Throughout her career, Nell Merlino has inspired millions of women to take action. She is the creative force behind Take Our Daughters to Work Day and the founder, president and CEO of Count Me In for Women’s Economic Independence, a not-for-profit organization that empowers women entrepreneurs to grow their businesses into million dollar enterprises by providing tools, resources, and a supportive community of their peers. Ms. Merlino is the author of Stepping Out of Line: Lessons for Women Who Want It Their Way in Life, in Love and at Work.

Join Nell Merlino and a distinguished panel of women executives as they discuss the ways in which female leaders are serving as agents of change and how women-business owners are creating jobs and boosting economic activity. They will also share their professional and personal accomplishments, the unique challenges they have faced, and how they have adapted to and overcome obstacles to achieve their goals.

Panelists:
Donna Allie, President and Founder, Team Clean, Inc.
Reneé Amoore, President, The Amoore Group, Inc.
Martha Soehren, Chief Learning Officer and Senior Vice President, Comcast University for Comcast Cable Communications, LLC
Faith Williams, Loyalty Marketing Manager, Cancer Treatment Centers of America

Moderator:
Lyn Kremer, Publisher, Philadelphia Business Journal

For more information, email rwarburton@greaterphilachamber.com or call 215.790.3675. No telephone reservations, please.


A portion of your registration will be donated to The Career Wardrobe - the nation’s largest organization that provides professional clothing, career skills education and networking opportunities to women transitioning into the workforce. Since 1995, over 50,000 women in the Philadelphia area have benefited from the organization’s services. For more information visit www.careerwardrobe.org.

Please bring a gently used professional accessory or new beauty product to donate to The Career Wardrobe. Needed items include: purses, portfolios, scarves, jewelry or unused cosmetics.