Thank you for your interest in this event. As of now, this event is sold out and we are no longer be accepting registrations. If you are currently on the waitlist, we will notify you of your attendance status no later than Monday, March 12.
Should you have any questions, please email april@aramentors.com.
Thank you for your interest in this event. As of now, this event is sold out and we are no longer accepting registrations. If you are currently on the waitlist, we will notify you of your attendance status no later than Monday, March 12.
Should you have any questions, please email april@aramentors.com.
Join ARA for our kick-off event of the year where together with sponsor McDonald’s and host Google, we explore Diversity of Thought, the “more-than-one-way” philosophy. Diversity of Thought is gaining momentum as companies realize that people from multiple generations and diverse cultural and educational backgrounds can work together and leverage their different experiences, perspectives and thought processes for better team and business performance and a stronger, more unified sense of community.
A Diversity of Thought approach, along with efforts to recognize and eliminate unconscious biases, results in improved innovation, creativity and problem solving. And, organizations that align their Diversity and Inclusion programs to business objectives, such as improved team performance, tend to have better engaged and happier employees.
We hope you’ll join us in welcoming sponsor McDonald’s to the West Loop during a not-to-be-missed evening of important conversations with executives ready to share take-action steps for you to break these barriers of bias and impact real change across all facets of your life.
Thank you for your interest in this event. As of now, this event is sold out. If you'd like to be placed on the waitlist, please click on the "WAITLIST" button below and use discount code WAITLIST to be added. Should you have any questions, please email april@aramentors.com.
Thank you to Google for welcoming their new neighbor, McDonald’s into the West Loop by hosting this event and a special thanks to McDonald’s for sponsoring this event, not to mention their ongoing commitment to attracting, retaining and advancing women in technology.
ARA aspires to Attract, Retain and Advance women in technology by cultivating relationships via events and programs. We nurture strong female leaders who bridge the talent gap as they support, influence and advance the IT community. Stay connected with ARA and other women in technology on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.