A Network
for Women
The largest, most engaging collegiate women’s network nationwide – connecting women to professionals and preparing future leaders.
The largest, most engaging collegiate women’s network nationwide – connecting women to professionals and preparing future leaders.
The Women’s Network (TWN) is committed to changing the way women network. In creating a supportive, non-competitive community, we lift women up, creating a more proactive way of communicating and networking. Ultimately, our goal is to prepare women to achieve professional success, while cultivating and celebrating their ambition.
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The Women’s Network offers collegiate and recently graduated women a unique learning and networking experience.
We help women make connections, cultivate ambition, and build confidence. We offer opportunities to be exposed to different career paths, develop leadership skills, and find internships and jobs – through a non-competitive, inclusive community.
Join us on Wednesday, September 28th at 8:00 pm EST/5:00 pm PST for a conversation with Kristy Kim, Founder and CEO of TomoCredit. Recently valued at $220 million, TomoCredit aims to revolutionize the $4 trillion credit card industry by making credit more accessible to young and immigrant Americans. During the event, Kim will discuss her childhood, undergrad and business school years, early career, and experience as an immigrant, female founder in the "FinTech" space. Look out for the Zoom details in your TWN chapter's next newsletter or in Slack (tinyurl.com/TWNSlackHQ), or DM us on Instagram (@thewomens.network). We hope to see you there!
Stay tuned for more details.
Dive into the "Self-Branding" section of the HELLO WORLD Workbook with Creator Ashli Byfield.
TWN empowers women to act on their own ambitions while recognizing key barriers women often encounter when entering and advancing within the workforce.
Redefining Ambition is a podcast produced by The Women’s Network that highlights the personal journeys and unconventional career paths of extraordinary women leaders. In each episode, speakers describe how they have ascended in their careers, the twists and turns their career paths have taken, the sacrifices they have made to achieve their success, and how they have confronted both personal and professional challenges. These incredibly accomplished women share advice and hail from a myriad of fields, ranging from finance and fine arts to law, engineering, film, entertainment, journalism, and marketing. The goal of our series is to demonstrate the power of ambition, passion, and drive to inspire future generations of women to achieve success.
Our partners support TWN’s efforts to develop and prepare future women leaders. We join forces with companies to create new ways to network, offer our members recruitment and job placement opportunities, and build brand collaborations.
Sponsor our networking events, professional workshops, interest groups, speaker series, and Redefining Ambition podcast.
Share your industry experiences – and inspire a new generation of leaders – as you relay your unique story to our audience of ambitious collegiate women.
Directly recruit talented, high-achieving young women easily – through curated, customized candidate screening.
Partner With Us“Our goal is to capture high-achieving, ambitious young women at the most transformative time of their lives and have a positive impact on them. If we can do that, we can change the world.”
“The Women’s Network succeeded in bridging the gap between interdisciplinary female students and connecting them to various industry professionals.”
“It brings girls together on campus that might not have otherwise known each other…It opened doors for me, which is why I believe in this club.”
“In the end, connections truly matter. Relationships matter. Let’s learn to build and expand that network, and to connect in an authentic, genuine way.”
“People are in search of community…[they] want to find other people to relate to and to feel a connection with…”
