On October 18, 2018, a diverse group of women presidents, CEOs and other leaders gathered together for the TIAA Institute’s 2018 Women’s Leadership Forum.
Women leaders in higher education, philanthropy, foundations, and the corporate sector gathered at The Benjamin Hotel in New York City. Under the theme of “Embracing diversity…Delivering excellence” the Forum highlighted the evolution of women as leaders, drawing on research and personal stories of development and success.
This one-day convening provided unrivaled opportunities for women executives to learn from each other’s experiences, gain new career insights and share strategies for enhancing personal impact. The agenda featured speed talks, expert panels, small-group discussions and a networking reception.
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