More than fifty percent of Greater Boston’s workforce is comprised of talented female professionals. We’re focused on tapping into that strength to maximize the power of women leaders for the success of our region through our Women’s Leadership Program (WLP). Presented in partnership with Simmons School of Management, this program provides emerging female professionals the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills and develop professional networks that will serve them throughout their careers.
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