Join us for a conversation about what comes next for working moms in the next normal.
Almost two years into the pandemic, working-mom-life is still high on stress and low on predictability. Every time we settle into a new phase, something changes.
As we look toward the busy of the holiday season and the approach of a new year, join us for Working Mom Life: What's Next?, a conversation on Wednesday, November 17th at 8pm Eastern about working motherhood in the next normal: what can we expect in the next chapter and how can we equip ourselves to thrive?
Facilitated by executive coach and Something Major Founder, Randi Braun, we invite you to join our dynamic panel of experts for a wide-ranging conversation about everything covering both the "working" and the "mom" parts of our lives in this next phase.
Meet our Panel:
Nikki Adamson: is the founder of Hustle Hunters, a recruiting firm focused on helping startups hire their early teams while centering equity. She's passionate about helping moms (and other historically excluded candidate groups) find success within supportive teams at the startup level as this wave of innovation needs to have the fingerprints of moms all over it! Discussing flexibility and other logistics first, Hustle Hunters is able to help candidates invest their time wisely in pursuit of opportunities where they will be able to thrive - both at work and home.
Randi Braun: the host of this event, is an executive coach, speaker, and the Founder of Something Major. Specializing with working moms and women leaders, Randi has coached leaders across industries. A thought leader who has been featured by Forbes, The Washington Post, and Parents Magazine, Randi speaks frequently on the topics of women's professional development and leadership, beating burnout, thriving in working parenthood, and building meaningful professional relationships.
'Iolani Bullock: is Associate Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) at The Carlyle Group. In her role, she drives global DEI strategy with a data-driven focus on programming and initiatives. She began her career on Wall Street in human capital management. Most recently, she sat on the MBA admissions committee for Georgetown's McDonough School of Business and served as the first, full-time employee to oversee diversity initiatives. In her spare time, she serves on the Board of Trustees for the Global Citizens Public Charter School, the first public charter school to offer dual Mandarin and Spanish language immersion in Washington, DC. 'Iolani is also a children’s book author and mother of two. She received her bachelor of arts degree from New York University and her MBA from Georgetown University.
Claire Lerner: is a licensed clinical social worker and child development specialist. She served as the director of parenting resources at ZERO TO THREE for more than 18 years. Claire has also been a practicing clinician for 33 years, partnering with parents to do the detective work of decoding their children’s behavior to solve their most vexing child-rearing challenges. She also provides training to local preschools and pediatric residents. Claire is the author of hundreds of parenting resources, including books, blogs, podcasts, and videos. Her latest book is entitled “Why Is My Child In Charge? A Roadmap to End Power Struggles, Increase Cooperation, and Find Joy in Parenting Young Children.” She writes a column for PBS Kids, and her work has been published by several parenting publications. She has served as a content expert for numerous national daily newspapers. Claire is the mother of two very spirited children, Sam, age 30, and Jess, age 28, and two stepchildren, Justin, age 30, and Sammy, age 27. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland, with her husband, Rich, and two also very spirited pups.
Registration is free and required in advance. Join us live to ask the panel your questions and build community with other moms, or sign up to snag the recording.