NYC - Personal Brand & Imposter Syndrome: Finding Your Voice in Leadership

At The Table, we believe every woman deserves to speak with confidence and lead unapologetically, especially in industries like tech and data where female voices are still underrepresented. But too often, imposter syndrome whispers louder than our wins, and personal brand becomes an afterthought rather than a powerful tool.

Join us for a powerful session where we'll break down the barriers holding women back in tech-focused careers. We’ll explore how to silence self-doubt, amplify your authentic voice and build a personal brand that reflects your worth - before anyone else tries to define it for you.

This isn't just about image: it's about identity, confidence and taking your seat at The Table.

Expect real talk, practical strategies, and empowering conversation with Tech and Data leaders who’ve been there, questioned themselves, and now own their spotlight.

Ticket Sales & Donation Information:

We are excited to announce that all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to Girls Who Code, a nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology. By attending this event, you're not only supporting the advancement of women in leadership but also helping to provide girls with the resources, training, and mentorship needed to pursue careers in tech.

Girls Who Code has been empowering young women to break into the tech field through programs that encourage coding, creativity, and leadership. Your contribution will help fuel this mission and create more opportunities for girls to thrive in male-dominated industries.

We invite you to join us in making a tangible impact by attending this event and supporting the next generation of women leaders in technology. Together, we can help foster a world where women have the skills, confidence, and opportunities to lead with purpose and impact.

Learn more about Girls Who Code here: Girls Who Code

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