness Pavilion, sponsored by Boston Scientific............................................................... see page 40 for offerings Target Lifestyle Lounge Classroom Sessions Life Balance & Integration Coaching, sponsored by MFS • Social Hub, sponsored by State Street............................................................................................. see page 42 for offerings LinkedIn & Facebook Live Workshops • Technology Pavilion................................................................................................................. see page 43 for offerings Technology Roundtables • Women-Owned Business Marketplace, sponsored by Wells Fargo...............................................see pages 44-45 for offerings Small Business Roundtables At the Luncheon Keynote Session there is assigned seating. Your table number can be found on your badge. A map of the assigned luncheon tables can be found on the inside back cover of this program. TIME EVENT LOCATION 6:30 AM – 5:00 PM Registration & Help Desk ....................................................................................................................... North Lobby 8:15 – 9:30 AM Opening Keynote Session.............................................................................................................. General Session Antoinette Antonio, anchor, WCVB Channel 5 @antoinettea Marian Heard, president & CEO, Oxen Hill Partners, and @MassWomen founding board member Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito, Commonwealth of Massachusetts @massltgov Target Storytellers presentation by Laysha Ward, EVP & chief external engagement officer, Target @target Simon Sinek, leadership expert and one of the most top-viewed TED speaker @simonsinek Amanda Southworth, IOS developer, designer and mental health and human rights activist @amndasuthwrth Susan Lisa, vice president, investor relations, Boston Scientific @bostonsci Yara Shahidi, actress, activist and breakout star from Freeforms’ Grownish @yarashahidi in Conversation with Celeste Headlee, award-winning journalist and author @celesteheadlee 9:45 AM Author Signings........................................................................................................Exhibit Hall, Bookstore page 38 10:00 – 11:00 AM Session I Breakouts..................................................................................................pages 18-20 for session listing 11:00 AM Author Signings........................................................................................................Exhibit Hall, Bookstore page 38 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM Session II Breakouts.................................................................................................pages 21-23 for session listing 12:30 PM Author Signings........................................................................................................Exhibit Hall, Bookstore page 38 12:50 – 2:30 PM Luncheon Keynote Session........................................................................................................... General Session Karen Holmes Ward, director, public affairs & community services, WCVB Channel 5 @karenholmesward Gloria Cordes Larson, former president, Bentley University, and @MassWomen board president Mayor Marty Walsh @marty_walsh Kathy Horgan, EVP & chief human resources and citizenship officer, State Street Corporation and @MassWomen board member Malala Yousafzai, Nobel Laureate & co-founder, Malala Fund @malala @malalafund Tara Westover, American historian & best-selling author, Educated: A Memoir @tarawestover Renee Connolly, global head, communications & corporate responsibility, MilliporeSigma and @MassWomen board member Megan Rapinoe, U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team Star & gender equity advocate @mpinoe in Conversation with Kara Swisher, co-founder and editor-at-large, Recode @karaswisher 3:00 – 4:00 PM Session III Breakouts................................................................................................ pages 24-25 for session listing 3:00 – 4:40 PM Technology, Small Business & Women of Color Roundtables...........Exhibit Hall (pages 34-43 for session listings) 4:00 PM Author Signings........................................................................................................Exhibit Hall, Bookstore page 38 4:00 – 5:00 PM Wine Tasting Networking Reception......................................................................................................... Exhibit Hall 4:40 PM Author Signings........................................................................................................Exhibit Hall, Bookstore page 38 5:00 PM Conference Closes SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 7

8 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG Low Roof Southwest Southwest Pre-function 208 Northwest Northwest Pre-function NW Corner Pre-function DoBwonsttoonwn (Outside) Lobby (Ballroom 210) 209 Lobby Service Corridor 213 210 203 WM Service Corridor A WM 204 WM Service Corridor 210 A Southeast Pre-function B 204 Southeast B Lobby 210 205 C A 211 205 212 B 205 C 206 A 206 B 207 Skybridge Skybridge West Boardroom CONVENTION CENTER MAP LEVEL 0 (Level 1) (Level 1) Pre-function Low Roof (35’6”) 3' 3' 3' 3' 3' 3' High Roof (76’ - 100’) Kitchen 3' Storage High Roof 3' Low Roof 3' Boardroom Suite 201,202 AUTHOR SIGNING BOOKSTORE EDUCATION LOUNGE Bridge WINE RECEPTION EDUCATION PAVILION BCMC 574 475 474 375 275 274 175 WOMEN OF Sales Dept. 473 472 372 273 COLOR Bakery 272 173 ROUNDTABLES East Boardroom Pre-function 570 471 470 370 271 270 171 468 369 368 269 OPENING AND LUNCHEON 466 367 267 COFFEE KEYNOTE SESSION 664 564 464 365 364 265 264 CART Open to Open to Catering Exhibit Hall C Exhibit Hall B GENERAL SESSIONS ENTRANCE OfficeWATERREGISTRATION & STATION HELP DESK AND below below Open to Kitchen Exhibit Hall A NORTH LOBBY 756 belEowXHIBIT HALL 456 356 257 Lobby Plaza 454 354 255 below below 1054 LIFESTYLE 754 655 452 353 352 253 254 155 1050 951 LOUNGE 752 653 252 153 1048 949 LIFE BALANCE 1046 947 753 COACHING 1040 HEALTH & WELLNESS PAVILION H&W STAGE & LOUNGE 948 849 848 749 649 448 349 946 847 846 747 746 647 446 347 944 845 844 745 STATE 444 345 344 CONCESSIONS STREET 942 843 842 743 SOCIAL HUB COMMUNITY PAVILION 940 841 840 741 740 639 440 341 340 241 240 141 PODCAST 438 339 338 239 238 139 BOOTH 1036 937 736 637 WATER 436 337 336 237 236 137 935 932 732 633 STATION 335 234 135 1032 933 432 333 332 233 GENERAL SESSIONS ENTRANCE REGISTRATION & HELP DESK AND NORTH LOBBY 725 724 625 624 525 424 325 225 CAREER 722 623 522 422 323 322 223 222 WORKSHOP 1020 920 820 721 720 621 620 521 320 221 RESUME REVIEW COACHES CAREER PAVILION 518 419 418 319 TECHNOLOGY PAVILION CORNER 1016 917 916 717 616 517 317 316 217 TECH 1014 915 914 815 814 715 ROUNDTABLES 714 614 515 514 415 414 315 314 215 WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS MARKETPLACE COAT CHECK 1010 911 910 811 810 711 710 611 610 511 510 411 410 311 310 211 210 111 3' 1008 908 809 808 709 708 608 509 508 409 408 308 209 208 109 3' 3' 1006 907 906 807 806 707 706 607 606 507 506 407 406 307 306 207 206 107 604 505 504 405 NE Corner Pre-function CONCESSIONS SMALL BUSINESS 503 502 403 400 304 ROUNDTABLES 701 600 501 500 401 6' 6' 6' 6' Service Corridor 261 256 WM 251 Low Roof 257 Northeast 252 (Outside) A Lobby A 257 252 B B 258 253 A A 258 253 B B 258 253 C C 259 254 A A 259 254 B B 255 260 Northeast Pre-function Skybridge Access The Westin Boston Waterfront ON LEVEL 0 Registration & Help Desk (Level 1) Coat Check – NW Level I Lobby Exhibit Hall – Hall A (see detailed map on page 68) • Coat Check • Continental Breakfast • Concessions • Wine Tasting Career Pavilion, sponsored by MFS • Career Coaching • Resume Reviews Health & Wellness Pavilion, sponsored by Boston Scientific • Target Lifestyle Lounge • Classroom Sessions • Life Balance & Integration Coaching, sponsored by MFS Community Connection Pavilion sponsored by Merck KGaA, Darmstadt Germany Social Hub, sponsored by State Street • LinkedIn Workshops • Technology Roundtables • Podcast Booth Technology Pavilion • Technology Roundtables Author Signings & Bookstore, sponsored by Liberty Mutual Women-Owned Business Market- place, sponsored by Wells Fargo • Small Business Roundtables General Sessions – Hall B • Opening Keynote – Open Seating • Luncheon Keynote – Assigned Seating

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CONVENTION CENTER MAP LEVEL 2 DoBwonsttoonwn Bridge 201 202 Skybridge 203 251 204 252 205 OOPpEeNn tToO 253 EXExHBhIbiEBbeLiIltTOoHwWHalAl ALL 254 206 255 207 Breakout Sessions Northwest MR 205, 210, WM Lobby Skybridge (Level 1) 253, 258 Northeast MW Lobby 208 256 209 257 210 GENEEOxRBOhPAbEipbEeLLeilNtnOoSHwtWTEaoOlSl BSION 258 211 259 212 260 Southwest Skybridge (Level 1) WM Lobby 213 Southeast WM Lobby 261 Open to MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG Exhibit Hall C below 10

CONVENTION CENTER MAP LEVEL 3 DoBwonsttoonwn ON LEVEL 3 Low Roof Ballroom West Ballroom East (Outside) Breakout Sessions in EXOHExPIhB(EbibIeNTiltoHwHTa)OlAl ALL Ballroom E and W M BELOW W Breakout Sessions in Ballroom E and W W Skybridge (Level 1) Sponsor Breakfast Ballroom E M OPEN TO Low Roof GENERAL SESSION (Outside) EBxhEibLitOHWall B (below) #masswomen Skybridge (Level 1) Exhibit Hall C (below) SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 11

OPENING KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: 8:15 AM – 9:30 AM (LISTED IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) ANTOINETTE ANTONIO is co-anchor of WCVB’s EyeOpener newscasts with co-anchors Randy Price and Doug Meehan and meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon. She also anchors NewsCenter 5 at Noon with co-anchor Erika Tarantal and meteorologist Cindy Fitzgibbon. Antonio joined the NewsCenter 5 team in June 2013. Since she arrived in Boston, she’s been lucky enough to cover victory parades for three Patriots Super Bowl wins as well as two Red Sox World series wins. She came to WCVB from KOB in Albuquerque, NM, where she was a morning anchor and reporter. She was part of several team Breaking News awards from the New Mexico Broadcasters Association. If you’re a fan of the TV show Breaking Bad, you might also recognize her from her role as “News Anchor” in two episodes. She started her broadcast career as a morning news anchor and reporter at KWES Midland/Odessa, TX. A graduate of University of California, Irvine, Antonio earned degrees in English and international studies. She is a member of the Asian American Journalists Association.  @antoinettea SIMON SINEK is an unshakable optimist who believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together. Described as “a visionary thinker with a rare intellect,” Sinek teaches leaders and organizations how to inspire people. He may be best known for popularizing the concept of WHY in his first TED Talk in 2009, which rose to become one of the most watched TED talks of all time, with over forty-three million views, and subtitled in forty-eight languages. He is the author of multiple best-selling books including the global best-seller Start With Why, which sold over one million books in the US alone. Other credits include The New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-sellers Leaders Eat Last, Together is Better, and Find Your Why. His latest book, The Infinite Game, was just released. Sinek’s interview on millennials in the workplace broke the Internet in 2016, garnering over two hundred million views in the first month, and led to Sinek being YouTube’s fifth most searched term in 2017. Sinek is an adjunct staff member of the RAND Corporation, and he is active in the arts and in the not-for- profit world (which he prefers to call the for-impact world). @simonsinek AMANDA SOUTHWORTH is a seventeen-year-old iOS developer, designer, and mental health and human rights activist. She’s founder and executive director of Astra Labs, a 501(c)3 non-profit that uses code for change, serving over 100,000 users across the world. When she was thirteen, she created AnxietyHelper, a mental health guidebook that provides tools based on CBT, resources, and information on various mental illnesses to make the world of mental illness more accessible. At fifteen, she also created Verena, a personal security system for members of the LGBTQ+ community in abusive situations to protect them before, during, and after hate crimes, abuse, and bullying. In May 2018, Southworth launched Astra Labs to use technology to help marginalized communities by creating apps to help them deal with barriers, and by empowering and partnering with organizations and companies to remove barriers completely. She worked with Teen Vogue in reporting from Apple’s 2017 WWDC conference. She was named to Teen Vogue’s 21 Under 21 for the class of 2017 and Three Dot Dash’s Global Teen Leaders for 2018. She also partnered with Apple to create a Today At Apple Lab called “Developing An App Concept,” designed to bring app development to everyone in 2019. In addition to her development focus, she worked for March For Our Lives to host the National Die In in Los Angeles and with Target to launch their online youth magazine Target Tag. She has been featured in publications such as Oprah, USAToday, CNN, and Mashable. @amndasuthwrth 12 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

OPENING KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: 8:15 AM – 9:30 AM (LISTED IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) YARA SHAHIDI is an actress, model, activist, and breakout star of ABC’s Emmy- and Golden Globe- nominated comedy series black-ish. Last spring, Freeform announced the black-ish spin-off grown-ish. As a young scholar, Shahidi has combined her love for education and empowerment through the formation of Yara’s Club, a partnership with The Young Women’s Leadership Schools (TYWLS). A STEM advocate and technology enthusiast, Shahidi served as a spokesperson for DoSomething.Org and 3M’s STEM campaign. She has been an advocate for women’s issues, diversity in media, girls’ education, and most recently worked with the United Nations Girl Up initiative. The standout teen was awarded the Daily Point of Light Award from the Points of Light organization in Detroit, honored at Essence Magazine’s 10th anniversary Black Women in Hollywood Awards, and honored with the BET’s Young Star award at the 2017 BET Awards. Shahidi recently graduated with honors from The Dwight School in New York. Shahidi has been awarded a NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress, a Gracie Award for Female in a Breakthrough Role, and most recently, highlighted on TIME Magazine’s annual 30 Most Influential Teens list. @yarashahidi CELESTE HEADLEE is a communication and human nature expert and an award-winning journalist. She is a professional speaker and the author of Heard Mentality and We Need to Talk: How to Have Conversations that Matter. In her twenty-year career in public radio, she has been the executive producer of On Second Thought at Georgia Public Radio and has anchored programs including Tell Me More, Talk of the Nation, All Things Considered, and Weekend Edition. She also served as cohost of the national morning news show The Takeaway from PRI and WNYC, and anchored presidential coverage in 2012 for PBS World Channel. Headlee’s TEDx talk on ten ways to have a better conversation has over twenty million total views to date. @celesteheadlee ALSO FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: Full speaker bios can be found in our app MassWomen. Marian Heard Lt. Governor Karyn Polito Laysha Ward Susan Lisa president & CEO, Oxen Hill @massltgov EVP & chief external engagement vice president, investor relations, Partners, and @MassWomen officer, Target @target Boston Scientific @bostonsci founding board member SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 13

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: 12:50 PM – 2:30 PM (LISTED IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) KAREN HOLMES WARD is the director of public affairs and community services, WCVB-TV, as well as host and executive producer of CityLine, the station’s award-winning weekly magazine program that addresses the accomplishments, concerns and issues facing people of color living in Boston and its suburbs. CityLine has been a recipient of the Associated Press Massachusetts/ Rhode Island Best Public Affairs Program award and numerous Emmy nominations. Ward also oversees WCVB’s public service and community outreach efforts including the station’s work on Extreme Makeover: My Hometown and Five Fixer Upper, raising awareness about the need for affordable housing in the Greater Boston area. She spearheaded WCVB’s first-of-its-kind web- based initiative, Commonwealth 5, which was nominated for a national Emmy award. WCVB’s community service efforts during and after the Boston Marathon attack were honored with a National Association of Broadcasters Service to Community in Television award. A graduate of Boston University’s School of Public Communications (now COM), Ward has received numerous awards for her work in the community as well as honorary doctorates from Merrimack College, Cambridge College and Boston University. @karenholmesward MALALA YOUSAFZAI is co-founder of Malala Fund and a Nobel Laureate. Her vision of a more equitable world means that every girl will have the opportunity to learn and lead. Malala Fund invests in local education activists; advocates for policy changes and resources needed to give all girls a secondary education; and amplifies girls’ voices through its digital publication Assembly. Inspired by her father’s activism, Yousafzai began her campaign for girls’ education at age eleven with her anonymous blog for the BBC, Diary of a Pakistani Schoolgirl. She soon began advocating publicly for girls’ education and often joined her father on visits to neighboring villages to recruit for the school he founded in their rural home. Independently, she began attracting international media attention and awards. Due to Yousafzai’s increased prominence, at age fifteen she was attacked by the Taliban for speaking out. She recovered in the United Kingdom and has continued her fight for girls ever since. Yousafzai is the author of three books, I Am Malala, Malala’s Magic Pencil, and We Are Displaced. She is currently completing her undergraduate degree at Oxford University, with a focus on philosophy, politics, and economics. @malala @malalafund TARA WESTOVER is an American historian and writer known for her unique and courageous education journey. Born to Mormon survivalist parents opposed to public education, Westover never attended school. She spent her days working in her father’s junkyard or stewing herbs for her mother, until she decided to get education and experience the world outside her community. She taught herself enough mathematics, grammar, and science to take the ACT successfully, and she was admitted to Brigham Young University. Just seventeen the first time she set foot in a classroom, she continued learning for a decade, graduating magna cum laude from Brigham Young University in 2008 and subsequently winning a Gates Cambridge Scholarship. Westover earned an MPhil from Trinity College, Cambridge, in 2009, and in 2010 she was a visiting fellow at Harvard University. She returned to Cambridge, where she earned a PhD in history in 2014. Her new book, Educated, is an account of her struggle for self- invention. Educated was long-listed for the 2019 Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence, and spent thirty-two weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Former U.S. President Barack Obama named Educated as one of the books on his summer reading list of 2018. @tarawestover 14 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

LUNCHEON KEYNOTE & SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM (LISTED IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE) MEGAN RAPINOE is a two-time World Cup Champion and co-captain of the US Women’s National Team. She is a favorite of soccer fans and one of the team’s most technical players. A vocal leader on and off the pitch, Rapinoe helped lead the USWNT to the 2019 Women’s World Cup Championship, scoring some of the biggest goals of the tournament. She took home the tournament’s two top honors: the Golden Boot for top scorer and the Golden Ball for best player in the tournament. Rapinoe is an advocate for equality for all, and has intersected her passion for humanity and authenticity by creating Rapinoe SC, LLC., and co-founding Re-Inc., a purposeful lifestyle brand founded with fellow teammates. Rapinoe and her teammates will get ready to go again as they prepare for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics next summer. @mpinoe KARA SWISHER is the co-founder and editor-at-large of Recode, producer and host of the Recode Decode and Pivot podcasts, and co-executive producer of the Code Conference series. She also has a special series on MSNBC called Revolution on the impact of technology on work, society and more and is a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times. Swisher co-founded Recode and, before that, co-produced and co-hosted The Wall Street Journal’s D: All Things Digital conference series, (now called the Code conference). Swisher worked in The Wall Street Journal’s San Francisco bureau, and for many years, wrote the column BoomTown. Previously, Swisher worked as a reporter at the Washington Post and as an editor at the City Paper of Washington, D.C. She earned her undergraduate degree from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, and her graduate degree at Columbia University’s School of Journalism. Swisher is also the author of aol.com: How Steve Case Beat Bill Gates, Nailed the Netheads and Made Millions in the War for the Web, published by Times Business Books in July 1998. The sequel, There Must Be a Pony in Here Somewhere: The AOL Time Warner Debacle and the Quest for a Digital Future, was published in the fall of 2003 by Crown Business Books. @karaswisher ALSO FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKERS: Full speaker bios can be found in our app MassWomen. Gloria Cordes Larson, Mayor Marty Walsh Kathy Horgan Renee Connolly @marty_walsh EVP & chief human resources global head, communications former president, Bentley and citizenship officer, State University, and @MassWomen & corporate responsibility, Street Corporation and MilliporeSigma and board president @MassWomen board member @MassWomen board member SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 15

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SESSION10I:0B0 RA.EMA. –K1O1:U00TAS.ME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. CAREER ADVANCEMENT –................................................................................................................................Ballroom West Make Your Meetings Matter (W) Everyone attends them, most people hate them, and few are done well. In fact, studies show that poorly run meetings are a multi- billion-dollar problem in U.S. organizations. It’s time to stop throwing away time and money and learn how to manage meetings that matter. The ability to lead effective meetings from wherever you sit is an indispensable skill in every industry and function. In this high energy, interactive session you will learn essential tools and techniques you can immediately put into practice to help you manage m  eetings that get results and are positive, engaging and efficient. Your next meeting participants will thank you! Speaker: Mary Abbajay, president, Careerstone Group, LLC & best-selling author, Managing Up @maryabbajay Emcee: Susannah St-Germain, Salesforce technical architect, cardiac rhythm management, Boston Scientific @bostonsci PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT .............................................................................................................................. Ballroom East A Conversation on How to Skimm Your Life (FC) Navigating life isn’t easy, but theSkimm founders, Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin, make it a lot more fun. This fireside chat will deliver theSkimm’s trademark mix of real talk, humor, and inspirational messaging to take all of the daunting, cumbersome and frankly unsexy parts of being an adult, and break them down in the same way they break down a complicated news story every morning in our inbox. They’ll also take you on a journey through their experiences with entrepreneurship and reveal how they’re evolving the brand to meet the demands of the future. Join this session to learn how to navigate the noteworthy moments in your lives, not just your days. Attendees will leave armed with advice, information and even a few hacks to help you make the most  informed life and career decisions.  Moderator: Linda Henry, managing director, Boston Globe Media Partners @linda_pizzuti Speakers: Danielle Weisberg & Carly Zakin, co-founders & co-CEOs, theSkimm @theskimm Emcee: Jane Carpenter, global head, communications, Wayfair @wayfair PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 258 (simulcast in 257) Unplugged: Reclaiming Balance in a Connected World (POE) Living in a world where we are connected 24/7 certainly offers pros but definitely doesn’t help the life-long life balance conundrum we face. What if we unplug and shift from 24/7 to 24/6? Would withdrawal cripple us or would it allow us to reclaim balance in a life of go-go? Tiffany Shlain will open the session to explore how turning off screens one day a week can work wonders for your brain, body, 1and soul—and why this regular practice of looking up gives you a better chance of seeing the big picture. Following her presentation, a panel of women will share their successes and lessons learned around the role of technology in helping or inhibiting balance and sanity. Attendees will walk away with a mix of easy hacks and scientifically-grounded doable strategies for implementing a 24/6 week  while living in a 24/7 world.  Thought Leader: Tiffany Shlain, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, founder, The Webby Awards & author, 24/6 Unplugged @tiffanyshlain Panelists: Stephanie Humphrey, technology and lifestyle expert & creator, #60secondtechbreak @techlifesteph Kelley Kage, senior director, technology, Liberty Mutual @libertymututal Mary Laura Philpott, author, I Miss You When I Blink & co-host, A Word on Words @marylauraph Emcee: Katy Latimer, VP, research & development, Ocean Spray @oceansprayinc LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................ Meeting Room 253 (simulcast in 252) Resilience Reset: Break Barriers and Thrive (POE) Success in today’s complex workplace requires the ability to  navigate change, rise above adversity, and triumph – all of which require resilience and positivity. Leadership guru Anne Grady opens this session with a brief presentation on this all-important growth mindset. A panel of experts will then take the stage and offer personal experiences, invaluable nuggets and tools that will empower you to embrace rather than avoid challenge, face adversity head-on and inspire greatness in yourself and others. Attend this session for a  resilience reset and discover how to break through barriers to survive and thrive, especially in difficult times. Thought Leader: Anne Grady, resilience expert & best-selling author @annegradygroup Panelists: Bea Arthur, LMHC, EdM, MA, therapist and founder & CEO, The Difference @beaarthurlmhc Mary Mack, senior executive vice president, consumer banking, Wells Fargo & Company @wellsfargo Jaqi Wright, co-founder, Furlough Cheesecake @thefurloughcheesecake Emcee: Marlo Tapley, senior director, strategic programs and sales operations, Oracle @oracle FULL SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES CAN BE FOUND ON THE APP, SEARCH MASSWOMEN 18 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

SESSION10I:0B0 RA.EMA. –K1O1:U00TAS.ME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 210 (simulcast in 206) Fab Finance: Creating Your Best Financial Life (W) 87 percent of Americans lack financial confidence when it comes to managing their money, and approximately 73 percent live paycheck to paycheck. Concerns over money transcend all differences; and despite working hard to get ahead, most families are one check away from a financial crisis. This interactive finance workshop will offer tools to help you create a new narrative and new habits that support financial success. Attendees will leave with: • A better understanding of your money story and how your experiences shape your relationship with money; • Ways to counteract the tactics marketing companies use to encourage consumers to spend beyond their means; • The ability to create new habits that allow you to save more and increase your financial health; and   • Ways to create a budget that aligns with your life goals. Speaker: Tonya Rapley, nationally recognized millennial money expert & creator, My Fab Finance @myfabfinance Emcee: Blythe D. Berents, financial solutions advisor, consumer banking & investments, Bank of America @bankofamerica CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 205 (simulcast in 204) Handling Conflict at Work (POE) Every day, we navigate a workplace full of competing interests, clashing personalities, limited time and resources, and fragile egos. We work differently. We rub each other the wrong way. We jockey for position. Attend this session and learn how you can deal with conflict at work in a way that is both professional and productive—improving both your work and your relationships. HBR’s leading expert on conflict, Amy Gallo, will present the latest research and then lead a conversation with a panel of professionals to explore strategies to m  anage emotions, engage in difficult conversations, achieve resolution and much more! Thought Leader: Amy Gallo, author, HBR Guide to Dealing with Conflict, co-host, Women at Work podcast & contributing editor, Harvard Business Review @amyegallo Panelists: Rachel Cossar, expert on nonverbal communication, professional ballerina & founder, Choreography for Business @rachelonpointe Jeffrey Whitford, head, corporate responsibility & branding life science, corporate responsibility & communications, Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany @merckgroup Gabi Zijderveld, chief marketing officer & head of product strategy, Affectiva @gabizij 1Emcee: Kate Creagh, managing principal, human resources, Commonwealth Financial Network @commonwealthfn PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 160 (simulcast in 159) Thinking in Bets: Lessons in Unemotional Risk-Taking and Decision-Making (W) Do you know when to cut your losses? In poker and throughout our lives, we are more successful when we maximize the time spent in favorable situations and minimize time in unfavorable ones. But many of us are too quick to quit when we are winning, or refuse to walk away from a losing game. Former World Series of Poker champion turned business consultant Annie Duke lives with uncertainty, and has found that the key to long-term success is to think in bets. In this workshop, she examines how the interaction of many cognitive biases can cause us to miss good opportunities and continue on when the odds are against us. She shares strategies to avoid these decision-making pitfalls and learn to take a longer term view. By shifting perspective and embracing uncertainty, you will s  tart accurately assessing what you know and what you don’t, improving your decision-making abilities in your career and at home. Speaker: Annie Duke, decision strategist, former professional poker player & author, Thinking in Bets @annieduke Emcee: Alice Lin, director II, advanced analytics, North America specialty claims and GRS claims strategy, planning & analytics, Liberty Mutual @libertymutual LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................ Meeting Room 156 (simulcast in 157) Communication: Speak Up. Stand Out. (W) Effective communication is more than just words and phrases. It’s a projection of your competence and even your potential as a leader. Great communicators can voice their vision confidently, move plans and projects forward, and present their ideas across all levels of an organization. Join this workshop for actionable steps to develop your own communication style. Learn to go from invisible to visible, communicate both up and down the ladder, and speak with clarity and confidence so that your ideas are heard, your value is clear, and y  our opinions are remembered. Speaker: Charmaine McClarie, career maker, C-suite advisor, & keynote speaker @mcclariegroup Emcee: Kate Cingolani, head, global communications, integrated supply chain operations, MilliporeSigma @milliporesigma SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 19

SESSION10I:0B0 RA.EMA. –K1O1:U00TAS.ME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. TRANSITIONS ............................................................................................................... Meeting Room 153 (simulcast to 154) Embracing Middle Age (POE) As a new wave of women step into their mid-centuries, it’s time to reimagine and embrace female midlife – not hide from or fear it! It is a unique time to take risks, seek new purpose, find a new mentor or become one, and a great time to chart a course for the encore stage of life. Together we will explore everything from career reinvention to the benefits of working across generations, from the emotional aspects associated with aging to the physical changes that occur, including menopause and much, much more! Attendees  will leave armed with the tools to adapt and embrace all that this new life stage has to offer.  Thought Leader: Marci Alboher, vice president, Encore.org, author & journalist @heymarci Panelists: Stephanie Browne, VP, talent acquisition, chief diversity and inclusion officer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts @bcbsma Karen Rinaldi, publisher, Harper Wave & novelist @suckatsomething Darcey Steinke, author, Flash Count Diary @darceysteinke  Emcee: Susan A. Miele, PhD, chief human resources officer, Foundation Medicine @foundationatcg CAREER ADVANCEMENT ......................................................................................................................... Meeting Room 107 Unstereotype: Tools to Un-Bias the Office (POE) The unconscious assumptions we all harbor about people who differ from us get in the way of good intentions; they can bias our assessments of employees, candidates and clients, and ultimately influence decisions to hire, fire and promote. Diversity expert Dr. Tiffany Jana will open the session with a brief presentation that challenges your assumptions, takes you outside of your comfort zone and addresses the systemic and institutional biases to which we are all vulnerable. Sharing their personal experiences and advice, a panel of experts will discuss systemic bias, how it’s perpetuated, and how you, as an individual, can disrupt its mechanisms to  “unstereotype” and un-bias your office. Thought Leader: Dr. Tiffany Jana, DM, founder, TMI Consulting & author, Overcoming Bias and Erasing Institutional Bias @tmi_consulting @twiffanyjana Panelists: Roxann Cooke, consumer bank and wealth management regional director, Chase @chase Wade Davis, former NFL Player and educator on gender, race, & orientation equality @wade_davis28 Virgie Tovar, author, activist and one of the nation’s leading experts and lecturers on fat discrimination and body image @virgietovar Emcee: Rushmie Nofsinger, VP, corporate affairs, AMAG Pharmaceuticals @amagpharma 1EMERGING PROFESSIONALS ........................................................................................ Meeting Room 104 (simulcast in 102) Intrapreneurship: Pioneer Passion, Innovation and Vision (POE) Do you ever daydream about becoming an entrepreneur although you don’t want to leave the company you’re working for? The good news is that you don’t have to start your own business to have an entrepreneurial career! You can be an intrapreneur and act like an entrepreneur within your organization. Starting with a brief presentation and followed by an interactive panel discussion featuring some of today’s most successful entrepreneurs and corporate visionaries, you will learn how to take the fiery passion and creativity of e  ntrepreneurs -and unleash them in your current position. Thought Leader: Alechia Reese, creative brand strategist & chief brand architect, 360 Gateway Brands and author, The Relationship Game @alechiareese Panelists: Renata Black, microfinance guru & co-founder, EBY @joineby (IG) Sarah LaFleur, founder & CEO, MM.LaFleur @mmlafleur Courtney Lawrie, director, brand marketing channels, Wayfair @wayfair Emcee: Amy Philbrook, head, diversity & inclusion, Fidelity Investments @fidelity BREAKOUT SESSION KEY W = Workshop – Comprehensive sessions by a solo presenter which offer practical hands-on advice. POE = Panel of Experts – Led by a thought leader who will provide an opening presentation for 8 to 10 minutes, followed by a discussion with experts who will share their best practices and lessons learned. LP = Life Perspective – These sessions provide a mix of advice and inspiration by sharing real life stories to offer a perspective on managing life experiences. FC = Fireside Chat – Intimate discussions with a moderator and speakers in an interview format. LEADERSHIP: Designed for a seasoned or aspiring leader looking to climb the ladder and break barriers. CAREER ADVANCEMENT: Designed for the mid/senior-level professional with significant experience looking for advice about professional skills and job advancement. EMERGING PROFESSIONALS: Designed for early career professional women entering or re-entering the workforce. TRANSITIONS: Offering expertise for maneuvering career and life transitions. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT: Offering advice to help you enhance your life, grow, and create more positive personal experiences outside the workplace. PERSONAL FINANCE: Offering advice to help you manage your finances and plan for retirement. 20 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

SESSION11II:3B0 AR.ME.A–K1O2:3U0TP.SME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................................................. Ballroom West Hyperfocus: Productivity in a World of Distraction (W) The research is clear: the state of our attention determines the state of our lives. Yet our attention has never been as overwhelmed or in demand as it is today. We’ve never been so busy while accomplishing so little, and we’ve grown increasingly uncomfortable with a lack of stimulation and distraction. This engaging workshop is a practical guide to managing your attention—the most powerful resource you have to get stuff done, become more creative, and live a meaningful life. Attendees will walk away with actionable tips to: • Work with fewer distractions; • Take advantage of the dot-connecting powers of your brain in order to work more creatively; • Increase your focus by working fewer hours; • Work with intention and discover your most important tasks; and   • Strategically unfocus to take better mind-wandering breaks. Speaker: Chris Bailey, productivity expert & author, Hyperfocus: How to Be Productive in a World of Distraction @chris_bailey Emcee: Barb Vlacich, VP, global sales operations & chief of staff, Kronos @kronosinc LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................................................... Ballroom East The Likability Trap: Women, Leadership and the Double Bind (POE) Data suggests that the more women succeed in the workplace, the less  “likable” others tend to find them. Yet being considered likeable drives trust, influence and credibility – three important qualities to embody at work. This session will challenge this outdated image of women in leadership in two ways. First, our thought leader will offer a brief presentation that will examine the subjective nature of likeability and how our innate need for it can hinder our progress and power. We will then dive into an interactive panel discussion with leaders in the trenches, who share their personal experiences and offer actionable solutions for how to break free from cultural patterns holding us back and minimize pressure we place on ourselves to be likeable. Attendees will leave less focused on b  eing likeable, more focused on owning their worth and value and empowered to celebrate, not mute, their unique talents and styles. Thought Leader: Alicia Menendez, award-winning journalist & co-host, PBS’s Amanpour and Company @aliciamenendez Panelists:  Yvonne Garcia, SVP & chief of staff to the CEO, State Street Corporation @statestreet Minda Harts, founder, The Memo, LLC, seat creator & author, The Memo @mindaharts Erica Keswin, workplace strategist & founder, Spaghetti Project @erica_keswin Emcee: Lisa Hellmann, VP, human resources & global internal communications, Hologic Inc. @hologic 2CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 258 (simulcast in 257) Networking: Become a Self-Promotion Pioneer (POE) Networking is no longer just about schmoozing at an occasional event after work. It happens in person and online, and it’s a 24/7 job. And while not always comfortable (especially for women and introverts), self-promotion is a critical aspect of networking in 2019. Communications strategist Karen Wickre opens this session with her insights and step-by-step advice, followed by a conversation with expert panelists to discuss ways to nail that first impression and present yourself in a way that brands you the way you want before someone else brands you.  Attendees will leave inspired and prepared to become a self-promotion pioneer whether you’re sitting behind a screen or in the flesh. Thought Leader: Karen Wickre, former editorial director, Twitter, connector & communications expert @kvox Panelists: Susan Rietano Davey, co-founder, Prepare to Launch, LLC @preparetolaunchu Kate Reed, VP, performance marketing, IBM Security @ibmsecurity Yai Vargas, founder and CEO, The Latinista, networking and Linkedin Ninja & author @layai Emcee: Elizabeth Traynor, communications lead, global employee communications, Converse @ektraynor LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................ Meeting Room 253 (simulcast in 252) Influence: How to Change Minds and Win at Work and in Life (POE) The ability to sway opinions, encourage buy-in or convince individuals to completely change their stance on a subject is a powerful skill to harness at work and in life. And changing hearts is an important part of changing minds. In fact, research shows that appealing to human emotion can help you make your case and build your authority as a leader. Expert Mary Abbajay will set the stage for an exploration of influence by sharing a brief presentation followed by a conversation with an engaging panel to explore frameworks for developing influence, as well as success stories and pitfalls to avoid. Walk away with simple tactics you can use every day to change m  inds and win at work! Thought Leader: Mary Abbajay, president, Careerstone Group, LLC & best-selling author, Managing Up @maryabbajay Panelists: Lee Hartley Carter, president, maslansky + partners, leading communications strategist & author, Persuasion @lh_carter Shannon Resetich, U.S. head, rare diseases and blood disorders, Sanofi @sanofi Roxanna Sarmiento, partner & COO, #WeAllGrow Latina Network & digital strategist @weallgrowlatina Emcee: Jennifer Perry, managing director, industry executive, technology and disruptive commerce, JP Morgan Chase @jpmorgan SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 21

SESSION11II:3B0 AR.ME.A–K1O2:3U0TP.SME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. EMERGING PROFESSIONALS ........................................................................................ Meeting Room 160 (simulcast in 159) Feedback (and Other Dirty Words): Why We Fear It, How to Fix It (W) For many of us, “feedback” is a dirty word that brings up feelings of resentment and self-doubt. However, understanding how others experience us provides valuable opportunities to learn and grow. This session will help you learn how to take the sting out of feedback and reclaim it as a motivating, empowering experience. We will explore how to minimize the negative physical and emotional responses that can erode trust and shut down communication. Engaging in hands-on exercises and using real-world examples, attendees will l earn how to give and receive effective, focused and fair feedback – and put these ideas into action right away! Speaker: M. Tamra Chandler, people maven, founder & CEO, PeopleFirm, LLC @mtchandler Emcee: Christina Scully, interim head, global manufacturing & supply chain quality, Bristol-Myers Squibb @bmsnews PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 210 (simulcast in 206) Brave, Not Perfect (LP) In this inspiring session, Reshma Saujani shows us how to end our love affair with perfection and rewire ourselves for bravery. Drawing on hundreds of interviews with women and girls globally changing the world one brave act at a time, and her own personal journey, Saujani shares an array of powerful insights and practices to make bravery a lifelong habit and enable you to be the author of your  biggest, boldest, and most joyful life. Speaker: Reshma Saujani, New York Times best-selling author and founder & CEO, Girls Who Code @reshmasaujani Emcee: Laysha Ward, EVP & chief external engagement officer, Target @target CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 205 (simulcast in 204) Ask for It: Success for Women Begins With Negotiation Savvy (W) Whether it’s a higher salary, much-deserved promotion, or more help at home, women find it hard to ask for what they want and refrain from negotiating even when they know that negotiation is necessary to get what they deserve. They pay for this reluctance in every aspect of their lives—in lost income, slower career progress, barred access to leadership roles at work, and health risks at home. Led by Sara Laschever, co-author of the groundbreaking Women Don’t Ask, this session will guide you through the process of becoming a more confident, savvy, and successful negotiator. Walk away feeling inspired and empowered to ask for what you want in ways that feel c  omfortable and work best for women. Speaker: Sara Laschever, leading authority on women and work and co-author, Women Don’t Ask and Ask for It! @sklasch 2Emcee: Alex Ibanez, director, discovery site operations, Merck Research Labs, Merck & Co. @merck CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 156 (simulcast in 157) Outspoken: Amplify Your Voice (POE) It’s undeniable: Women’s voices often aren’t heard—at work, at home, in every facet of their lives. The fault lies not with women, but in a culture that seeks to silence women’s voices. Communications expert Veronica Rueckert will kick off the session with insights, then join a conversation with expert panelists who will offer advice and skills to help you harness and understand your own voice and learn  how to use it with confidence. Thought Leader: Veronica Rueckert, communications expert & author, Outspoken @rueckerttalks Panelists: Dena Blizzard, comedian & founder, Ladies OUT LOUD @onefunnymother Rosaleen Burke, SVP, global quality and regulatory, Boston Scientific @bostonsci Gabrielle Simpson Gambrell, VP, head of marketing & communications, Barnard College @_giftofgab_ Emcee: State Street Leader @statestreet FULL SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES CAN BE FOUND ON THE APP, SEARCH MASSWOMEN 22 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

SESSION11II:3B0 AR.ME.A–K1O2:3U0TP.SME. SSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. TRANSITIONS ............................................................................................................... Meeting Room 153 (simulcast to 154) Get Unstuck and Transition with Excitement (POE) The anxiety, second-guessing and often unsolicited opinions we face during times of transition are abundant and can result in a lot of self-doubt. They can also make you feel stuck and prevent you from making the small decisions that will help you get where you want to go. Social worker and psychotherapist Amy Morin will briefly share the psychological factors that contribute to our mindset when facing transition and lead a dynamic panel conversation that will explore how to think about your choices, trust your instincts and decide w  hether to stay the course or pivot in a new direction. Thought Leader: Amy Morin, licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, & psychology lecturer, Northeastern University @amymorinlcsw Panelists: Jackie Glenn, CEO & founder, Glenn Diversity and HR Solutions and author, Lift As I Climb @jackieglenn_ Maxie McCoy, creator, maxiemccoy.com & author, You’re Not Lost @maxiemccoy Trish Torizzo, senior vice president, chief information officer, Hologic Inc. @hologic Emcee: Nicole Fitzpatrick, VP & deputy general counsel, Akamai Technologies @akamai PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ...................................................................................................................... Meeting Room 107 Babecamp Bootcamp: Lose Hate Not Weight (LP) Virgie Tovar put her life on hold for a VERY. LONG. TIME. She was always on a diet. She engaged in starving behavior, obsessive exercising, and no matter what she did she never felt good enough, pretty enough or thin enough. If this sounds familiar, this is the session for YOU, because everyone deserves to have a harmonious relationship with their body. Acclaimed body image expert Virgie Tovar will share her personal journey to help you finally break up with diet culture, adopt a healthy lifestyle and embrace a positive body image wherever you are on your journey! Learn how to replace a weight consumed mentality and re-center yourself with self-care and s  elf-love, which are the touchstones of our native relationship to our body. Speaker: Virgie Tovar, author, activist and one of the nation’s leading experts and lecturers on fat discrimination and body image @virgietovar Emcee: Jane Bowman, VP marketing & strategic partnerships, Boston Globe Media @bowmanjane LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................ Meeting Room 104 (simulcast in 102) ENCORE | Resilience Reset: Break Barriers and Thrive (POE) 2Success in today’s complex workplace requires the ability to  navigate change, rise above adversity, and triumph – all of which require resilience and positivity. Kristen Balboni will open this session with a brief presentation on resiliency. A panel of experts will then take the stage and offer personal experiences, invaluable nuggets and tools that will empower you to embrace rather than avoid challenge, face adversity head-on and inspire greatness in yourself and others. Attend this session for a resilience reset and discover how to break t hrough barriers to survive and thrive, especially in difficult times. Thought Leader: Kristen Balboni, studio host and sideline reporter, Stadium @kristenbalboni Panelists:  Nikki Howard, co-founder, Furlough Cheesecake @furloughcheesecake Alechia Reese, creative brand strategist & chief brand architect, 360 Gateway Brands and author, The Relationship Game @alechiareese Carla Wright-Jukes, senior manager, customer experience, Cisco Systems @cisco Emcee: Linnete Velez-McKnight, senior global product marketing leader, security products, Johnson Controls @johnsoncontrols Your panel session thought leader is more than a moderator. They are an expert on this topic and will be providing content to you in the beginning of the session and as the session conversation unfolds. SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 23

SESSION II3I:0B0RPMEA– K4:O00UPTMSESSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. LEADERSHIP .................................................................................................................................................. Ballroom West ENCORE | Communication: Speak Up. Stand Out. (W) Effective communication is more than just words and phrases. It’s a projection of your competence and even your potential as a leader. Great communicators can voice their vision confidently, move plans and projects forward, and present their ideas across all levels of an organization. Join this workshop for actionable steps to develop your own communication style. Learn to go from invisible to visible, communicate both up and down the ladder, and speak with clarity and confidence so that your ideas are heard, your value is clear, and y  our opinions are remembered. Speaker: Charmaine McClarie, career maker, C-suite advisor, & keynote speaker @mcclariegroup Emcee: Eileen Elliott, Ph.D., site lead, site affairs & external partnership, Pfizer @pfizer PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT .............................................................................................................................. Ballroom East — MOVIE VIEWING AND PRESENTATION — 50/50: Rethinking the Past, Present & Future of Women and Power (FC) 50/50 gives the 10,000-year history of gender and power, from setbacks and uprisings to the bigger context of where we are today. Using her signature cinematic-thought-essay style, Emmy-nominated filmmaker and founder of The Webby Awards, Tiffany Shlain, takes us on an electric ride to explore where we really are on the greater arc of history of women and power. The session will kick off by viewing this powerful 20-minute film. We will then discuss what it’s going to take to get to a #5050 world — not just in politics and  board rooms, but truly shifting the gender balance to be better for everyone. Speaker: Tiffany Shlain, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, founder, The Webby Awards & author, 24/6 Unplugged @tiffanyshlain Panelists: Tracy Atkinson, EVP & acting chief administrative officer, State Street Corporation @statestreet Jessica Donohue, EVP, client experience, State Street Corporation @statestreet CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 258 (simulcast in 257) ENCORE | Outspoken: Amplify Your Voice (POE) It’s undeniable: women’s voices often aren’t heard—at work, at home, in every facet of their lives. The fault lies not with women, but in a culture that seeks to silence women’s voices. Communications expert Veronica Rueckert will kick off the session with insights, then join a conversation with expert panelists who will offer advice and skills to help you harness and understand your own voice and learn  how to use it with confidence.  Thought Leader: Veronica Rueckert, communications expert & author, Outspoken @rueckerttalks 3Panelists:  Bernice Cramer, director, marketing, professional systems, Bose @bose Michelle P. King, researcher, gender equality expert & head, The Global Innovation Coalition for Change at UN Women @michellepking Aria Mia Loberti, first legally blind United Nations Youth Delegate & advocate for women and the disabled @amloberti Emcee: Jodie Wertheim, global communications leader, DePuy Synthes, Johnson & Johnson @depuysynthes PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 253 (simulcast in 252) Viral Parenting: Raising Responsible Kids in an Online World (W) Raising responsible, safe, and communicative kids in a digital world is challenging yet possible. Although children and teens may fight you, they are quietly begging for boundaries and for parents to set guidelines to help them navigate a complex and pressure-filled online landscape. This session will offer practical tools to keep your kids safe in their online lives and will show you how to create stronger family relationships. Attendees will learn about privacy, bullying, respectfulness, and family time, as well as the importance of trust and open communication. These strategies are timeless, whether applied to texting, snapping, Facebooking, liking, or whatever social media platforms await us in the future. Learn how to integrate family contracts, guided conversations, device checks, and other s  trategies for teaching children about personal responsibility and safety. Speakers:  Mindy McKnight, YouTube’s favorite mom, author, VIRAL PARENTING & founder, M-Star Media Inc.@cutegirlhair Shaun McKnight, founder, M-Star Media Inc. Emcee: Marissa Poole, general manager, Canada, Sanofi @sanofi EMERGING PROFESSIONALS ........................................................................................ Meeting Room 210 (simulcast in 206) ENCORE | Feedback (and Other Dirty Words): Why We Fear It, How to Fix It (W) For many of us, “feedback” is a dirty word that brings up feelings of resentment and self-doubt. However, understanding how others experience us provides valuable opportunities to learn and grow. This session will help you learn how to take the sting out of feedback and reclaim it as a motivating, empowering experience. We will explore how to minimize the negative physical and emotional responses that can erode trust and shut down communication. Engaging in hands-on exercises and using real-world examples, attendees will  learn how to give and receive effective, focused and fair feedback – and put these ideas into action right away! Speaker: M. Tamra Chandler, people maven, founder & CEO, PeopleFirm, LLC @mtchandler Emcee: Sarah Hamilton, senior director, human resources, Workhuman @workhuman 24 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

SESSION II3I:0B0RPMEA– K4:O00UPTMSESSIONSPLEASE SEE BREAKOUT SESSION KEY AT THE BOTTOM OF PAGE 20. LEADERSHIP ................................................................................................................ Meeting Room 205 (simulcast in 204) ENCORE | Influence: How to Change Minds and Win at Work (POE) The ability to sway opinions, encourage buy-in, or convince individuals to completely change their stance on a subject is a powerful skill to harness at work and in life, and changing hearts is an important part of changing minds. In fact, research shows that appealing to human emotion can help you make your case and build your authority as a leader. Jodi Glickman will set the stage for an exploration of influence by sharing a brief presentation, followed by a conversation with an engaging panel to explore frameworks for developing influence as well a  s success stories and pitfalls to avoid. Walk away with simple tactics you can use every day to change minds and win at work! Thought Leader: Jodi Glickman, CEO & founder, Great on the Job and blogger, Harvard Business Review @greatonthejob Panelists:  Raschelle Burton, chief communications officer, Santander US @santanderbankus Karoline Lariviere, SVP, human resources, Fresenius Medical Care @fresenius Shannon Watts, founder, Moms Demand Action @shannonrwatts Emcee: Lisa Brady, director, supply chain sustainability & circular economy, Cisco Systems, Inc. @cisco PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT ........................................................................................... Meeting Room 160 (simulcast in 159) Harness Resilience to Catapult Yourself Forward (LP) Women today face more stresses and strains, both professionally and personally, than ever before. But what if you could embrace life’s challenges in ways that enabled you to catapult yourself forward? Join resilience expert Anne Grady as she presents with a comedic spin her story of being forced to build resilience and how her life was transformed as a result. She will share the important tools to enable you to cultivate your ability to adapt, continually learn and establish a healthy relationship with key stressors. Attendees will learn how to: • Identify triggers and self-defeating habits to proactively manage them; • Utilize brain-based strategies to improve emotional regulation and attention; • Identify personal and professional high pay-off activities and priorities; and • Take advantage of risk, change, and adversity to get back up faster and stronger Speaker: Anne Grady, resilience expert & best-selling author @annegradygroup Emcee: Colleen Richards Powell, senior director, corporate citizenship & diversity, MFS @followmfs TRANSITIONS ............................................................................................................... Meeting Room 156 (simulcast in 157) You’re Not Lost: Create the Career YOU Want (W) Making some career decisions can be enough to bring any adult to her knees. The anxiety, second-guessing and unsolicited opinions we face are often abundant and result in self-doubt. They can also prevent you from making the small decisions that will help you 3get where you want to go. Career strategist Maxie McCoy will offer insights and advice for how to think about your choices, trust your  instincts and decide whether to stay the course or pivot in a new direction. Speaker: Maxie McCoy, creator, maxiemccoy.com & author, You’re Not Lost @maxiemccoy Emcee: Adda Grace Power, senior director, SOX & internal audit, TripAdvisor Media Group @tripadvisor CAREER ADVANCEMENT .............................................................................................. Meeting Room 153 (simulcast to 154) ENCORE | Unstereotype: Tools to Un-Bias the Office (POE) The unconscious assumptions we all harbor about people who differ from us get in the way of good intentions; they can bias our assessments of employees, candidates and clients and ultimately influence decisions to hire, fire and promote. Leadership expert Deborah Pine will open the session with a brief presentation that challenges your assumptions, takes you outside of your comfort zone and addresses the systemic and institutional biases to which we are all vulnerable. Sharing their personal experiences and advice, a panel of experts will discuss systemic bias, how it’s perpetuated, and how you as an individual can disrupt its mechanisms to  “unstereotype” and un-bias your office. Thought Leader: Deborah Pine, ED, Center for Women and Business, Bentley University and Bentley Executive Education @bentleycwb Panelists:  Archana Gilravi, VP, partnerships, Sheryl Sandberg and Dave Goldberg Foundation & podcast host, Unstoppable Women @unstppblwmn Emma Lees, head oncology research, Bristol-Myers Squibb @bmsnews Hillary Weingast, associate general counsel & head, global inclusion and diversity, Juniper Networks, Inc @junipernetworks Emcee: Jeannette Mills, SVP, safety, health, environmental & assurance, National Grid @nationalgridus FULL SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES CAN BE FOUND ON THE APP, SEARCH MASSWOMEN 25 SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN

EXHIBITORS: BY AREA CAREER WCVB Channel 5................................................................ 332 AMAG Pharmaceuticals...................................................... 917 Wend Africa........................................................................ 236 BAE Systems....................................................................... 811 Women’s Foundation of Boston........................................ 153 Bristol-Myers Squibb........................................................ 1016 Women’s Lunch Place....................................................... 349 Commonwealth Financial Network................................... 915 Women’s Suffrage Celebration Coalition of MA............... 354 Dayla Arabella Inc.............................................................. 810 EDUCATION Executive Career Success................................................. 809 Aruba Tourism Authority.................................................... 365 Hologic, Inc....................................................................... 1014 Bank of America................................................................. 265 Innovation Women........................................................... 1008 Bay Path University............................................................. 274 International Coach Federation - New England............. 1010 Bentley University............................................................... 464 Merck & Company Inc........................................................ 815 Boston University Metropolitan College............................. 474 MFS Investment Management.......................................... 820 Boston University Questrom School of Business.............. 574 National Grid...................................................................... 814 Casner & Edwards, LLP...................................................... 471 reacHIRE............................................................................. 808 Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy................. 171 Santander........................................................................... 916 Duke University Fuqua School of Business...................... 273 SheFactor........................................................................... 908 Edelman Financial Engines............................................... 269 TenWomenStrong............................................................... 910 Framingham State University............................................ 267 Thermo Fisher.................................................................... 920 Harvard Business School Executive Education................ 264 TripAdvisor.......................................................................... 914 JP Morgan Chase............................................................... 364 US Coast Guard.................................................................. 806 JVS Boston - Donated by JPMorgan Chase....................... 368 Wayfair.............................................................................. 1020 Lesley University................................................................. 472 Workhuman........................................................................ 911 Liberty Mutual Insurance.................................................. 564 COMMUNITY Macys.................................................................................. 664 Afri-root Collective.............................................................. 255 MIT Sloan Executive Education......................................... 468 Barbara Lee Family Foundation........................................ 352 MIT Sloan School of Management.................................... 470 Big Sister Association of Greater Boston.......................... 345 Nichols College................................................................... 370 BINA Farm Center............................................................... 335 Northeastern University..................................................... 173 Budget Buddies.................................................................. 356 Regis College...................................................................... 275 Cambridge Women’s Center............................................. 234 Salem State University....................................................... 272 Catalyst Collections............................................................ 239 SCORE Boston.................................................................... 466 Catie’s Closet - Donated by Juniper.................................. 452 Simmons University........................................................... 473 ChappyWrap....................................................................... 337 Smith College Executive Education................................... 475 Choose To Be Nice............................................................. 444 Suffolk University............................................................... 367 Converse Inc....................................................................... 440 TeenLife.com...................................................................... 270 Cradles to Crayons - Donated by MFS.............................. 233 UMassOnline...................................................................... 369 ele & phant LLC.................................................................. 341 University of Massachusetts Boston................................. 375 Fashion For Empowerment................................................ 252 Wellesley College Executive Ed......................................... 372 Federation for Children with Special Needs..................... 347 Woods College at Boston College...................................... 271 Girls Inc. of Lynn and Boston - Donated by Merck KGaA. 344 HEALTH & WELLNESS Girls Inc. of Worcester Donated by Fidelity Investments. 333 Acelleron............................................................................. 842 Girlstart - Donated by Merck KGaA................................... 344 Advocating 4 Your Health.................................................. 841 Greater Boston Food Bank................................................ 237 American Heart Association,Go Red For Women............. 635 Invest in Girls, a program of the Council American Lung Association............................................... 633 for Economic Education..................................................... 253 Amy Goober Health Coach............................................... 1048 J.Jill...................................................................................... 353 Apele Performance Undies................................................ 736 JCC Greater Boston (Jewish Community Center)............. 257 Association of Migraine Disorders..................................... 749 Lion’s Heart........................................................................ 339 Athleta................................................................................. 944 Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation Beautycounter - #betterbeauty.......................................... 741 - Donated by Merck KGaA.................................................. 344 Biogen................................................................................. 653 Meant to Bee...................................................................... 338 blistabloc............................................................................ 935 Merck KGaA Darmstadt, Germany.................................... 344 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts...................... 1054 Pearls With Purpose Foundation....................................... 340 Body Logic.......................................................................... 847 Preservation Society of Newport County........................... 241 Boston IVF........................................................................... 948 Project Have Hope.............................................................. 336 Boston Scientific.............................................................. 1040 Project Place - WOW!.......................................................... 240 Cultural Care Au Pair.......................................................... 840 Rent the Runway................................................................ 446 Drops by DEW-doTERRA Essential Oils............................. 843 ScholarMatch..................................................................... 432 Fresenius Kidney Care....................................................... 655 School on Wheels of Massachusetts................................ 454 Gisele Naturals.................................................................... 745 The Junior League of Boston, Inc...................................... 238 Hologic, Inc......................................................................... 932 The Philanthropy Connection............................................ 438 United Airlines.................................................................... 456 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG 26

EXHIBITORS: BY AREA Johnson & Johnson............................................................ 633 GlitzKids.............................................................................. 515 KIND Snacks...................................................................... 940 Half-n-the-Bag..................................................................... 623 LPGA Amateur Golf Association Boston Chapter............. 754 Hawaiian Moon.................................................................. 706 Mass. PPD Fund................................................................. 848 Hippy Pilgrim....................................................................... 507 Massachusetts Health Connector for Business............... 844 House Of Dietrich............................................................... 315 MiddlesexMD...................................................................... 949 I Heart Arm Warmers.......................................................... 517 National Ovarian Cancer Coalition.................................... 951 Iamtra................................................................................. 611 Naturally Me....................................................................... 946 Jack and Mary Designs...................................................... 509 New Balance Athletics, Inc.............................................. 1032 kathy kamei designs.......................................................... 325 Ocean Spray Cranberries................................................... 647 Kindred Lifestyle Boutique................................................. 410 Reebok................................................................................. 746 Little Brown Box.................................................................. 621 Sand Tiger Health, Inc....................................................... 942 M.M.LaFleur........................................................................ 714 Scrub It LLC...................................................................... 1050 Mainely Local..................................................................... 501 Seaworthy Naturals............................................................ 756 Mama Sita’s Miracle Butter Cream.................................. 418 Shriners Hospitals for Children - Boston.......................... 637 Mary Kay Cosmetics.......................................................... 500 Spartan Race..................................................................... 732 ML LIFESTYLE..................................................................... 600 Spina Bifida Association of Greater New England........... 752 Morrison Mae-Boston Handmade..................................... 701 Synergy Private Health..................................................... 1046 Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane, LLP........................... 707 Target.................................................................................. 753 MVPwear............................................................................. 502 The Organic Project............................................................ 846 Natralee.............................................................................. 403 The Phoenix........................................................................ 845 Nora Gardner LLC............................................................... 709 TunedMinds..........................................................................747 Organic Bath Co................................................................. 323 Whole Foods Market........................................................... 740 ParTEA................................................................................. 406 Xandara............................................................................... 743 Pepperlane......................................................................... 620 TECHNOLOGY Periodically Inspired........................................................... 316 Bose.................................................................................... 222 Radiant and Ready............................................................. 408 Excluisve Concepts Inc...................................................... 221 Red + Wolf - Boston Handmade........................................ 701 Hyundai Motor America..................................................... 304 Rodan + Fields.................................................................... 715 MIT Lincoln Laboratory...................................................... 322 Rose & Dove Specialty Gift Shop...................................... 518 Pegasystems...................................................................... 225 Scarborough & Tweed........................................................ 424 Rapid7................................................................................ 320 Scarf King........................................................................... 514 She+ Geeks Out.................................................................. 217 Scarves Unlimited.............................................................. 720 Society of Women Engineers............................................. 223 Scatterbrain Handmade- Boston Handmade................... 701 WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS SeneGence International................................................... 708 11 Honoré........................................................................... 504 Sharon Schindler Photography.......................................... 724 Akosua’s Closet an African Boutique................................ 503 She Knew She Could/One Tough B.................................. 400 ALLY Shoes.......................................................................... 711 Shepherd’s Run Jewelry- Boston Handmade................... 701 American Moving and Installation.................................... 607 SKM Collection................................................................... 415 AprilMarin & Co. Inc........................................................... 725 Sofia Fima........................................................................... 606 Beeline, LLC......................................................................... 710 Stash Jewelry...................................................................... 305 Blue Monarch LLC.............................................................. 311 Stella & Dot by Carrie McGraw.......................................... 624 Careste................................................................................ 722 Storied Adventures Travel.................................................. 411 Castaways Vintage............................................................. 505 Sweetgum Home................................................................ 610 Cavedoni Balsamic Vinegar/Putney House Trading, Inc.... 409 Taleo - Boston Handmade................................................. 701 Charged Glassworks - Boston Handmade........................ 701 Tamara Designs of Boston................................................. 717 Charleston Shoe Co........................................................... 616 Taza Chocolate................................................................... 625 ChocolatesU, LLC............................................................... 510 The Atticco.......................................................................... 401 Color Street......................................................................... 604 The Cue / Bravery Brand................................................... 521 Couture Planet................................................................... 307 The Outrage......................................................................... 414 Design of Mine................................................................... 419 The Pink Poppy................................................................... 721 Divadend Footwear............................................................ 525 Tiny Tags............................................................................. 422 Doggspot Designs............................................................... 317 Treeline & Tide - Boston Handmade................................. 701 Drawn to Ecology- Boston Handmade.............................. 701 Untamed Hearts................................................................. 506 EBY...................................................................................... 314 Valerie E Luke - Boston Handmade.................................. 701 eKnits4U - Boston Handmade........................................... 701 waffles & honey LLC........................................................... 405 Enna Chocolate.................................................................. 407 Wells Fargo......................................................................... 522 Erin Nelson Jewelry............................................................ 614 Wozz! Kitchen Creations.................................................... 511 Flutter Eyewear................................................................... 933 ZAAZEY................................................................................ 319 Forever Boards New England, LLC.................................... 508 Fusiondolls......................................................................... 155 27 SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN

EXHIBIT HALL MAP 3' 3' 3' 3' 3' 3' ybridges 3' 3' 3' Boston AUTHOR SIGNING BOOKSTORE EDUCATION LOUNGE WINE RECEPTION EDUCATION PAVILION 574 475 474 375 275 274 175 WOMEN OF 473 472 372 273 COLOR 272 173 ROUNDTABLES 570 471 470 370 271 270 171 468 369 368 269 466 367 267 COFFEE 664 564 464 365 364 265 264 CART GENERAL SESSIONS ENTRANCE WATER REGISTRATION & STATION HELP DESK AND NORTH LOBBY 756 456 356 257 454 354 255 1054 LIFESTYLE 754 655 452 353 352 253 254 155 1050 951 LOUNGE 752 653 252 153 1048 949 LIFE BALANCE 1046 947 753 COACHING 1040 HEALTH & WELLNESS PAVILION H&W STAGE & LOUNGE 948 849 848 749 649 448 349 946 847 846 747 746 647 446 347 944 845 844 745 STATE 444 345 344 CONCESSIONS STREET 942 843 842 743 SOCIAL HUB COMMUNITY PAVILION 940 841 840 741 740 639 440 341 340 241 240 141 PODCAST 438 339 338 239 238 139 BOOTH 1036 937 736 637 436 337 336 237 236 137 935 932 732 633 WATER STATION 335 234 135 1032 933 432 333 332 233 GENERAL SESSIONS ENTRANCE REGISTRATION & HELP DESK AND NORTH LOBBY 725 724 625 624 525 424 325 225 CAREER 722 623 522 422 323 322 223 222 WORKSHOP 1020 920 820 721 720 621 620 521 320 221 RESUME REVIEW COACHES CAREER PAVILION 518 419 418 319 TECHNOLOGY PAVILION CORNER 1016 917 916 717 616 517 317 316 217 TECH 1014 915 914 815 814 715 ROUNDTABLES 714 614 515 514 415 414 315 314 215 WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS MARKETPLACE COAT CHECK 1010 911 910 811 810 711 710 611 610 511 510 411 410 311 310 211 210 111 3' 1008 908 809 808 709 708 608 509 508 409 408 308 209 208 109 3' 3' 1006 907 906 807 806 707 706 607 606 507 506 407 406 307 306 207 206 107 604 505 504 405 CONCESSIONS SMALL BUSINESS 503 502 403 400 304 ROUNDTABLES 701 600 501 500 401 6' 6' 6' 6' 28 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL 11 Honoré................................................................ 504 BAE Systems........................................................... 811 Boston Scientific................................................... 1040 11honore.com jobs.baesystems.com bostonscientific.com/en-US/about-us/who-we-are. Size inclusive e-commerce site Locations in NH and MA html [email protected] Bank of America...................................................... 265 Boston University Metropolitan College................ 474 Acelleron................................................................. 842 bankofamerica.com bu.edu/met/mawomen19 acelleron.com/pumpatwork Barbara Lee Family Foundation.............................. 352 Earn a BU master’s, graduate Lactation Room Equipment barbaraleefoundation.org certificate, or take a course Advocating 4 Your Health....................................... 841 Advancing Women in Politics Boston University Questrom School of Business... 574 Advocating4YourHealth.com [email protected] | 617.234.0355 bu.edu/questrom Healthcare Advocacy Bay Path University................................................. 274 [email protected] 1-857-210-8602 graduate.baypath.edu (617) 353-2670 Afri-root Collective.................................................. 255 Online & On-campus courses Bristol-Myers Squibb............................................ 1016 afri-rootcollective.com Over 30 programs/certificates bms.com [email protected] Beautycounter - #betterbeauty............................... 741 Budget Buddies....................................................... 356 978-930-1502 beautycounter.com/emilyvoss budgetbuddies.org Akosua’s Closet an African Boutique...................... 503 Clean Beauty/Skincare Cambridge Women’s Center................................... 234 akosuascloset.com 404.964.2755 cambridgewomenscenter.org African curated accessories Beeline, LLC............................................................ 710 Careste.................................................................... 722 [email protected] beelineskincare.co Careste.com ALLY Shoes.............................................................. 711 NH made natural skin care Made to measure dresses & tops ally.nyc Made with local honey/beeswax Luxury quality Power heels minus the pain Bentley University................................................... 464 Casner & Edwards, LLP........................................... 471 Designed by women for women bentley.edu/cwb casneredwards.com AMAG Pharmaceuticals.......................................... 917 Big Sister Association of Greater Boston............... 345 Full service law firm amagpharma.com bigsister.org You Have Our Attention American Heart Association,Go Red For Women... 635 Mentor. Donate. Lead. 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Aruba, One Happy Island bodylogicvt.com ChappyWrap........................................................... 337 1-800-TO-ARUBA Bose........................................................................ 222 chappywrap.com Association of Migraine Disorders......................... 749 bose.com [email protected] migrainedisorders.org Boston IVF............................................................... 948 Cotton-blend throw blankets Athleta.................................................................... 944 bostonivf.com Charged Glassworks - Boston Handmade.............. 701 athleta.gap.com/ Celebrating 30 years & 90,000 ChargedGlassworks.com 92 Newbury Street Boston, MA babies born since 1986! Handblown glass home decor, (617) 587-9830 art, and one of a kind jewelry SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 29

EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL Charleston Shoe Co................................................ 616 Duke University Fuqua School of Business............ 273 Fusiondolls.............................................................. 155 charlestonshoeco.com fuqua.duke.edu/ Fusiondolls.com Cobblestones-to-Cocktail Shoe 7 degree/non-degree programs. [email protected] 855-996-SHOE Based in Durham, NC. Girls Inc. of Lynn and Boston - Donated by Merck ChocolatesU, LLC.................................................... 510 EBY.......................................................................... 314 KGaA....................................................................... 344 hotchocolateballs.com join-eby.com girlsinclynn.org Choose To Be Nice.................................................. 444 Edelman Financial Engines..................................... 269 Girls Inc. of Worcester Donated by Fidelity Invest- choosetobenice.com edelmanfinancialengines.com ments...................................................................... 333 Hoodies, tees, merchandise! Financial planning and advice girlsincworcester.org [email protected] (888) PLAN RIC Girlstart - Donated by Merck KGaA........................ 344 Color Street............................................................. 604 eKnits4U - Boston Handmade................................. 701 girlstart.org colorstreet.com/1108 etsy.com/shop/eknits4u Gisele Naturals....................................................... 745 100% Nail Polish Modern Hand Knits http://giselenaturals.weebly.c No tools or heat needed [email protected] Natural handmade from scratch Commonwealth Financial Network........................ 915 ele & phant LLC....................................................... 341 Gisele Naturals- 508-840-4567. commonwealth.com eleandphant.com GlitzKids.................................................................. 515 Converse Inc............................................................ 440 30% of the net profits will be glitzkids.com converse.com donated to Save the Elephants. Unique children’s clothing Couture Planet........................................................ 307 Enna Chocolate....................................................... 407 [email protected], 781213-6900 coutureplanet.com ennachocolate.com Greater Boston Food Bank...................................... 237 Handbags -recycled newspapers small batch fine chocolate gbfb.org [email protected] [email protected] Half-n-the-Bag........................................................ 623 Cradles to Crayons - Donated by MFS.................... 233 Erin Nelson Jewelry................................................ 614 halfnthebag.com cradlestocrayons.org/boston erinnelsonjewelry.com Half-n-the-Bag wine bags Cultural Care Au Pair.............................................. 840 Nature Inspired Jewelry [email protected] culturalcare.com [email protected] Harvard Business School Executive Education....... 264 au pair childcare Excluisve Concepts Inc............................................ 221 exed.hbs.edu 800-333-6056 exclusiveconcepts.com Hawaiian Moon...................................................... 706 Dayla Arabella Inc................................................... 810 Executive Career Success....................................... 809 aloecream.biz DaylaArabella.com ExecutiveCareerSuccess.com Hawaiian Moon Aloe Skin Cream Event & public relations Women’s Leadership Coaching 888-256-3276 help for small businesses Fashion For Empowerment..................................... 252 Hippy Pilgrim........................................................... 507 Design of Mine....................................................... 419 fashionforempowerment.org hippypilgrim.com thefluttershawl.com Federation for Children with Special Needs.......... 347 Raw Handmade Garlic Salts The Flutter Shawl fcsn.org Gourmet Seasonings Divadend Footwear................................................. 525 fcsn.org Hologic, Inc............................................................. 932 divadend.com (617) 236-7210 hologic.com Say hello to your go-to shoe! Flutter Eyewear....................................................... 933 Hologic, Inc........................................................... 1014 Doggspot Designs................................................... 317 fluttereyewear.com hologic.com/careers DoggspotDesigns.com Gorgeous reading glasses for House Of Dietrich.................................................... 315 Hand crafted pet accessories stylish women. HouseofDietrich.com Hand cut small batch dog treat Forever Boards New England, LLC.......................... 508 [email protected] Drawn to Ecology- Boston Handmade.................... 701 foreverboards.com 781-399-4888 drawntoecologyshop.com Corian Cutting Boards Hyundai Motor America.......................................... 304 Hand-drawn Nature Illustration [email protected] hyundaiusa.com Made in the USA- Sustainably! 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EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL Iamtra...................................................................... 611 Little Brown Box...................................................... 621 MIT Lincoln Laboratory........................................... 322 iamtra.com shoplittlebrownbox.com ll.mit.edu Encourage, Empower, Enrich! Modern jewelry, uncompromising MIT Sloan Executive Education.............................. 468 401.374.3899 in style and affordability executive.mit.edu Innovation Women................................................ 1008 LPGA Amateur Golf Association Boston Chapter... 754 Email: [email protected] innovationwomen.com lpgaamateursboston.com Tel: 617-253-7166 Drive Your Career/Business M.M.LaFleur............................................................ 714 MIT Sloan School of Management......................... 470 Through Public Speaking mmlafleur.com/ mitsloan.mit.edu International Coach Federation - New England... 1010 Live with purpose. Our graduate programs prepare icfne.org Dress with ease. you for the next steps in your career Invest in Girls, a program of the Council for Economic Macys...................................................................... 664 ML LIFESTYLE......................................................... 600 Education................................................................ 253 Macys.com soleilhairtools.com/ investgirls.org Macy’s Beauty [email protected] [email protected] Downtown Boston flat irons / curling irons J.Jill........................................................................ 353 Mainely Local.......................................................... 501 Morrison Mae-Boston Handmade.......................... 701 jjill.com MainelyLocal.com MorrisonMae.com Jack and Mary Designs.......................................... 509 (603) 969-6447 limited ed. & one of a kind JackandMaryDesigns.com [email protected] metal/gemstone jewelry Wearable Accessories! Mama Sita’s Miracle Butter Cream........................ 418 Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane, LLP.................. 707 207-994-2106 MiracleButterCream.com mhtl.com JCC Greater Boston (Jewish Community Center)... 257 100% Natural Beauty Products Multi-service law firm pjlibrary.org/boston Mary Kay Cosmetics............................................... 500 (617) 479-5000 Bostonjcc.org marykay.com/loriblades MVPwear................................................................ 502 Johnson & Johnson................................................ 633 Skin care and color cosmetics mvpwear.net jnj.com [email protected] 617-744-8696 [email protected] JP Morgan Chase.................................................... 364 Mass. PPD Fund...................................................... 848 National Grid........................................................... 814 jpmorganchase.com/corporate/About-JPMC/women- facebook.com/MassPPDFund careers.nationalgridus.com on-the-move.htm Nonprofit mental health group National Ovarian Cancer Coalition......................... 951 JVS Boston - Donated by JPMorgan Chase........... 368 [email protected] ovarian.org jvs-boston.org Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation- [email protected] kathy kamei designs............................................... 325 Donated by Merck KGaA........................................ 344 (339) 368- 6171 kathykamei.com massbioed.org Natralee.................................................................. 403 handmade jewelry Massachusetts Health Connector for Business..... 844 natralee.com two tone mahealthconnector.org/business A green & natural beauty co. KIND Snacks........................................................... 940 [email protected] Learn more @ShopNatralee kindsnacks.com 617-936-1030 Naturally Me........................................................... 946 Kindred Lifestyle Boutique...................................... 410 Meant to Bee.......................................................... 338 naturallymeby.rocks Instagram @kindred.hingham meanttobeeme.com Personalized skin/hair care Women’s and home accessories [email protected] Products made to order. [email protected] Instagram/FB- @meanttobeeme New Balance Athletics, Inc.................................. 1032 Lesley University..................................................... 472 Merck & Company Inc............................................. 815 newbalance.com lesley.edu merck.com Nichols College....................................................... 370 Liberty Mutual Insurance........................................ 564 Merck KGaA Darmstadt, Germany......................... 344 gps.nichols.edu libertymutualgroup.com/about-lm/corporate-informa- emdgroup.com [email protected] tion/diversity-inclusion/our-commitment MFS Investment Management............................... 820 Nora Gardner LLC.................................................... 709 Lion’s Heart............................................................. 339 mfs.com/en-us/ noragardner.com lionsheartservice.org MiddlesexMD......................................................... 949 Women’s professional workwear. Lion’s Heart inspires teen MiddlesexMD.com [email protected] volunteering and leadership. Information and products Northeastern University.......................................... 173 Supporting sexuality for life northeastern.edu SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 31

EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL Ocean Spray Cranberries........................................ 647 Rent the Runway..................................................... 446 She Knew She Could/One Tough B......................... 400 oceanspray.com/en renttherunway.com SheKnewSheCould.com Organic Bath Co...................................................... 323 Rodan + Fields......................................................... 715 Empowerment & Support Products organicbath.co http://louisedunn.myrandf.com/ OneToughB.com &SheKnewSheCould Organic Skincare Products Rose & Dove Specialty Gift Shop........................... 518 She+ Geeks Out...................................................... 217 Woman owned and opperated. roseanddove.com shegeeksout.com ParTEA..................................................................... 406 Personalized Gifts Supporting women in tech infusethebooze.com Concierge Corporate Gifting Offering DEI programming Craft clean cocktails Salem State University........................................... 272 SheFactor................................................................ 908 Pearls With Purpose Foundation............................ 340 salemstate.edu/graduate theshefactor.com pearlswithpurpose.org 978-542-6200 Book, app & live events. Sex traffick SURVIVORS create [email protected] Shepherd’s Run Jewelry- Boston Handmade......... 701 beautiful DIGNITY worldwide Sand Tiger Health, Inc............................................. 942 shepherdsrunjewelry.com Pegasystems........................................................... 225 carepeeps.com Modern I Minimal I Timeless pega.com CarePeeps is a well-being app [email protected] Pepperlane.............................................................. 620 for family caregivers. Shriners Hospitals for Children - Boston................ 637 pepperlane.co Santander................................................................ 916 shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/boston Building the Mom Economy santanderbank.com Simmons University................................................ 473 [email protected] Scarborough & Tweed............................................. 424 simmons.edu Periodically Inspired................................................ 316 stweed.com (617) 521-2000 periodicallyinspired.com Corporate gift company SKM Collection....................................................... 415 Periodically Inspired sells [email protected] skmcollection.com science-inspired goods! Scarf King................................................................ 514 Contact: [email protected] Preservation Society of Newport County............... 241 Scarves Unlimited................................................... 720 Instagram: skmjewelers newportmansions.org Cashmere Scarves Smith College Executive Education........................ 475 Project Have Hope.................................................. 336 For women, men & young adults execed.smith.edu projecthavehope.org Scatterbrain Handmade- Boston Handmade.......... 701 Empowering women leaders. [email protected] scatterbrainhandmade.com [email protected] (339)206-4626 ScholarMatch.......................................................... 432 Society of Women Engineers.................................. 223 Project Place - WOW!............................................. 240 scholarmatch.org sweboston.org/ projectplace.org/wow School on Wheels of Massachusetts..................... 454 Nonprofit for women in STEM [email protected] sowma.org [email protected] HOT FUDGE that empowers women academic support for homeless Sofia Fima............................................................... 606 Radiant and Ready.................................................. 408 508-587-9091 sofiafima.com/ Radiantandready.com SCORE Boston......................................................... 466 Fast Company & Forbes approved On Demand Makeup Services boston.score.org Find us on IG @sofia_fima Book and Makeup Artist Today! Scrub It LLC........................................................... 1050 Spartan Race........................................................... 732 Rapid7..................................................................... 320 scrub-itNH.com spartan.com rapid7.com “Try before you buy” Push yourself to new limits. reacHIRE.................................................................. 808 Paraben Free Self Care Sign up for a Spartan today! reachire.com Seaworthy Naturals................................................ 756 Spina Bifida Association of Greater New England. 752 Early Career & Return Programs seaworthynaturals.com sbagreaterne.org/ Red + Wolf - Boston Handmade............................. 701 High quality,natural products. Support - Connect - Empower redandwolf.org Soaps,scrubs, & holiday gifts. [email protected] An Eco-Friendly Paper Company SeneGence International........................................ 708 Stash Jewelry......................................................... 305 Instagram - @redandwolf senegence.com/kasiesglamsite stashjewelry.com Reebok.................................................................... 746 Kasie Hurt 580-886-5232 [email protected] reebok.com All Day Lipcolor/makeup State Street Corporation......................................... 639 Regis College.......................................................... 275 Sharon Schindler Photography............................... 724 statestreet.com/home.html regiscollege.edu sharonschindlerphotography.com Stella & Dot by Carrie McGraw.............................. 624 20+ Graduate Programs Award winning local artist stelladot.com/carriemcgraw Advancing careers since 1927 Framed art photos & home decor [email protected] 32 781-413-6517 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

EXHIBITORS ALPHABETICAL Storied Adventures Travel....................................... 411 The Philanthropy Connection.................................. 438 Wayfair.................................................................. 1020 StoriedAdventures.com thephilanthropyconnection.org wayfair.com Adventures of a Lifetime Give. Receive. Learn. WCVB Channel 5..................................................... 332 [email protected] The Phoenix............................................................. 845 wcvb.com Suffolk University.................................................... 367 thephoenix.org Wellesley College Executive Ed.............................. 372 suffolk.edu/gradua Sober active community wellesley.edu/executive 50+ world-class graduate programs [email protected] A holistic approach to women’s Full-time, part-time, online The Pink Poppy........................................................ 721 professional development Sweetgum Home.................................................... 610 facebook.com/thepinkpoppy Wells Fargo............................................................. 522 sweetgumhome.com/ instagram.com/shopthepinkpoppy wellsfargo.com Sweet design for the kitchen Trend Setting Accessories Wend Africa............................................................ 236 [email protected] Thermo Fisher......................................................... 920 wendafrica.org Synergy Private Health......................................... 1046 http://jobs.thermofisher.com/ wendafrica.com synergyprivatehealth.com Tiny Tags.................................................................. 422 Whole Foods Market.............................................. 740 Learn the basics of plant-based tinytags.com wholefoodsmarket.com nutrition and food labels Treeline & Tide - Boston Handmade....................... 701 Women’s Foundation of Boston.............................. 153 Taleo - Boston Handmade....................................... 701 treelineandtide.com wfboston.org taleohandmade.com [email protected] Women’s Lunch Place............................................. 349 Fair trade business supporting Handmade wood jewelry & gifts womenslunchplace.org women from Laos and Vietnam TripAdvisor.............................................................. 914 Women’s shelter in Back Bay Tamara Designs of Boston...................................... 717 tripadvisor.com 67 Newbury Street, Boston, MA tamaraboston.com TunedMinds.............................................................. 747 Women’s Suffrage Celebration Fashionable Clothing tunedminds.com Coalition of Massachusetts (WSCC)...................... 354 Active Lifestyle Mindfulness Coaching-Training suffrage100ma.org Target...................................................................... 753 [email protected] [email protected] target.com UMassOnline.......................................................... 369 617-467-4920 Taza Chocolate........................................................ 625 umassonline.net Woods College at Boston College.......................... 271 tazachocolate.com/ 877-698-6277 bc.edu/woods DO CHOCOLATE BOLD. [email protected] [email protected] TeenLife.com........................................................... 270 United Airlines........................................................ 456 617-552-3900 teenlife.com united.com Workhuman............................................................. 911 We launch teens into life. University of Massachusetts Boston...................... 375 workhuman.com Join us! TeenLife.com/Join umb.edu/women Wozz! Kitchen Creations......................................... 511 TenWomenStrong................................................... 910 College of Management wozzkitchencreations.com tenwomenstrong.net Graduate Business Programs Specialty Foods Women leaders are our future. Untamed Hearts...................................................... 506 Xandara................................................................... 743 TENWOMENSTRONG shapes leaders. UntamedHearts.com xandara.co The Atticco.............................................................. 401 Beautiful & Meaningful Objects Forward-thinking fertility theatticco.com/ Charged with (+) Energy Preconception planning Striving to empower Artisans US Coast Guard....................................................... 806 ZAAZEY................................................................... 319 Beautiful,handmade Scarves gocoastguard.com ZAAZEY.com The Cue / Bravery Brand......................................... 521 Recruiting Office Boston Extra Virgin Olive Oil Shopthecue.com 781-333-9480 First Harvest, Cold Pressed BraveryBrand.com Valerie E Luke - Boston Handmade......................... 701 The Junior League of Boston, Inc........................... 238 Wool mittens jlboston.org [email protected] The Organic Project................................................. 846 waffles & honey LLC............................................... 405 toporganicproject.com/ wafflesandhoney.com The Outrage............................................................ 414 [email protected] the-outrage.com Handmade Gemstone Jewelry Follow us @theoutrageonline SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 33

CAREER PAVILION LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY SPONSORED BY MFS and the Massachusetts Conference for Women are thrilled to offer this year’s Career Pavilion. Join us for intimate and unique opportunities to best position yourself on the job, enhance your career skills, and network with peers. Don’t miss out on these offerings! LEARNING BURSTS 12:30 - 1:00 PM BEST PRACTICES FOR RISING WOMEN LEADERS IN STEM Presented by MIT Lincoln Laboratory As women in STEM, we are accustomed to working harder to make our contributions known, making sure we are always presenting our best efforts. One of the most difficult transitions we face when we become managers is that the work we are representing is no longer our own. This drives a great deal of anxiety about the performance of our teams, all while we continue to try to distinguish ourselves amongst our leadership peers. These forces create a cycle that often engenders the same toxic environments we sought to correct. In this learning burst, Dr. Bonita Burke discusses the core discipline of self-reflection, why this trait is particularly crucial for female managers in STEM, and provides tips for creating a working environment where we can all thrive. BONITA BURKE, PhD, assistant leader, counter-weapons of mass destruction group, MIT Lincoln Laboratory @mitll 3:00 – 4:00 PM THIS 20 MIN. THE RELATIONSHIP GAME: CULTIVATING AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS TO CLIMB THE LADDER LEARNING Led by international speaker and chief brand strategist Alechia Reese, the Relationship Game BURST WILL focuses on the practical tips, tools, and resources required to build relationships that lead to career growth and acceleration. Every opportunity begins with connection. This session BE REPEATED empowers leaders at all levels with the confidence to build relationships, the mindset to 3X grow them, and the creative strategy to leverage personal value for professional growth. ALECHIA REESE, creative brand strategist & chief brand architect, 360 Gateway Brands and author, Eating Elephants @alechiareese COACHES CORNER 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM * The Coaches Corner is the place where Conference attendees receive one-on-one “laser coaching” with a professional certified coach from the International Coach Federation (ICF) New England Charter Chapter. This is a valuable opportunity to take what you learn at the Conference and translate it into action to take your career to the next level. ICF credentialed coaches will support your goals to advance your career and help you plan your next step by exploring topics relevant to your situation, which may include: • Clarifying your professional goals • Prioritizing and balancing your life • Navigating career transitions • Negotiating a raise • Asking for that promotion • Launching a new career or job search • Seeking and attaining board positions • And much more! It’s helpful to have a topic in mind to discuss with your coach, but if you’re feeling overwhelmed or not sure where to start, your coach can help with clarity. 34 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

CAREER PAVILION LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY Participating Coaches RESUMÉ REVIEW Dorothy Aubut, Mountain Willow Strategic Solutions, LLC 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM * Sibel Babacan, Sibel Babacan Coaching and Mentoring HR and career service experts will be providing free resumé Kathy, Ball-Toncic, The 262 Group, Inc. critiques. Don’t miss this opportunity to have a seasoned pro give Amy Berenson, Compass Coaching / Navigate Ahead your resumé a checkup and help you market yourself better in the Karen Bishop ever-changing job market! Barti Bourgault, Beyond the Edge, LLC Lynn Boyd, LBoyd Coaching Participating Resumé Reviewers Andrea Brand, ARB Coaching Alex Carleton, Acumentri Leadership Laura Adrien, Northeastern University Karen Carmody, Chrysalis Coaching Christina Breiter, Wellesley College Christine Chasse, Management Research Group Susan Brennan, MIT Sloan School of Management Elaine Davis, Elaine Totten Davis Coaching Brenda Campbell, Endicott College Jeanine Delay Danielle Canas, MIT Sloan School of Management Susan DeMarco Heather Carpenter-Oliveira, Northeastern University Joan Devine Kate Chroust, Endicott College Denise Ebacher King   Diane Ciarletta, Northeastern University Laurie Fitzpatrick, Gestalt International Study Center Melissa DeGrandis, Northeastern University Debra Godfrey, New Logic Strategies, LLC Amy DiGiovine, Harvard University Christina Granahan, Granahan Coaching and Consulting Helen Eaton, Endicott College Penny Harris, Renewable Philanthropy LLC Heather Fink, Boston University, College of Communications Catherine Hayes, Catherine Hayes Coaching & Consulting, LLC Jessica Fisher, Northeastern University Debroah Hodges-Pabon, Radiance, LLC Kellie Fuller, Emerson College Allison Iantosca, Boston Executive Coaches Lauren Gray, Suffolk University Margaret Jablonski, Jablonski Consulting Group Robin Kahan, Tufts University Etta Jacobs, Power in the Middle Becky King, Wellesley College Caren Kenney, Human Performance Institute  Carrie Klaphake, Northeastern University Sarah Kipp, Kipp Communications, Inc. Drew Lalosh, Bentley University Lisa Kleitz, Inner Assets Leadership Development Lada Lau, University of Massachusetts Lowell Trishia Lichauco, LichauCoach Amanda Maddox, Mimecast Gina Lincoln, Gina Lincoln Coaching & Consulting Dale McLennan, Endicott College Deborah Linett, Sentient Leadership, LLC Amber Meyers, Northeastern University Tracey Lukes, The Hollister Institute  Alison Nogueira, Northeastern University Mary MacIntosh, MacIntosh Advisory Services Julie Papp, MIT Sloan School of Management Elaine Maclellan, Performance Development Inc. Christelle Paul, Suffolk University Sarah Mann, Spark HR Solutions Elyse Pipitone, Blooming Careers Tony Martignetti, Inspired Purpose Coach Christie Reynolds, MIT Sloan School of Management Beth Masterman, Masterman Executive Coaching Inc. Cindy Richard, Endicott College Jan McCafferty, Tandem Solutions Malakia Silcott, Tufts Career Center Melissa Merres, Merres Coaching Amanda Teixeira, University of Massachusetts Lowell Wynne Miller, The Miller Group Katie Thatcher, ThriveAdmission Jamie Morin, Synchrony Point Coaching & Consulting Leslie Warner, Tufts University Karen O’Donnell, Generating Autonomy, LLC Lisa White, Boston College Mary O’Sullivan, Encore Executive Coaching Mofei Xu, Northeastern University Martha Parker, Turning Points Coaching Elizabeth Phillips *Coaches & reviewers will not be available during the Jayme Purinton, Blue Sky OD Consulting opening and lunch keynote sessions. Marianne Reiff, Marianne Reiff NOTE: Coaches & reviewers listed are those confirmed Merryn Rutledge, ReVisions LLC as of print date and are subject to change. Lisa Sasso, Medical Development Partners, LLC Sarah Scala, Sarah Scala Consulting Melissa Scheid Frantz, Melissa Scheid Frantz, LLC Kristina Scrutchfield, McCrea Coaching Diane Shannon, Shannon Coaching for Life Karen Stacey, Kreative Learning Solutions Cindy Stack, Cindy Stack Coaching and Leadership Services  Vicki Staebler, Tardino Leadership & Organizational Effectiveness Leslie Strachan, Leslie Strachan Coaching and Consulting Dawn Sully Pile, Dawn Sully Pile, MA, CPCC Colleen Taintor, Colleen Taintor Coaching and Consulting Lauren Teller, Positive Change for Life Elisa van Dam, Elisa van Dam Executive Coach  Anne Weiskopf, Make Your Now WOW! Amanda Wright, Coaching Through Life’s Transitions Patrice Young, INYOUDEV, Inc. SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 35

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COMMUNITY CONNECTION PAVILION LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY SPONSORED BY Visit the CURIOSITY CUBE which offers hands-on science experiments! Also stop by to support these organizations: Girls, Inc. of Lynn and Boston; Girlstart and Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation. Help Cradles to Crayons collect 2,500 new hats, gloves, and coats for local children in need. Winter is coming, and the Massachusetts Confer- ence for Women is teaming up with Cradles to Crayons to collect 2,500 winter essentials to distribute to children in poverty and homelessness before the cold weather begins! Help prepare Massachusetts’ most vul- nerable kids by bringing new hats, gloves, or winter coats to the Cradles to Crayons booth #233 on conference day. If you didn’t bring your items to donate today but would like to help, please stop by the booth and purchase hats and gloves from Old Navy to donate, or ask how to connect after the conference! WINE TASTING NETWORKING RECEPTION 37 LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Enjoy a glass of wine & spark conversation with fellow attendees - the perfect way to recap your day! FIND SERVING LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE EXHIBIT HALL. SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN

EDUCATION PAVILION LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY BOOK STORE & AUTHOR SIGNINGS SPONSORED BY 9:45 AM 2:45 PM Celeste Headlee Tara Westover 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM Simon Sinek M. Tamra Chandler 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Jodi Glickman Maxie McCoy Marci Alboher Mindy McKnight Annie Duke Veronica Rueckert Amy Gallo Tiffany Shlain Anne Grady Shannon Watts 4:40 PM – 5:00 PM Dr. Tiffany Jana Minda Harts Mary Laura Philpott Michelle Wax Karen Rinaldi Darcey Steinke Tiffany Shlain 12:30 PM – 1:00 PM Mary Abbajay Chris Bailey Lee Carter M. Tamra Chandler Jackie Glenn Minda Harts Erica Keswin Sara Laschever Maxie McCoy Alicia Menendez Amy Morin Alechia Reese Veronica Rueckert Reshma Saujani Virgie Tovar Karen Wickre BOOKSTORE BROUGHT TO YOU BY: 38 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

EDUCATION PAVILION NTHEIWS YEAR! LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY WOMEN OF COLOR IN THE WORKPLACE ROUNDTABLES Led by an expert facilitator, roundtables offer an informal and intimate setting to share best practices around a focused and specific topics that women of color face in the workplace. Roundtables are discus- sion based and will not feature a formal presentation. We encourage attendees to come with questions. Each roundtable will be offered a total of three times to allow attendees the opportunity to participate in multiple discussions on different topics. Roundtables will take place at the following times: 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM 3:35 PM – 4:05 PM 4:10 PM – 4:40 PM Emotional Wellness Matters for Women of Color          Charmain F. Jackman, PhD, Massachusetts licensed psychologist and founder of InnoPsych, Inc., an online therapist of color directory, is on a mission to change the face of therapy! With the belief that knowledge is power, Dr. Jackman is committed to educating women of color about the importance of attending to their emotional health in order to interrupt generational trauma and to create inroads for healing. In this interactive roundtable, Dr. Jackman will share strategies for identifying when it is time to connect to a therapist; discuss tips for talking to friends and family about their mental health; and explore ways to navigate the complex mental health system to find the “right” therapist for you. Charmain Jackman, founder and president, innopsych @docjackman Owning Your Immigrant Status as a Woman of Color              This roundtable will explore the intersectionality of women of color and being an immigrant. Attendees will learn tips and tools for navigating your career from entry level to the next dimension. Explore how to use your cultural differences (accents, food, customs and work ethics) as a brand differentiator.  Jackie Glenn, CEO & founder, Glenn Diversity and HR Solutions and author, Lift As I Climb @jackieglenn_ Race, Hair and Working Women           Are you judged for embracing styles that reflect your natural hair texture and your ethnic/racial heritage - even before you speak? Is your hair keeping you from moving up the corporate ladder?  Issues related to “black” hair hit the mainstream media this year when two teens attending a Malden charter school were kicked off their sports team and banned from the prom because they wore their hair in braids. This interactive roundtable will explore unnatural responses to natural hair and offer best practices to help women of color address the emotional and physical challenges they face as it relates to hair in the workplace.  Shellee Mendes, founder, owner and stylist, Salon Monet, Boston @shelleemendes The Memo: What Women of Color Need to Know to Get a Seat at the Table            Minda Harts brings her entrepreneurial experience as CEO of The Memo to explore the “ugly truths” that keep women of color from getting the proverbial seat at the table in corporate America: micro-aggressions, systemic racism, white privilege, etc. Covering network-building, office politics, money and negotiation, this talk will help you learn how to address these issues head on. Attendees will walk away with a roadmap to help women of color and their allies make real change to the system.  Minda Harts, founder, The Memo, LLC, seat creator & author, The Memo @mindaharts Women of Color: A Candid Conversation on Career Choice      39 It’s no secret the Future is Female: we currently control 52% of household income, and stand to inherit more than $28 trillion by 2040. Women, particularly women of color, are graduating college with more degrees than our male counterparts, and we are deeply engaged in changing the face of entrepreneurship, with 9.5 million women-owned firms in the U.S., 3 million by women of color alone. There are tremendous opportunities for women of color to be entrepreneurial and focus your career in the financial services industry. Attend this interactive discussion to explore exciting career opportunities at Wells Fargo Advisors. Learn how business leaders are working together to change the face of the financial services industry and how you can be part of a workforce of advisors to advance wealth development, legacy building and estate planning specifically for women and women of color. Angela Ruffin-Stacker, SVP, diverse FA recruiting strategy, Wells Fargo Advisors @wellsfargo SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN

LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY SPONSORED BY Commit to your health and well-being! Take time to explore The Massachusetts Conference for Women’s Health & Wellness Pavilion that offers expert speakers, healthy snacks, product demonstrations, health screenings, and strategies to achieve optimal health and prevention. TARGET LIFESTYLE LOUNGE Join Target in celebrating women – today and every day. Rejuvenate yourself & your devices Kick your feet up and take a break Free samples! CLASSROOM SESSIONS Featuring an amazing roster of speakers and classes 7:45 – 8:05 AM Maternal Health Maternal mortality is a growing discussion across the country as we prepare for another election year. It is proven that skilled care before, during and after childbirth can save the lives of women and newborn babies, yet these services come at a cost. Tonya Rapley will discuss the difference between financial insecurity and poverty, how this notable difference affects women’s health outcomes, and financial tools that are viable solutions to address this important topic. TONYA RAPLEY, nationally recognized millennial money expert & creator, My Fab Finance @myfabfinance 11:05 – 11:25 AM Get Better at Stress Meditation, massage, movement and more are all wonderful ways to recharge or refresh, but what if you could actually get better at stress? How we think about things, and especially how we think about “stress,” play a role in our body’s stress response and our overall health. The new science of stress has identified ways that we can shift our mindset for more positive outcomes. Going from threat to challenge, leaning in to prevent burnout, finding meaning in work or caregiving, and using adversity to grow are just some of the ways you can get better at stress. Join Charles Inniss, DPT, onsite wellness coach at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, for a discussion about this important topic. CHARLES INNISS, DPT, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts @bcbsma 12:40 – 1:00 PM Look Good, Feel Good When you look good, you feel good, which not only helps you feel more self-assured but most importantly, more confident. Join Dr. Dianne Quibell and Flo Goshgarian of MD TLC to explore various aesthetic and wellness options to help put you on the path to a more youthful and fresh appearance. From laser technologies to top-of-the-line skin care treatments and injectables, you deserve to treat yourself with a little “TLC”!   FLO GOSHGARIAN, president & owner, MD TLC @mdtlc_ma DIANNE QUIBELL, MD, internist, world-renowned cosmetic laser surgeon & aesthetic physician @mdtlc_ma 40 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

2:45 – 3:05 PM Caregiving: A Public Health Priority This session will discuss the unique impacts of caregiving as identified by Embracing Carers, a global movement to address the often-overlooked needs of caregivers. We will take a deeper look at the state of care globally, in the US, and in Massachusetts, and will offer tips for those in this difficult role. SCOTT WILLIAMS, VP, head, global patient advocacy & strategic partnerships, EMD Serono @emdserono 3:10 – 3:30 PM Fighting Back: One Woman’s Journey with Heart Disease Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Listen to WomenHeart CEO Celina Gorre engage in conversation with a woman who has survived and is now thriving with heart disease. Hear her story of resilience and courage and learn how you can take control of your heart health.  CELINA GORRE, CEO, WomenHeart @womenheartorg MYRA ROBIN, WomenHeart Champion @womenheartorg 3:35 – 3:55 PM Benefits of Core Conditioning and High Intensity Interval Training Whether you have ten minutes or two hours, there is a fundamental value in engaging the core muscles and participating in High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). Attendees will learn definitions, benefit evidence and real-life examples that will make it easy for them to incorporate HIIT at home and/or at the workplace. Walk away feeling empowered to achieve your fitness goals in a realistic and time-efficient manner, anywhere and anytime!  GINAMARIE FOGLIA, senior director, medical intelligence & patient perspective, Sanofi @sanofi 4:00 – 4:20 PM Energy for Performance Human energy is an organization’s most critical resource. Participants will learn tips and pearls on how to maximize their energy to increase performance and productivity in business and personal life. You will gain exposure to the four dimensions of energy and understand how all are critical for performance and engagement. Attendees will also understand the barriers that prevent full engagement. DIANA BACCI-WALSH, head, WW education solutions, DePuy Synthes Spine @depuysynthes 4:20 – 4:45 PM “Just Ask”...Promoting Open Conversations about Sexual Health Sexual health can be considered a vital sign for overall health. Yet healthcare professionals and female patients often avoid important clinical conversations about sexual health, either due to a sense of discomfort or because women often do not think of their sexual health concerns as medical conditions. This lack of awareness can sometimes result in fewer women speaking up about their concerns with their healthcare providers. Attend this session to gain a better understanding of common sexual health concerns and how to get comfortable “just asking” your healthcare provider about your sexual health.   AMAMA SADIQ, MD, MPH, executive director, medical affairs, AMAG Pharmaceuticals @amagpharma LIFE BALANCE & INTEGRATION COACHING  Brought to you by *Sessions are 30 minutes and are first-come, first-served — advance sign-up is NOT required! 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM The Conference is pleased to offer an additional coaching opportunity to attendees who are looking for support other than career assistance. Join us in the Health & Wellness Pavilion where you can receive one-on-one “laser coaching” with a professional certified coach from the International Coach Federation of New England (ICFNE). This is a valuable opportunity to take what you learn at the Conference and translate it into action and impact. ICF credentialed coaches will support your goals and help you plan your next step by exploring relevant topics, which may include: • Clarifying your personal and/or professional goals; • Prioritizing and balancing the many aspects your life; • Navigating life transitions; • Identifying ways to get  involved in causes about which you are passionate; and, much more!   SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 41

SOCIAL HUB LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY SPONSORED BY Visit the Social Hub, brought to you by State Street, to enjoy a comfortable seat, charging stations, and plenty of opportunities for organic networking. Also check out the interactive photo and video experiences at this space, including the Mirror Booth, where attendees can take a photo or video, and receive it directly to their phones Facebook Live 1:1 Training Join television personality KIM BARNES and learn the tricks and tools of how to create your own Facebook Live broadcasts. Barnes uses all of her skills as the owner of Barnes Team Media, where they help businesses be seen, heard, and empowered to share their message through media and video to grow their business. Build It, Be It: How to Use LinkedIn to Create a Powerful Personal Brand 11:00 AM – 11:45 AM 12:30 PM – 12:50 PM 4:00 PM – 4:45 PM First impressions have always been critical, and in 2019 your first impression is likely to be a digital one. The key difference? You have far more control over the perception you create online versus the snap judgement made when you meet someone in real life. In this workshop, social media expert Amanda Healy shares the what, why, where, and how of building a powerful personal brand online. Focusing on LinkedIn, she provides the steps that you can take right now, as well as longer-term areas of focus, to create a strong and memorable digital impression. LinkedIn novices and experts alike will walk away with a clear roadmap of how to build and evolve their LinkedIn presence to achieve their professional goals. AMANDA HEALY, national social media speaker & head of IoT brand marketing at Cisco @amanda_healy NEW! Women Amplified Podcast Booth We’ll be recording episodes throughout the day. • 10:00 AM............................... Laysha Ward & Reshma Saujani Brave, not Perfect: Lessons about Bravery, Leadership and Success • 11:00 AM............................... Tonya Rapley & Celeste Headlee Mind Right, Money Right: Creating Your Best Financial Life • 12:00 PM............................... Michelle King & Celeste Headlee The Fix: Overcome the Invisible Barriers That Are Holding Women Back at Work 42 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

TECHNOLOGY PAVILION LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY TECHNOLOGY ROUNDTABLES Tech roundtables aim to address conference attendees’ diverse needs and interests related to technology and innovation. Led by an expert facilitator, each roundtable offers an informal and intimate setting to share best practices around a focused and specific topic. Roundtables are discussion-based and will not feature a formal presentation. This ensures each discussion is truly personalized and allows attendees to ask questions relevant to growing their unique skillsets. We encourage attendees to come with questions. Roundtables are limited to ten people per topic and are first-come, first-served. We encourage you to come early to guarantee your spot. We will offer each roundtable a total of three times so attendees can participate in multiple discussions on different topics, and to ensure that participants have other opportunities to join should their first-choice table fill up fast. Roundtables will take place at the following times: 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM 3:35 PM – 4:05 PM 4:10 PM – 4:40 PM Creative Magic & Marketing Strategies for LinkedIn             Most of us know LinkedIn as an employment service, but what if you knew how to maximize it to be so much more? LinkedIn can be used to manage your professional identity and engage with your network, but did you know it can also be used to establish your brand, sell a service, or meet your next employer or client? Yai Vargas, founder & CEO of The Latinista and known as The LinkedIn Ninja, can help you translate your creative, dynamic or strategic personality into actual business results. Come learn how she has built a powerful network and the one strategy she recommends to secure success on this platform. YAI VARGAS, founder and CEO, The Latinista, networking and Linkedin Ninja & author @layai How to Become a Digital Influencer              From bloggers to celebrities, entrepreneurs, and corporate professionals, influencers are everywhere. Roxanna Sarmiento is a digital strategist and a partner of #WeAllGrow Latina Network, the first and largest community of Latina digital influencers. She will share her personal experiences and help participants learn best practices and pitfalls to avoid as you embark on the path to becoming a digital influencer. Together we will explore establishing credibility, attracting a following, projecting authenticity, finding your niche and so much more! ROXANNA SARMIENTO, partner & COO, #WeAllGrow Latina Network & digital strategist @weallgrowlatina   Impact-Driven Digital Communications             This roundtable is designed for professionals to understand the power of technology in connecting on a more emotive, purpose-driven level with people, communities, colleagues, and customers. Sharing best practices for impact-driven communications that leverage technology, Chris Ferzli will give meaningful advice – drawn from her time with Michelle Obama’s team and her industry experience – on how best to connect with others authentically and strategically.                   CHRIS FERZLI, director, global corporate affairs, Ocean Spray @oceanspray Leading Remote Teams             In our digital world, managing a distributed and remote workforce is a new reality for many leaders. Leading remote workers requires effective systems of accountability, ownership, transparency and emotional intelligence. Anna Jablonka will share her best practices and help you learn strategies for leading a goal-focused and results-oriented remote team.              ANNA JABLONKA, director, engineering excellence, varian semiconductor equipment, silicon product group, Applied Materials @applied4tech Mitigating the Teen Tech Addiction             Kids ages 8-18 are spending an average of 7.5 hours a day in front of screens, while parents are spending an average of 9 hours a day! The latest studies show that we’re on our devices far too much, and it’s a top concern among families and schools throughout the country. Come explore and discuss what tools we can use to ALL be more mindful about using technology in our homes and businesses. KATIE GREER, CEO, KL Greer Consulting & internet safety expert @katielgreer       Til Death Do You Tweet            43 This discussion is designed for professionals and parents to help you understand the potential negative consequences of online behavior, especially on social media. Sharing best practices and lessons learned, tech and lifestyle expert Stephanie Humphrey will give helpful advice and actionable tips on how people can maintain a positive reputation in cyberspace.  STEPHANIE HUMPHREY, technology and lifestyle expert & creator, #60secondtechbreak @techlifesteph  S H A R E YO U R E X P E R I E N C E # M A S SWO M E N

WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESS MARKETPLACE LOCATED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL • OPEN ALL DAY SPONSORED BY We work hard each year to bring you a wonderful group of local and national businesses, all owned by women. Join the Conference in our commitment to supporting these women – today and throughout the year! See pages 26-33 for a full listing of exhibitors in this area. SMALL BUSINESS ROUNDTABLES Led by expert facilitators, roundtables offer an informal and intimate setting to share best practices around a focused and specific topic within the small business and entrepreneurial spaces. Roundtables are dis- cussion-based and will not feature a formal presentation. This ensures each discussion is truly personal- ized and allows attendees to ask questions relevant to their needs. Roundtables are limited to ten people per topic and are first-come, first-served. We encourage you to come early to guarantee your spot. However, we will offer each roundtable a total of three times to give attendees the opportunity to participate in multiple discussions on different topics and ensure that participants have another opportunity to join should a table fill up fast. ROUNDTABLES WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES: 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM 3:35 PM – 4:05 PM 4:10 PM – 4:40 PM Accessing Capital to Start and Grow your Business Women-owned businesses are a critical and growing component of our economy, but accessing capital is still one of the most significant challenges for them to start and grow their businesses. Sharing best practices and lessons learned from their per- sonal entrepreneurial journeys, Seth Goodall and Teresa Maynard offer tips to help you prepare to access capital and discuss the different options existing today in the marketplace.  SETH GOODALL, executive director, corporate social responsibility, Santander Bank, N.A. @santanderbankus TERESA MAYNARD, owner, Sweet Teez Bakery @sweetteezbakery Are You Ready to Lean Out?       If you are longing to demonstrate your career achievements in something other than a quarterly report, if you want owner- ship in addition to accountability, if your current job no longer sparks joy, then maybe it’s time to Lean Out. Join us for a frank conversation with Anne Traer, who left a 20+ year career in technology to become a florist, flower farmer, and small business owner. We’ll talk about how to make the decision to lean out, how to prepare for a career shift, and how to start down a new and independent career path.  ANNE TRAER, founder, Garden & Roads     44 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

How to Bootstrap a Business           Think you need thousands of dollars to start a business? Think again. At this intimate roundtable, you’ll walk away with a newfound confidence and excitement for growing your company on just a few hundred dollars. We’ll discuss the top money- wasting mistakes entrepreneurs make when starting out, how to market and obtain PR for free, and share strategies on how to drive sales on little to no budget. MICHELLE WAX, 3-time entrepreneur, author and film-maker @the.wax.life (IG)        Legal Do’s + Don’ts for Entrepreneurs            Running a business is all fun and games until you run into legal trouble. Whether you’ve got a side hustle or a fully formed business, you’ll leave this roundtable knowing how to make the right legal decisions to protect you and your business without blowing your budget.    BIANCA JORDAN, founder, Brazen Legal @brazenlawyer     Preventing Sexual Harassment in Small Businesses           The #MeToo movement brought increased awareness to workplace sexual harassment, yet it left many business leaders with unanswered questions. On top of that, research shows that many widely used corporate sexual harassment programs are ineffective. This roundtable will give women leaders the opportunity to share strategies for creating and maintaining a safe and equitable workplace. Led by a nationally recognized leader in preventing sexual abuse in organizations, this session will focus on practical strategies, organizational culture, and best practices for giving employees the skills to intervene in potentially unsafe situations.   MEG STONE, executive director, IMPACT @megstoneimpact Running a Mission-Driven Social Impact Business            In this roundtable, attendees will discuss the ins and outs of building and scaling a mission-driven social impact business. We will explore what it really means to be a mission-driven company, why social impact can help your business and how to implement a social impact component in an authentic way. Using her personal experiences, Meg Wheeler, co-founder of One For Women, will offer tips to help you stay true to your mission in a pivot; how to know when a social impact component is the right choice (especially when investors are telling you to abandon it); and how to choose the right organizations that align with your business. MEG WHEELER, co-founder & CEO, One for Women @megkwheeler Top Tips to Know Before Raising Capital             Companies need the right kind of capital to grow, just as children need the right kind of food to grow. In this discussion, we will demystify the process of raising capital and share tools to help you match the right capital with the right business needs. We will also explore best practices and lessons learned from the experiences of investors and entrepreneurs with whom The Impact Seat has worked. BARBARA CLARKE, principal, The Impact Seat @beclarke   COME SHOP & SUPPORT THE MORE THAN 100 LOCAL WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES HERE TODAY! SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 45

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CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN TEAM Thank you to the amazing Conference team working to bring the excitement and information from Conference Day to you all year round — including thought - provoking conversations with your favorite speakers on our new podcast, Women Amplified; timely advice delivered via our newsletter and social media; and more to come Laurie Dalton White............................... Executive Director Lisa Bennett............................... Communications Director Jess Black................................................. Program Director Alexa Bluth..........................................................PR & Media Amy Cooper............................................... Program Director Marlyse Fant..................................... Development Director Carolyn Gan.............................................. Program Director Kelly Gray........................................... Exhibit Sales Director Laura Hilgeman.................................. Registration Director Will Hornaday...............................................Graphic Design Jasmine Jacobs...................................Program Coordinator Rachael Lange.........................................Activation Director Danielle Leshinski................................... Program Manager Denise Diorio McVeigh............................ Outreach Director Wendy Morris.....................................Development Director Lindsay Reinhardt.........................................Digital Director Sarah Shulman................................... Operations Producer Isha St.Amour............ Activation & Administration Director Michelle Voetberg................................ Exhibit Hall Director Miranda Wicker..................................Social Media Director CONFERENCE FOR WOMEN STREET TEAM The Massachusetts Conference for Women extends its appreciation to its Social Media Street Team, dedicated volunteers who help us spread the word online about this empowering resource for women. Julie Schultz................................................. @julieschultz79 Colleen Bradley MacArthur.......................@VidProducerGal Ermolande Simon........................................... @noirecarrieb Michelle Hacunda................................. @MichelleHacunda Meghan Rothschild..................................@Outwithmeghan Cheryl Stober..................................................@cherylstober Julia Campbell................................................ @JuliaCSocial Alice Chase........................................................... @6chases Angela Pitter................................................... @angelapitter SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 47

CONFERENCE BOARD MEMBERS HEATHER CAMPION is a managing director at ANNE M. FINUCANE is vice chairman at Bank Koya Leadership Partners, a diversified search of America and serves as chairman of the board company that is one of the nation’s top ten of Bank of America Merrill Lynch Europe. As a executive search firms and the largest woman- member of the executive management team, founded search firm in the world. Campion Finucane is responsible for the strategic manages the firm’s Connected Leadership positioning of Bank of America and leads the practice, which provides strategic consulting for company’s environmental, social and leaders to help them build influential networks governance (ESG), capital deployment, and and more meaningful reputations around their larger purpose. public policy efforts. Finucane also chairs the Global ESG Prior to joining Koya, Campion served as CEO of the John F. Committee at Bank of America as well as the Capital Kennedy Library Foundation, following over a decade in financial Deployment Group. She stewards Bank of America’s $300 billion services. She led corporate affairs at Citizens Financial Group, environmental business initiative, oversees the company’s $1.6 serving as EVP on the company’s top management team. She billion community development financial institution portfolio, later served as chief administrative officer at Northeast Bancorp, and chairs the Bank of America Charitable Foundation. She where she co-founded ableBanking, an innovative online savings serves on a variety of corporate and nonprofit boards of directors division with a charitable affinity program. Campion began her including Carnegie Hall, the National September 11 Memorial & career in government and national politics, first in the Carter Museum, The Ireland Funds, the World Bank Group’s Women White House. She then joined Harvard’s Kennedy School and Entrepreneurs Finance Initiative (We-Fi), CVS Health, Brigham held several key leadership positions throughout its early years. and Women’s Hospital, Partners Healthcare, and Special Over the years, she has held numerous positions on presidential Olympics. She served on the U.S. State Department’s Foreign campaigns, and most recently worked on the podium operation Affairs Policy board, and she is a member of the Council on of the 2016 Democratic National Convention. She is past Foreign Relations. Finucane has received numerous professional president of the Massachusetts Women’s Forum and is an and public service accolades. Most recently, she was inducted advisor to the Women in Leadership Program at Harvard’s into the Advertising Hall of Fame. She has been named to Institute of Politics. She sits on the boards of AAA Northeast, Fortune’s Most Powerful Women and Forbes’ Most Powerful Harvard’s Institute of Politics, and she serves on the advisory Women lists, and American Banker magazine annually names boards of Partners HealthCare and the Brigham and Women’s her among the 25 Most Powerful Women in Banking. In March Hospital. 2018, Finucane was honored with the Leadership Award by The RENEE CONNOLLY is global head of Ireland Funds. In 2013, she received the New York Women in communications and corporate responsibility at Communications Matrix Award and the International Women’s MilliporeSigma. Her responsibilities include Media Foundation Leadership Award. leading internal and external communications, CAROL FULP is the founding CEO of Fulp corporate brand strategy, the business’s Diversity Consultants, LLC, and author of community affairs and corporate responsibility Success Through Diversity: Why The Most programs, and oversight of events and Inclusive Companies Will Win, praised by programs for the business worldwide. She led Publishers Weekly and Booklist. She previously the communication strategy for the $17B acquisition of chemical served as president and CEO of The giant Sigma-Aldrich in 2015, the largest acquisition in the Partnership, Inc., New England’s premier company’s history and one of the largest ever in the life science organization dedicated to enhancing the industry. During this time, Connolly also launched competitiveness of the region by attracting, developing, retaining MilliporeSigma’s SPARK™ volunteer program and signature and convening multicultural professionals. President Barack Curiosity Labs™ program, aimed at inspiring students to explore Obama appointed her as a representative of the United States of STEM careers. From its inception in early 2016, more than America to the Sixty-fifth Session of the United Nations General 8,800 MilliporeSigma employees have volunteered some Assembly. Fulp serves on the board of trustees for Eastern Bank 80,000 hours of their time across thirty-six countries, engaging and the board of directors for the American Student Assistance more than 228,000 children in this exciting, hands-on education Corporation and the New England College of Business. She’s program. Prior to joining MilliporeSigma, Connolly was vice also on the Harvard Kennedy School women’s leadership board, president of US communications for EMD Serono. Connolly is is trustee of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library involved in numerous charitable causes, including the American Foundation, and on the board of directors of Beth Israel Cancer Society, Hope Lodge and the American Diabetes Deaconess Medical Center. Fulp is the recipient of many honors Association. She is a past recipient of a Working Mother of the including the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Year award by Working Mother magazine. Connolly earned a BA Distinguished Bostonian Award and the Museum of African in journalism from Ithaca College in New York. She and her American History’s Living Legend Award. Boston Business husband Scott are parents to four active children and live in the Journal has listed her as one of the 50 Most Influential Boston suburbs. Bostonians, and in 2017 Boston Magazine listed her as one of the 21 Most Powerful People in Boston Business. Fulp is a graduate of the University of the State of New York. She received an honorary doctorate of law from New England Law Boston, an honorary doctorate from Salem State University, and an honorary doctorate from Suffolk University Sawyer Business School. 48 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG

CONFERENCE BOARD MEMBERS MARIAN L. HEARD has been president and KELLI KIRWIN is a director in the worldwide chief executive officer of Oxen Hill Partners, software sales organization with Cisco. specialists in leadership development programs The “Software Simple” team specializes in and brand enhancements strategies, since simplifying the sales process across the August 2004. Prior to this role, Heard served customer lifecycle. She and her team effectively over three decades in various United Way align sales, operations, engineering, finance, leadership positions, including president and and legal to simplify internal processes, policies CEO of the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and platforms across Cisco. In her more than and CEO of the United Ways of New England. She served as the ten years at Cisco, Kirwin has held various leadership roles founding president and CEO of the Points of Light Foundation, across sales, marketing and customer support. One of her key which was organized to perpetuate President George Bush’s achievements at Cisco was as the senior manager, Americas (#41) support for voluntary service. Heard is also a founder of services sales specialist, where she grew the business from the National Mentoring Partnership, and she was elected to the $330 million to over $1.3 billion in three years, with an average Corporate Governance Hall of Fame by the National Association annual growth rate of 55% each year. Prior to joining Cisco, of Corporate Directors. Heard has had the rare privilege of Kirwin held executive and management roles within the working with six US Presidents at the White House, Camp David, technology industry, from startups through F500 corporations. and in other US cities. She holds the title of Distinguished Kirwin puts her passion for mentorship and inclusion into action Trustee of Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and she is the author of as the Cisco Systems board of directors representative for the two books, The Complete Leader and Take Time. The recipient of Massachusetts Conference for Women. She regularly over 110 local, national and international awards and citations, participates in mentorship activities inside and outside of Cisco. she holds twenty-one honorary doctoral degrees. She is active at She is a sought-after speaker at WIT as well as diversity and the Greater Framingham Community Church and is a Life inclusion events, where she champions the importance of Member of the NAACP. Heard earned an associate’s degree in closing the gender gap. Kirwin believes in “reverse mentorship” executive secretarial studies from the University of Bridgeport, a and has built a highly specialized, select group of people as her BA in business from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, own personal board of directors to help guide and counsel her. and an MA in education from Springfield College. She completed GLORIA CORDES LARSON is a respected the Executive Leadership Program at the University of Michigan lawyer, public policy expert, Boston business at Ann Arbor where she focused on economics and social policy. leader, and former university president. She KATHY HORGAN is executive vice president currently serves as a director on two public and chief human resources and citizenship company boards, Unum Group and Boston officer at State Street Corporation, responsible Private, as well as on the board of reacHIRE. In for ensuring that employees feel engaged, addition, she is a member of the boards of valued and committed to the markets and several other national and regional non-profit clients they serve. She also is a member of organizations. In 2011, Larson launched the Center for Women State Street’s Management Committee, the and Business at Bentley University, which was named in her company’s most senior strategy and policy- honor when she stepped down. While at Bentley, Larson also making team. Horgan joined State Street in April 2009, initially authored the book PreparedU: How Innovative Colleges Prepare as the head of human resources for State Street Global Students for Success, published in 2016 by Jossey-Bass, a Advisors. Prior to joining State Street, she was an executive vice division of Wiley. Before joining Bentley, Larson had a wide president of human resources at Old Mutual Asset Management, ranging career in law, public policy and business. Larson served where she was responsible for the delivery of HR strategy and as president in residence at the Harvard Graduate School of services supporting the firm’s institutional multi-boutique Education from July 2018 through June 2019. She was named model. Prior to that, she spent more than ten years at Mellon to the Power 50 by the Boston Business Journal and Boston Financial Corporation as human resources director for its global Magazine; listed on The Commonwealth Institute’s roster of the asset management business. Prior to Mellon, she was a human Boston Globe Magazine’s Top 100 Women-led businesses in resources manager at Boston Scientific Corporation. She began Massachusetts; and awarded the 2018 Ellen M. Zane Award for her career with Baxter Healthcare Corporation. Horgan chairs Visionary Leadership from Tufts Medical Center. In March of this State Street’s U.S. Benefits Committee, and she is a member of year, she received a Woman of the Year Award from the the company’s Professional Women’s Network and of Leading Wentworth Institute of Technology. This past spring, Larson was Women, a sponsorship program for senior women across the also named one of the University of Virginia School of Law’s One company. She was named to Profiles in Diversity Journal’s Hundred Change Agents. Larson earned a BA with honors from annual list of Women Worth Watching in 2017. She often Vassar College and a JD from the University of Virginia School of presents on topics related to career management, talent Law. She received honorary Doctorate of Laws degrees from management and employee engagement. Horgan serves on the Northeastern University in 2005 and Wachusetts Community board of trustees for Thayer Academy in Braintree, College in 2003. Massachusetts, and graduated with a BS in industrial and labor relations from Cornell University. SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE #MASSWOMEN 49

CONFERENCE BOARD MEMBERS CATHY E. MINEHAN is the managing director MICHO F. SPRING is chair, global corporate of Arlington Advisory Partners LLC and an active practice at Weber Shandwick New England. She board member of for-profit and nonprofit served six years as CEO of Boston entities engaged in major commercial activity, Telecommunications Company and four years healthcare and education.  Minehan retired as Deputy Mayor of Boston. She also served as from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston in July chief of staff to Boston Mayor Kevin H. White. 2007 after thirty-nine years with the Federal She has been named one of the 20 Most Reserve System, having served as the president Powerful Women in Boston by Boston and chief executive of the Boston Bank and a member of the Magazine. She is vice chair of the Greater Boston Chamber of Federal Open Market Committee. She served as Dean of the Commerce and serves on the boards of NBH Holdings Corp, the School of Management at Simmons College, known for its MBA John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, the Caribbean Educational for women. Minehan is a graduate of the University of Rochester and Baseball Foundation, and the Massachusetts Women’s and is a member of the University’s board of trustees. She Forum. Born in Havana, Spring is actively involved in efforts to earned an MBA from New York University and was named a improve US-Cuba relations and is founding chair of Friends of Distinguished Alumna from New York University in Caritas Cubana. Spring was inducted as a Legend into the Ad 1995. Currently, Minehan is a director of Bright Horizons Family Club’s Hall of Fame and named a Distinguished Bostonian by Solutions LLC, The MITRE Corporation and the Brookings the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. She was awarded an Institution. She is also chair of the board of trustees of the honorary Doctor of Commercial Science from Bentley University Massachusetts General Hospital, a board member of Partners McCallum Graduate School of Business and an honorary Healthcare System, and co-chair of the Boston Women’s Doctorate of Humane Letters from Salem State University. Spring Workforce Council. She serves on a number of other nonprofit received the International Women’s Forum Women Who Make a boards in the areas of health care, education and public Difference Award, a Lifetime Achievement Award from the broadcasting. She is an elected fellow of the American Academy Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Network, the of Arts and Sciences. She was named the Public Company Women Who Give award by the Women’s Lunch Place, the Give Director of the Year (New England NACD 2012), one of NACD Top Liberty a Hand honor by the Massachusetts Immigration & 100 Directors in 2013, and 2015 Shattuck City Champion Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA), the Jorge Hernandez (Boston), and she has received many other honors and Corporate Leadership Award, and the Order of Isabel La Catolica distinctions. Award presented by King Juan Carlos of Spain. Spring attended ALISON QUIRK is a member of the board of Georgetown and Columbia Universities and earned an MPA from directors of Legg Mason Global Asset Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. Management (NYSE:LM), a diversified asset LYNN D. TINNEY is a successful technology management firm with $3B in annual revenue, executive whose career includes CA $750B in assets under management and Technologies, Cisco, Siemens, Compaq, and 3,300 employees in forty locations on six IBM. Her roles include sales, marketing, continents. She also serves as a senior advisor operations and channels. Tinney’s leadership at Weber Shandwick, a global communications style maintains high expectations for her team and engagement firm. Quirk spent the first thirty years of her while developing each person’s skills in a career in the financial services industry. She retired from State culture of trust that allows and expects them to Street Corporation, where she worked for fifteen years, the last take risks and think big. She strives to keep her teams ahead of seven as a member of the management committee, the market changes by driving plans that identifying business company’s senior-most strategy and policy making group. Known requirements, leveraging all available resources and measuring as a skilled and collaborative problem solver, she worked closely against aggressive targets. She has been committed to with State Street’s board of directors during times of significant diversity and learning from all voices throughout her career. change following the financial crisis. As chief human resources Tinney’s penchant to support the growth of women in and citizenship officer, she was responsible for all aspects of technology continues and is cornerstone to her reputation global human resources and corporate citizenship company- through sustained action. She earned an MBA at Bentley wide, leading a global team of more than five hundred people. University’s McCallum School of Business. She was selected as Known as a businessperson first, Quirk has a passion for a CRN Women of the Channel for 2015 and 2016 and named developing and evolving talent management systems, with a to the Power 100 – Most Powerful Women in the Channel for strong focus on engagement and inclusion, in support of the 2016 and 2017. company’s strategy. As an effective public speaker, she was a lead company spokesperson, and she was a regular contributor of thought leadership to publications including The Huffington Post where she had a regular column. In 2012, she was one of twelve State Street employees selected to deliver a TEDTalk. 50 MACONFERENCEFORWOMEN.ORG