NeW Kicks off 2025 Professional Development Week with Panel on the Power of Networking
The Network of enlightened Women kicked off its fifth annual Professional Development Week by hosting a virtual panel discussion on Unlocking the Power of Networking. Students and young professionals nationwide tuned into the webinar to learn more about the importance of networking and how to use it as a tool to advance their careers. The […]
How to Stand Out in a Job Interview
Job interviews can be intimidating, especially if you’re just starting out. Whether you’re applying for a summer job, an internship, or your first full-time position, preparedness is key. As part of the Network of enlightened Women’s fifth annual Professional Development Week, Alexis Flowers, Vice President of Programs at NeW, and Kyle Bonnell, Assistant Director for […]
Chloe Anagnos Shares How to Thrive as a First-Time Manager
As part of the Network of enlightened Women’s fifth annual Professional Development Week, Chloe Anagnos, Marketing Manager at America’s Future, led a session titled, “Thriving as a First-Time Manager.” She is a second-generation American, wife, mother, digital strategist, writer, and a manager with 18 years of work experience. Anagnos referred to the popular television show […]
Building A Career in the Liberty Movement: Insights from Stephanie Keaveney of Talent Market
The journey to building a career in the liberty movement can be both rewarding and daunting, filled with opportunities, challenges, and plenty of important decisions to make along the way. As part of the Network of enlightened Women’s fifth annual Professional Development Week, Stephanie Keaveney, Senior Manager of Outreach at Talent Market, shared valuable insights […]
Dressing for the Job You Want
What you wear says much about you before you even say a word. Whether heading to a job interview, starting a new job, or attending a professional event, dressing well can help you feel more confident and leave a great first impression. Karoline Leavitt, a young conservative leader and the current White House Press Secretary, […]
Internship Success: How to Manage Up and Make a Lasting Impression
My first full-time job resulted from an internship. What began as a temporary position before I started my graduate school program turned into an enriching professional opportunity and the beginning of my career in the non-profit field. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to interview, hire, or manage more than 40 interns at multiple organizations. […]
Level Up Your Resume: Skills and Experience Outside the 9–5
Building a resume in college can be tricky. Between classes, extracurriculars, and part-time or full-time jobs, it can be hard to know what to include—especially if you’ve had a non-traditional college experience. Maybe you worked through school and took a longer path to graduation. Or maybe you’re concerned you don’t have enough internship experience. The […]
The Importance of Building Your Personal CRM
Shortly after I moved to Washington, DC, in early January 2017, The Economist published an article stating that the world’s most valuable resource was no longer oil but data. Since then, questions about privacy and the use of personal data, particularly regarding surveillance capitalism, have increasingly come up in the public sphere. From a personal […]
Anne Canfield Outlines Steps for Creating a Strong Financial Foundation During NeW Financial Wellness Week
As part of the first virtual Financial Wellness Program hosted by the Network of enlightened Women, students and young professionals nationwide heard from Anne Canfield, partner at the Majority Group, who led a session on Entrepreneurship, Small Business Finance, and the Importance of Free Markets. Canfield explained the importance of financial empowerment and how “building […]
How to Navigate Liberal Professors on Your Campus
As a conservative student in college, you may encounter liberal professors or faculty/staff who hold opposing views. Encountering liberal bias as a new student is a difficult situation, and you may not know where to turn for help. In Karin A. Lips’ new book, You’re Not Alone: The Conservative Woman’s Guide to College, she discusses […]
