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The Future of Women in Communications: Trends, Opportunities, and Innovations

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The Future of Women in Communications: Trends, Opportunities, and Innovations

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Join us for an insightful panel discussion on "The Future of Women in Communications: Trends, Opportunities, and Innovations" at our upcoming AWCSF Late Lunch Meetup, powered by GoBrunch. This virtual event brings together industry leaders, innovators, and rising stars to explore the latest developments and challenges shaping the future of women in communications.
Our keynote speaker and panelist, Terri Nakamura, is an author, award-winning graphic designer, content creator, and social media aficionado. Her book, "Blogging on Instagram: Engagement Writing on One of the World’s Best Social Media Platforms," teaches readers how to craft engaging content and grow their follower base. Terri will share valuable insights on the future of women in communications and the power of engagement writing on social media.
The panel will be moderated by Emily Taffel-Cohen, founder of Mugsy PR, Communications Director for AWCSF, and author of "Don't Limit Me On What I Can Be." Panelists include Rachel Thompson, author of the award-winning "Broken" series and founder of BadRedhead Media, and Tonya Scholz, award-winning communication strategist and immersive dev/marketing expert using the GoBrunch platform.
Panelists will share observations and predictions on emerging trends, such as digital transformation, AI driven strategies, and the rise of social media, and how these trends impact women in the industry. They will also identify new opportunities for women in communications, including leadership roles, entrepreneurship, and specializations in high-growth areas.
Attendees will gain insights on technological innovations, new skills crucial for success, and advice on staying ahead of the curve. The panel will also address challenges women may face, such as the gender pay gap, work-life balance, and unconscious bias, and share strategies for overcoming these obstacles.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from and engage with our distinguished panelists through an interactive Q&A session. You'll walk away with actionable advice and fresh perspectives to help you navigate and thrive in the dynamic world of communications.
Agenda:
1:45 pm – 2:00 pm: Virtual Networking and Check-In
2:00 pm – 2:10 pm: Welcome Address and Introduction of Panelists
2:10 pm – 2:30 pm: Keynote Speech by Terri Nakamura
2:30 pm – 3:15 pm: Panel Discussion and Q&A
3:15 pm – 3:30 pm: Closing Remarks and Call to Action

About Terri Nakamura:
Terri Nakamura is a third-generation Japanese American who has lived in Seattle for more than 60 years. In her mid-60s, she went back to college to earn an AA in digital marketing and, at age 68, published her first book, "Blogging on Instagram," which debuted at #1 across 10 categories on Amazon. She is currently working on an audiobook and a nonfiction book for the Kindle Vella platform.

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