Working for Women

Last call to join us today, March 20th as Beth Bengtson, Founder & CEO will be representing Working for Women as a panelist in CareerCircle’s upcoming webinar “Moving Forward: Celebrating Women Innovators and Change-Makers”! Whether you’re a leader striving to champion women in your organization or a professional ready to break new ground in your own career, this workshop is for you. Join us to celebrate, learn, and take action—because progress doesn’t wait. Register here to join us today from 1-2pm EST: https://lnkd.in/dJg67QmD See you there!

Your business has the power to drive change—building stronger communities, fostering economic opportunity, and creating a more inclusive future. Learn how with our FREE checklist, packed with actionable ways to make a difference. 💡✅ https://lnkd.in/eFZJBpRQ #MakeAnImpact #CorporateResponsibility #SocialImpact #WorkingforWomen

When women have access to education and job training, the ripple effects are undeniable. 📚 Each additional year of schooling for a girl increases her future earnings by 10-20%. (World Bank) 💼 Closing the gender gap in STEM careers alone could add $1.2 trillion to the U.S. economy. (McKinsey & Company) Investing in women’s potential isn’t charity—it’s an investment in economic progress. Discover how: https://lnkd.in/efCsT3Aw

Just a reminder to join us on March 20th as Beth Bengtson, Founder & CEO will be representing Working for Women as a panelist in CareerCircle’s upcoming webinar “Moving Forward: Celebrating Women Innovators and Change-Makers”! Whether you’re a leader striving to champion women in your organization or a professional ready to break new ground in your own career, this workshop is for you. Join us to celebrate, learn, and take action—because progress doesn’t wait. Register here to meet us on March 20 from 1-2pm EST pm EST: https://lnkd.in/dJg67QmD See you there!

Are you local to NYC? You’re Invited for An Evening of Conversation on Women, Money, Power Date: Thursday, March 27, 2025 Time: 5:30 pm (doors open at 5pm) Location: Luminary, New York City While women control $31.8 trillion in worldwide wealth, they are not activating their economic power. Join us for an engaging evening as we discuss the bold solutions needed to create a better future for all. Featuring: - Josie Cox, author of Women, Money, and Power - Francesca Donner, former Gender Director, The New York Times, and Founder, The Persistent - Beth Bengtson, Founder & CEO, Working for Women Why attend? - Women still earn just 82 cents for every dollar men make—and for women of color, it’s even less. - Female-founded startups receive only 2% of venture capital funding—despite delivering higher returns. - Women live longer than men but retire with one-third less wealth, putting financial security at risk. We look forward to seeing you there! Books will be available for a donation. Hosted by Working for Women and Luminary Register here: https://lnkd.in/e4UTRbBP

At Working for Women, we don’t just invest in women’s financial independence—we strengthen the organizations doing this critical work. Our nonprofit partners, like Chica Project, gain: ✅ Strategic partnerships with businesses invested in their growth ✅ Skilled volunteers to expand staff capacity ✅ A network of new partners and resources ✅ Amplified impact through shared success stories Chica Project shares how this partnership is making a difference: "Amazing organization doing impactful work to empower women leaders and beyond. Their intentional programming supports women's development to reach financial freedom and realize their full potential." Let’s create more opportunities for women—together. 🔗 See more testimonials: https://lnkd.in/ej4mvtJ6 #InvestInWomen #CapacityBuilding #NonprofitSupport #WorkingForWomen

Let’s talk about the power of women entrepreneurs. 🚀 Women-owned businesses contribute $1.8 trillion to the U.S. economy every year—and that number is growing. (American Express) 👩💼 If women started businesses at the same rate as men, we could add $5 trillion to the global economy. (Boston Consulting Group) When women thrive as entrepreneurs, communities and economies thrive. Let's fuel that growth. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/efCsT3Aw

Five Reasons Why Investing in Women is Good for the Economy (and for business)✅💡 When we invest in women, we invest in economic growth. Women are a driving force in our workforce, yet they continue to face barriers to opportunity. By providing access to education, job training, and leadership roles, we don’t just support women—we strengthen businesses, families, and communities. At Working for Women, we’re committed to creating pathways for all women to thrive. This International Women's Day, let’s build a more inclusive, prosperous future—together. Investing in women means investing in a stronger economy, and there are steps we can all take to help make that happen: 💡 More women in leadership 💡 Closing the gender pay gap 💡 Supporting women-owned businesses 💡 Investing in women’s education 💡 Advocating for women in the workforce Join us in taking action and building a more inclusive economy. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/efCsT3Aw #WorkingforWomen #InvestInWomen #StrongerEconomy #EconomicIndependence

Today is the day! If you're in the Hudson Valley region of NY, join us for a special free screening of the film $avvy! If you cannot make it in person, you can watch the film online for a fee here: https://lnkd.in/dTzS6v2y #InvestInWomen #WorkingForWomen

The Athena Film Festival starts THIS WEEK at Barnard College—don’t miss it! For 15 years, Athena has been a powerhouse for bold stories about women and leadership,, and this milestone year is no exception. Experience unapologetic, fearless films that spotlight women leaders, change-makers, and visionaries across feature films, documentaries, and shorts. Plus, dive into impactful panels with award-winning filmmakers and change-makers. Visit https://lnkd.in/gSXXT35k to check it out!