Business Women's Leadership Group Meeting

When: Wednesday, August 10, 2022, 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Where: OUT Boulder County - 3340 Mitchell Lane, Boulder, CO 80301
Fee: Free for Members, $45 for non-members. If you are not a member and would like to attend as our guest, please contact us at membership@boulderchamber.com 

Women,  Self-Advocacy & Leadership Journeys
In May 2021 the National Institute of Economic Research released a working paper that found women subjectively describe their ability and performance less favorably than equally performing men. Their research shows that this gender-gap in self-promotion is persistent across personal and professional environments and arises as early as the sixth grade.
 
As women, we hold ourselves to high standards – standards that may be holding us back - Back from resources or support, back from financial gain, or even back from personal wellness. At this special Brunch-Time BWLG, Carly  will facilitate a discussion on navigate your  leadership tips for self-advocacy.
 
Together, through Carly's knowledge and facilitated small groups we will explore what does advocacy looks and feel like, what should we be advocating for, and how do we identify advocates for ourselves and be them for others.


About Carly Hare

Carly Hare (Pawnee/Yankton) is committed to advancing equity and community engagement in both her professional and personal lives. She is a proud mother, daughter, sister, auntie, partner, ally, friend, and equity advocate. Her Pawnee name is kind leader of men’.
 
Hare currently serves as the first executive director of Culture Surge. Carly also consults with the Boulder Chamber on equity strategy and practice. Previously, Hare navigated the intersections of philanthropy and equity as the Coalition Catalyst/National Director of CHANGE Philanthropy (2015-2022) and led Native Americans in Philanthropy as its Executive Director (2010-2015). She has also held the positions of Director of Development for the Native American Rights Fund (2009-2010) and Director of Programs for Community Foundation Boulder County (2009-2004).
 
Hare routinely serves on boards and commissions that reflect her values. Currently she is serving as chair for  the Highlander Research and Education Center and for Impact on Education (Boulder Valley School District Foundation). She is the treasurer for the  Pawnee Evening Star Fund and is on the advisory committee  for the Boulder County Marshall Fire Recovery Fund. In 2021, Hare chaired the Colorado Independent Congressional Redistricting Commission and served on the boards of Common Counsel Foundation, the Women & Girls of Color Fund at the Women’s Foundation of Colorado, and Equity in the Center.
 
Carly Hare is known for balancing grace with grit, filling a room with her generous laugh and powerful lulu. 
 

About BWLG
 As one of the strongest and most active groups within the Boulder Chamber, Business Women's Leadership Group (BWLG) provides Boulder's community of business women with education, networking, leadership, and recognition through informative and professional programs. The BWLG also provides the committee for the Women Who Light the Community signature event. We invite you to join the to help you build your business and advance your career.

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