Join us for a panel discussion with Seattle’s women CEOs, founders, and directors on the mindsets and tactical steps it takes to be a leader.
Bringing a wealth of leadership experience to the table, our speakers will discuss strategic and emotional decisions that help harness their power in actionable ways. How can women improve their skills as owners and drivers of businesses, both within a larger workplace and within their own business? What kind of emotional intelligence, mindset and conviction does it take to be as powerful and clear as you can be in your life (and apply that to whatever you do)?
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This is a FREE event. Food and drinks are provided.
Gina is a tactical problem solver and community builder currently leading operations for WeWork's Seattle market. Leveraging a human-centered design ethos, her work with startups led to her founding Seattle Startup Week in 2013. Gina serves on the board of Women in Tech, is a mentor for the Founder Institute, and is a member of Global Shapers, an initiative of the World Economic Forum.
Martina believes that strong human relationships form the basis for a full, happy life, and this belief fuels her drive to create better opportunities for people to connect through Zealyst.  Her penchant for startups really took hold while working at Re-Vision Labs in Seattle, where she worked closely with clients on web presence and community engagement strategy. Since early 2009, Martina has been studying and practicing mediation and facilitation for businesses and community organizations. Her background in facilitation and her passion for helping people connect has equipped Martina to extend Zealyst’s reach, and she is excited to impact more people’s lives.
As Engineering Growth Manager, Kristina is focused on engineering education programs, building strong engineering community and cultivating thought leadership. She creatively engages and rewards the TUNE developer team by offering new technologies and education programs, attendance at relevant conferences and fostering private/public partnerships and tech events. Before TUNE, Kristina worked with Waldron, a top consulting partner committed to aligning leaders with roles in which they can thrive. At Waldron, she worked with both US-based and international social enterprise and corporate clients to help leaders achieve their full potential for effectiveness and success.
Kate brings over 15 years of international executive leadership to Daysaver. Since coming on board as CEO of Daysaver Inc Kate has reshaped the company vision and business model, with this new approach Isler successfully secured the first round of significant seed funding and is now focused on guiding development of product, strategy and execution of the business plan.
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Prior to joining Daysaver Isler has a dynamic career She spent several years living and working overseas for Microsoft where she honed her business and leadership skills opening subsidiary offices and leading enterprise and mid-market marketing efforts in developing economies including Eastern Europe, Africa, India and the Middle East. It was during this time Isler developed and keen appreciation and interest in global communication and cultural differences.
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Based on decades of real-world international marketing and business experience, Isler developed a framework that enables businesses to clearly evaluate market potential against business and marketing goals and develop relevant strategies and market appropriate execution plan that speak directly to product values and moves audiences through the sales cycle. This framework formed the bases for her highly successful consulting firm, boundaries LLC.