Women's Circles NYC Symposium | Creating Impact
Saturday, Mar 23 2024 at 8:30 am EDT
50 Vanderbilt Ave, New York, NY 10017, USA
Please join us Saturday, March 23rd for Session 5, aptly named "Creating Impact." This session explores the influence of bias on self-evaluations and feedback exchanged in professional settings. “Creating Impact” concentrates on strategies for enhancing your impact and building mentoring relationships that foster personal growth and effectiveness.
All Women’s Circles NYC Symposiums are free to attend for Yale SOM Alumni and will begin with a complimentary breakfast for attendees.

What is the Women’s Circles Symposium Series?
The Women’s Circles NYC Symposium series is a dynamic initiative by Yale SOM Alumni Relations, facilitated by Becca Constantine ’19. Yale School of Management is hosting six, half-day sessions in New York dedicated to nurturing women as leaders, innovators, and change-makers. Each session is designed such that attendees will learn about research on the session’s topic in an in-depth and thought-provoking presentation from Becca Constantine ’19. Subsequently, attendees will break into group-based circles. In these circles, attendees will engage in meaningful discussions, delving into personal and professional narratives guided by empowering questions. Finally, the group will come back together to conclude by sharing insights and takeaways.
Do I have to have attended prior sessions to attend this one?
You do not need to have attended previously. While we encourage all our alumni to attend as many sessions as possible, it is not required or necessary to the learning experience.
When will registration for the next session open?
Registration for session 6 (April 20) will open Saturday, March 23 at noon.
Statement of Inclusion:
The Women Circles NYC Symposium series is open to all graduates of the Yale School of Management. Yale SOM alums of all identities, including all gender identities, are welcome to participate. Inclusion is a core value of the Yale SOM Women’s Circles program; all Circles participants are expected to demonstrate respect for their fellow participants at all times.