The Columbus Chamber Women’s Collective is a dynamic and empowering community of women united by a common purpose – to celebrate women in the workforce, supporting them at every stage of their career. This vibrant group, rooted in Columbus, Ohio, seeks to inform, connect, champion, and advocate for women in the Columbus Region.

2023年3月23日 · In Ohio, women entrepreneurs have made a significant impact on the local economy. Over 41% of businesses are owned by women, according to 2018 data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Today, that...

2024年2月26日 · In honor of Women's History Month, we are celebrating some of the most notable women of Columbus. Their contributions range from accomplished artists to table tennis champions and more. Read on to discover some of the noteworthy women of Columbus.

2023年3月7日 · Check out the Columbus Women’s Commission to see just a few amazing women in our community, and review our list of women-owned businesses below for a small taste of the places where you can find awesome women in the 614.

Join us and be part of the city and state's TOP women leaders organization. Let's make those dreams a reality! Our most popular e-benefits include a book summaries, key articles and ideas, mentoring resources, all recent speakers archives, plus much more for 12 months.

2024年5月30日 · These remarkable activists, community leaders and change agents are doing extraordinary work helping other women (and girls) grow and succeed. Columbus Monthly is pleased to announce our inaugural class of Inspiring Women—20 Central Ohio residents standing up for justice, equity and empowerment in the region.

4 天之前 · The getWITit Columbus Chapter plays a crucial role in promoting our mission of building a supportive environment where women of all backgrounds can flourish in technology. By organizing local events and initiatives in Columbus and the broader Ohio region, our Columbus Chapter helps to create opportunities for women to connect, collaborate, and ...

For 40 years, YWCA Columbus has proudly celebrated extraordinary leaders who embody the essence of women’s empowerment. These individuals transform their professions, uplift their communities, challenge inequities, and inspire generations to fight for a …

Encourage women to run for office; Use social media tools to reach, engage, educate and empower the community to understand the issues and take action; Stay informed on issues/bills at your State legislatures that impact women; Build accountability measures to fight implicit bias within the workplace

Shannon Ginther knew she had an opportunity to help improve the city when her husband, Andrew J. Ginther, was elected the 53rd Mayor of the City of Columbus. But instead of choosing multiple projects on which to focus, she chose one: advancing the economic well-being of Columbus' women.