Join us for the 2012 Stanford Women's Leadership Conference (SWLC) on April 7th from 10am to 4pm at Tressider Union. The theme for this year's conference is

            “A global conversation: creating opportunity in a connected world.”

The goal of the conference is to help women navigate their goals, harness the power of networks, and transform their communities. In doing so, we will stimulate dialogue on what it means to be connected in the 21st century, on a personal, professional, and global level.

Featuring a diverse line-up of speakers, from human rights lawyers to corporate consultants, the conference celebrates women leaders around the world and  across fields. With inspiring keynotes, hands-on workshops, and a speed mentoring session, the conference will inspire you, motivate you, and provide you with actionable tools and a support network to enhance your leadership at any stage in your career.

The conference is free and open to Stanford students, alumni and Stanford community members of all genders.

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The annual Stanford Women’s Leadership Conference is one of the longest running student-organized conferences on campus. It attracts hundreds of attendees, including current students, alumni and Stanford faculty.

Previous keynote speakers have included Kavita Ramdas (former CEO, Global Fund for Women), Kathy Levinson (former President, E*Trade), Priya Haji (founder, World of Good), Reem Rahim (founder, Numi Tea), Whitney Smith (founder, Girls for a Change), Victoria Hale (founder, OneWorld Health), and April Chou (founder, New Schools Venture Fund).

For more information on past conferences, please visit:
2010 SWLC
2009 SWLC