Become body neutral with Bethany C. Meyers, fitness professional and creator of the be.come project. Host Chelsea Anderson and Bethany discuss Bethany's fitness journey, their struggles with body dysmorphia*, and their advocacy and activism.

*Please note this episode includes candid discussion of eating disorders and body image issues.

Chelsea talks with Karen Mangia, Vice President of Customer & Market Insights for Salesforce, about her books, her outlook on life, and her advice for finding success with less. Find Karen's books and much more at karenmangia.com.

Chelsea Anderson is the Executive Director for the Indiana Conference for Women.  For more about ICFW, visit indianaconferenceforwomen.com.

Theme music written and recorded by Nicholas Connors.

An extraordinary panel of artist discuss the small business nature of artist endeavors.

Moderator:
Jennifer Blackmer, Playwright & Professor

Panelists:
Julie Goodman, Arts Council President
Mariel Greenlee, Dancer & Choreographer
Karen Olivo, Tony Award-Winning Actor
Manon Voice, Spoken-Word Artist

Recorded from a live webcast on January 14, 2021 hosted by ICFW Executive Director, Chelsea Anderson.

Are women losing their progress in the workplace because of COVID-19 pressures?
How can we regain our status?
 
Panelists:
Deborah Daniels, Partner - Krieg DeVault
Felecia Roseburgh, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Program Manager - The Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis
Paula Moan, Market President - Stock Yards Bank and Trust

Moderated by Joyce Rogers, Interim Executive Vice President - Indiana University Foundation

Recorded from a live webcast on December 10, 2020

An expert panel focuses on effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and how to stay safe.
 
Panelists: Dr.Kristina Box, Dr. Jennifer Sullivan and Dr. Virginia Caine
Moderated by Laurie Burns McRobbie

This is an audio recording of a webcast on September 24, 2020.

The Indiana Conference for Women is excited share a unique opportunity for you to engage with Margaret Heffernan, author of the upcoming book “UNCHARTED: How to Navigate the Future”.  This one hour podcast is moderated by ICFW Co-Founder Deborah Collins Stephens.
 
Margaret gives us what we need now to inspire us with confidence about a future that isn’t mired in delusion or false certainty. She urges us not to give up on learning about the future... we need to replace false prophecy with bold inquiry, objective experimentation and energetic discovery. Instead of pretending to be fortune tellers, we need to act like artists who defy predetermined paths and dare to imagine what they can’t see.
 
“It doesn’t matter where we start, only that we do.”


Record from a live webcast on June 3, 2020.

Are you busy taking care of everyone else but yourself? Are you promising yourself you'll get back into that hobby, launch that dream, or tackle a project you've been postponing ... someday? What if that day never comes? What if it wasn't selfish to put yourself in your own story; it was smart? What would that look like? In this highly interactive session, you'll fill out the HAPPINESS BOX, discuss your answers to get crystal clear on what you want MORE of and LESS of in your life, and plan how you're going to do that now, not later. You'll love Sam's inspiring real-life success stories that show you don't have to quit your job or walk away from your responsibilities to create a more satisfying life; you just need the step-by-step tips in this session that give you the clarity, confidence and courage to do it.

Hosted by Melissa St. John, CEO of Relocation Strategies and Indiana Conference for Women Board Member.

Visit Sam Horn's Website
 
This is a live breakout session recording from the Indiana Conference for Women, November 7, 2019

"Grateful: The Jenni Berebitsky Story" is a multi-award-winning short documentary film that tells the story of Dr. Jenni Kleinman Berebitsky, a dedicated wife and mother who at the age of 33, was diagnosed with ALS. This inspiring 17-minute film follows the courageous journey and positive message of Jenni that has captured the spirit and hearts of audiences all over the world. Join Amy Pauszek, Filmmaker, Producer, & Executive Producer of “Grateful”, and Joyce Kleinman, Jenni’s mom, Executive Producer of “Grateful” & co-author of “ALS Saved My Life…until it didn’t”, as they share with you Jenni’s humor, candor and honesty. All these traits and more have a profound message and will uplift your outlook on life.

This break out session includes screening of the 17-minute short and a moderated discussion with Q & A about Jenni’s film and her book. Watch the video by visiting: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=245823742692314

“To live a normal life’s ordinary. I live an extraordinary life. There is beauty and humor everywhere.” - Jenni Berebitsky

Moderated by Pam Dyar, Executive Director of the Indiana Conference for Women

This is a live breakout session recording from the Indiana Conference for Women, November 7, 2019

Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger are authors of “Rare Breed: A Guide to Success for the Defiant, Dangerous, and Different.”

Rebellious. Obsessed. Hot-Blooded. Audacious. If these traits describe you, congratulations: You might just be a Rare Breed. These traits aren’t vices or things to fear--they are your greatest assets in becoming the founder, the leader, the human being you want to be.

As a growing number of visionaries are demonstrating, the future of business belongs to the Rare Breed—the ones who don’t play by the rules but change them.

Led by leadership and brand experts Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger, the dynamic pair will teach attendees that the traits that society condemns as vices are actually virtues and can lead to stand out success in your life, work and career. During this fascinating talk, Sunny and Ashleigh show attendees how to unlock the power of 7 virtues they’ve identified and embrace their contrarian nature to build potent, meaningful companies, brands, and movements.

Hosted by Cathy An, founder and chair of the Genesys Women in Technology Group.

This is a live breakout session recording from the Indiana Conference for Women, November 7, 2019

Learn techniques for asking for what you want in the workplace and in your life. In this interactive session, you’ll gain insights into some of the common—and often internal—barriers that women face when negotiating a salary and other compensation, and in giving and receiving feedback. You’ll build confidence in your ability to understand what you truly want and how to ask for it persuasively.
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Introduction by Laurie Burns McRobbie, First Lady of Indiana University and Chairman of the Board, Indiana Conference for Women.

Featured Presenters:
Brenda Bailey-Hughes
Senior Lecturer, Communication and Professional Skills, Indiana University Kelley School of Business,Bloomington

Rebecca Cook
Executive Director, Undergraduate Career Services, Indiana University Kelley School of Business,Bloomington

Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow
Clinical Assistant, Professor, Business Law and Management, Emerging Programs Faculty Coordinator, Indiana University Bicentennial Professor, Indiana University Kelley School of Business, Indianapolis


This is a live breakout session recording from the Indiana Conference for Women, November 7, 2019