2020 Conference
Keynote Access Extended Through Friday, Nov. 20Breakout Session Access Extended Through Friday, Nov. 27
This week and next, we invite you to watch every single 2020 breakout session in the Virtual Conference environment—through Friday, November 27th.
Keynote speeches, normally only available on Conference Day, will remain available to you through this Friday, November 20th.
Don’t miss Viola Davis, Tara Westover, Iyanla Vanzant, or any of our brilliant breakout session speakers!
More to Explore this Week:
- Read our message to attendees about last week’s technical difficulties & choose your donation or bookstore voucher. Vouchers delivered via email 11/23.
- The Exhibit Hall remains open 24/7 and features activities, contests, discounts, and more. Some offerings you might want to check out:
- Education & Innovation Pavilion: Enter to win a free ticket to the Dec. 10 Massachusetts Conference for Women at the Hyundai booth; and enter to win a free home energy assessment at the PECO booth!
- Women-Owned Business Marketplace: Just in time for the holidays, find unique gifts for friends and family or something special for yourself—all while supporting local women-owned businesses!
- Community Connection Pavilion sponsored by Comcast NBCUniversal: Visit the WSFS booth to post your message of inspiration!
- Career Pavilion sponsored by Villanova School of Business: Consider a career with one of these companies showing their committment to women’s success:
- Upload your resume at the Bristol Myers Squibb booth
- Access the GSK job finder and swipe your badge for more info
- Swipe your badge if you’re interested in working at Cisco
- Learn more about careers at State Street—and their commitment to diversity and inclusion.
- Health & Wellness Pavilion sponsored by Independence Blue Cross: Visit Target’s booth to learn more about their Good & Gather brand and explore career opportunities
- While you’re exploring the Exhibit Hall, take in some Learning Bursts within the Career, Community Connection, and Health & Wellness Stages.
- Chat with fellow attendees in the Cisco Networking Lounge.
- Get an instant mood boost from our 2020 Conference playlist!
- Learn how to make a tasty fall salad with The Honeysuckle Cookbook author Dzung Lewis.
- The Exhibit Hall remains open 24/7 and features activities, contests, discounts, and more. Some offerings you might want to check out:
2020 Conference Playlist
Need a boost? Tune in to the sounds of the 2020 Virtual Pennsylvania Conference for Women!
Attendees: Find Your Dream Job at the Conference
The Career Pavilion
Sponsored by 
The Pennsylvania Conference for Women is thrilled to join forces with the Villanova School of Business to bring you this year’s Virtual Career Pavilion! Stop by to take advantage of multiple unique opportunities to enhance your career skills and position yourself for that job: Read More
Attendees: How to Log in & Navigate the Virtual Pennsylvania Conference for Women
It’s getting close! In order to maximize your time enjoying the Conference next Wednesday, we’ve put together some handy information for you to begin digesting now. Read More
Attendees: What to Expect from the Virtual Pennsylvania Conference for Women
We’re two weeks out from the first-ever Virtual Pennsylvania Conference for Women on November 11th, and we’re busy putting finishing touches on a program that will help you feel inspired, empowered, and connected!
Keep an eye out for our emails over the next two weeks—they’ll contain important information about how to participate in this year’s conference, including your unique login.
For now, here is an overview of what’s in store this year: Read More
Pennsylvania Conference for Women Donates $175,000 to Women-Owned Restaurants
To help women impacted by the pandemic’s economic fallout, the Pennsylvania Conference for Women has donated $175,000 to women-owned restaurants across the state in an initiative with the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association. Read More
Make Conference Day Lunch with YouTube Star & Chef Dzung Lewis
Growing up in the Bay Area, the valleys of Napa and Sonoma were just a quick weekend getaway for Dzung Lewis and her family. Her parents loved exploring the picturesque countryside. Hence, she has celebrated many special occasions in the area—including birthdays, engagement parties, and even her “mini-moon!” And when the leaves turn color, the shadows get longer, and the nights become crisper, there’s nothing quite as magical as wine country. Read More