Women's History Month

Join the Babson Graduate Women in Business Club for a panel discussion and networking with Babson alumnae from across different industries. Enjoy nibbles and meaningful conversations, then make it an evening of leading women by heading downstairs with us to the Winn Auditorium for the Leading with Authencity event below. 

Presented by the Babson Graduate Women in Business Club.

More than ever, all leaders, whether aspiring or arrived, must take a hard U-turn back to integrity. Join bestselling author, Sabrina Horn and Smaiyra Million, Executive Director of the Blank Center for Entrepreneurship, as they engage in conversation on identifying the situations that compel leaders to fake it, sharing mental maps to build personal resilience, building infrastructure to catch and eliminate fakery, creating an authentic brand, and running a tight ship. 

Presented by the Blank Center for Entrepreneurship.

The Real Talk is an opportunity for the Black women of Babson to come together and convene a roundtable discussion. ONE Doc. One Mic. ONE Voice. One Sound. Enjoy in-depth conversation, catered dinner, and treats by Black-owned Sweet Teez Bakery. 

Sponsored by Multicultural & Identity Programs and Center for Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership.

Enjoy an exciting new program series showcasing up-close-and-personal CEO conversations. Larry Gulko, Brand Strategist & Strategic Growth Advisor, will lead our insightful fireside chat with Sylvia Acevedo, Former CEO, Girl Scouts of USA. A corporate board director, c-suite executive, community leader, author, and rocket scientist, Acevado is a recognized leader whose innovation and growth strategies have been hallmarks of her career.

Presented by Babson College, in partnership with Delta Airlines.

How can we strengthen and redefine access to equal sexual and reproductive health care using technology, especially in disadvantaged areas? Join our next Uncommon Tables conversation with Asonele Kotu, the founder of FemConnect, a women’s health startup aimed at strengthening and redefining access to equal sexual and reproductive health care using technology.  

Presented by the Institute for Social Innovation at Babson College 

As Women’s History Month transitions to Financial Literacy Month in April, you will not want to miss $avvy, an award-winning documentary film that contemplates the historical, cultural, and societal norms around women and money and explores why it’s critical for women to take an active role in managing personal finance. Watch the film, then join us for an interactive panel discussion with the filmmaker and Babson faculty, alumni, and students advancing financial literacy. 

Presented by the Center for Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership, the Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance, and the Babson College Financial Literacy Project

Chastity Bowick is an award-winning activist, civil rights leader, Model, and transgender health advocate. She is currently the Executive Director of the Transgender Emergency Fund of Massachusetts, Inc. (TEF), which is the leading crisis agency for transgender communities in Massachusetts. Chastity is also the CEO of Chastity`s Consulting & Talent Group and a board member of Boston`s Women’s Fund. Learn about Chastity’s experiences as a Black Trans Woman Entrepreneur.

 Presented by Babson College’s Office of Multicultural and Identity Programs (MIP), Olin College’s Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Access (IDEA), and Wellesley College’s Office of LGBTQ+ Programs and Services