Rose Bowl Institute empowers women through networking and education – Pasadena Now

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On April 24, the Rose Bowl Institute hosted its third annual Women's Empowerment Networking Luncheon, a place for attendees to connect with female industry pioneers from a variety of fields including sports, media, aviation, and more. Become.

This free public event will be held on the iconic Speakers Field inside the historic Rose Bowl and begins at 11 a.m.

In conjunction with this event, the annual Women's Empowerment Symposium will expand its reach with a three-day virtual program scheduled for fall. This free symposium, aimed at high school students, seniors, and college students, provides a platform for participants to gather insights from prominent women figures in business, sports, and education.

“The goal of our program is to introduce students to a variety of educational and career opportunities and to advance their personal journey,” Lauren Hall, Rose Bowl Institute program director, said in a Rose Bowl Institute statement. “It's about developing self-confidence.” “Our goal is to inspire and empower the next generation and equip them with the leadership, ethics, confidence and character-driven skills essential to their future success.”

This year's luncheon features dynamic speakers and networking opportunities aimed at fostering connections and inspiring aspirations among high school and college students. Olympic gymnast and UCLA student-athlete Brooklyn Moores will also be in attendance.

“I am honored to have the opportunity to connect with other young men and women through the Rose Bowl Institute program,” Moores said. “Providing students like me with a platform to learn from women leaders from a variety of industries supports both personal and professional growth, building confidence and leadership as we move forward in our education and careers.” It stimulates.”

Since its founding in August 2020, the Rose Bowl Institute has remained committed to empowering at-risk youth and underserved communities in Southern California and beyond. Masu. Adhering to its core values ​​of sportsmanship, leadership, and citizenship, the Institute offers free, donor-funded programs designed to enrich the lives of its participants and encourage their development as active members of society. We continue to offer programs.

Registration is required to attend the Women's Empowerment Networking Luncheon. To register, please visit https://.The Rose Bowl Research Well.splashthat.com/.

For more information about the Rose Bowl Institute and its programs for women, please visit https://rosebowlinstitute.org/.Program/Women's Empowerment/.