Working for Women

Leadership today isn’t just about titles—it’s about building people, purpose, and community. We’re honored to be featured in Forbes Women for the way Working for Women is reinventing leadership through strategic volunteering. Our “skillunteering” model strengthens nonprofits, builds leadership skills among employees, and shows that doing good is not just philanthropy—it’s a powerful business strategy. Thank you Forbes Women and Dr. Cheryl Robinson, Ed.D.  for spotlighting the future of leadership. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eMPQPfxR #ForbesWomen #WorkingForWomen #Skillunteering #InvestInWomen #LeadershipDevelopment #CSR #EmployeeEngagement

What’s the most valuable leadership skill you’ve developed outside of your job? In her Forbes article, Cheryl Robinson, Ed.D. highlights how Working for Women is redefining leadership by transforming corporate volunteering into a platform for developing essential leadership skills. By engaging in volunteer work, women are not only contributing to their communities but also honing critical competencies such as strategic thinking, communication, and adaptability—skills that are invaluable in today's dynamic workplace. This innovative approach bridges the gap between purpose-driven initiatives and professional growth, offering women a unique pathway to leadership that is both impactful and empowering. For a deeper dive into how corporate volunteering can be a catalyst for leadership development, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eMPQPfxR #LeadershipDevelopment #WomenInLeadership #CorporateVolunteering #PowerSkills #WorkingForWomen Photo by: Layra Marte

🌟 We couldn’t be prouder of Beth Bengtson and the incredible work she’s doing at Working for Women. Huge thanks to the amazing Layra Marte for turning this photoshoot into a positive, fun, and uplifting experience. Layra, you are a true light in this world, and we’re so grateful for your talent and support! 🧡 #WorkingForWomen #Empowerment #Gratitude #InvestInWomen #WomenSupportingWomen https://lnkd.in/eXAfRsiB

🚨 Maternal Health Alert: Did you know nearly half of maternal health deaths in the U.S. happen after childbirth? 🚨 Join us tomorrow, May 14th at 12 PM EDT as we explore why the healthcare industry must rethink postpartum care. Hear from leading experts in maternal health, research, and advocacy as they discuss comprehensive solutions for postpartum mothers—especially those returning to the workplace. Don’t miss this crucial conversation. Register now at the link below! https://lnkd.in/eEdPRGMg #MaternalHealth #PostpartumCare #HealthcareInnovation #InvestInWomen #WomensHealth

Meet #LillyLedbetter—working-class hero, Alabama tire factory supervisor, wife, mother, grandmother 💸. Starring Patricia Clarkson, LILLY tells the inspiring true story of her courageous fight for equal pay 🚫💸. Coming to theaters May 9 🎥. Click here for tickets: https://lnkd.in/gwzM-yKs 🎟️#LillyMovie #FairPay If you see it this weekend, comment below and let us know what you thought!

Our very own Marjorie McCord is co-hosting a dynamic conversation at #WeGiveSummit: The Art of Gathering on May 15 at 10 ET. To join this virtual event, register here: https://wegivesummit.org/

As we celebrate Mother’s Day, we also need to face a hard truth: too many moms don’t survive the year after giving birth. This webinar is for everyone who has a mother—because postpartum care is failing, and we all have a stake in fixing it. Why the healthcare industry must rethink postpartum care. Wednesday, May 14, 2025 12:00PM EDT According to the CDC, nearly half of maternal health deaths in the U.S. occurred seven days to one year after birth. In this webinar, we’ll shed light on challenges and gaps in care for postpartum mothers in the U.S. We’ll look at solutions from multiple perspectives—research, life sciences and advocacy—while addressing specific challenges faced by returning mothers in the workplace. During this webinar, we will: Define what comprehensive postpartum care looks like, including mental healthcare, lactation support, pelvic health therapy and more Identify challenges and care gaps in the postpartum period, particularly for underserved women and women returning to the workplace Address solutions to give mothers more effective, comprehensive postpartum care Speakers: New Speaker added: Cos T., US Market Development Lead, Maternal Health/MedTech, Organon Beth Bengtson - Founder and CEO, Working for Women Meghan Doyle - CEO, Partum Health Venice Haynes, PhD, MSPH - Senior Director of Research and Community Engagement, United States of Care Amanda Williams, MD, MPH, FACOG - Interim Chief Medical Officer, March of Dimes Ailie Taylor Reasons, MBA - Women’s Health Expertise Hub Lead, Manager, ZS Camille Emma Schilkie - Associate Principal, ZS Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEdPRGMg

Introducing Money Talks: A New Way to Talk About Money We’re thrilled to launch the very first Money Talks cohort with our partner Jessica Perrone, AFC® of Her Financial IQ—our new financial coaching program designed to help women build confidence and clarity around their money. Led by an all-women team of dynamic, no-judgment coaches, this program offers two sessions a month and a fresh, approachable vibe. It’s not about having all the answers—it’s about getting your financial ducks in a row, together. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eQ-_3cpk #InvestInWomen #W4W #MoneyTalks #FinanciaIQ

According to the CDC, nearly half of maternal health deaths in the U.S. occurred seven days to one year after birth. Join us for Comprehensive postpartum care: Closing the gaps together Wednesday, May 14, 2025 12:00 PM EDT / 11:00 AM CDT In this webinar, we’ll shed light on challenges and gaps in care for postpartum mothers in the U.S. We’ll look at solutions from multiple perspectives—research, life sciences and advocacy—while addressing specific challenges faced by returning mothers in the workplace. During this webinar, we will: 💡Define what comprehensive postpartum care looks like, including mental healthcare, lactation support, pelvic health therapy and more 💡Identify challenges and care gaps in the postpartum period, particularly for underserved women and women returning to the workplace 💡Address solutions to give mothers more effective, comprehensive postpartum care Speakers: Beth Bengtson - Founder and CEO, Working for Women Meghan Doyle - CEO, Partum Health Venice Haynes, PhD, MSPH - Senior Director of Research and Community Engagement, United States of Care Amanda Williams, MD, MPH, FACOG - Interim Chief Medical Officer, March of Dimes Ailie Taylor Reasons, MBA - Women’s Health Expertise Hub Lead, Manager, ZS Camille Emma Schilkie - Associate Principal, ZS Cos T., US Market Development Lead, Maternal Health/MedTech, Organon Register here: https://lnkd.in/eEdPRGMg

Welcoming Empowered Network (formerly Empower Her Network) to Our Partner Community This month, we’re honored to welcome Empowered Network to our nonprofit partner community. Their work helps survivors of labor and sex trafficking move beyond crisis—removing barriers to education, employment, and housing while centering financial independence as a key to long-term healing. Together, we’re expanding what’s possible for women reclaiming their futures. Read the full announcement → https://lnkd.in/eAyUXtrs #InvestInWomen #W4W #nonprofitpartners