Professional Development Week is a chance for you to receive FREE professional development tips to help you advance in the workplace. Throughout the week, we share professional advice on our social media pages (Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter) and provide new blog content here on our website with advice from how to say thank you after an interview to establishing routines in a remote job.
Tuesday, April 7: Book club discussion at 7pm ET – Join NeW and author Alison Cheperdak of Elevate Etiquette for a discussion on her new book, Was it Something I said? Everyday Etiquette to Avoid Awkward Moments in Relationships, Work, and Life
Etiquette expert Alison Cheperdak knows the value of modern etiquette, and she’s sharing her knowledge. Whether from the hallowed halls of the West Wing to the bustling chaos of a newsroom, Cheperdak pens stories of her experiences rendered with vivid detail, emotional resonance, and the intimacy of a confidante sharing her most vulnerable truths. Join us for a discussion with the author of NeW’s spring book club selection!
Wednesday, April 8 at 12:30pm ET: – Using AI (Responsibly) in the Workplace with Patricia Rausch
Artificial Intelligence seems here to stay, and is quickly changing the way we work. Knowing how to use it effectively and ethically is what can set professionals apart. In this session, we’ll explore practical ways to integrate AI tools into your daily workflow to increase productivity, enhance creativity, and support better decision-making. We’ll also discuss responsible use, incorporating transparency and workplace policies.
Whether you’re AI-curious or an early adapter, you’ll leave with real-world strategies for using AI thoughtfully and professionally.
Thursday, April 9 at 12:30pm ET – Lead Like a Lady: A Conversation with Women Managers with Susan Charnaux and Cheryl Miller
What does leadership really look like as a woman in today’s workplace? In this candid panel discussion, experienced female managers share honest insights about building credibility, navigating challenges, setting boundaries, and leading with authenticity.
Friday, April 10 at 12:30pm ET – Sustainable Success—Without the Burnout with Adelyn Spikes and Bri Mirabile
A career in your 20’s often comes with the pressure to do more, move faster, and say yes to everything. But long-term success isn’t about constant hustle—it’s about building habits and systems that help you thrive without burning out. In this session, our panelists will share strategies for managing time, setting priorities, and protecting your energy while still pursuing meaningful goals.
Want to learn more about Professional Development Week or have questions about one of our programs, please contact Alexis Flowers.
Read blogs from Professional Development Week:
On Friday April 14, the Network of enlightened Women hosted Chloe Anagnos, Director of Marketing and Communications for America’s Future, as a part of our 2023 Professional Development Week. In this webinar Chloe Anagnos shared advice to attendees on how to lead with effective communication.
On Thursday, April 13, NeW hosted a panel conversation with our busy NeW alumnae, Brianna Howard and Sophie Czernicki, on the topic Time Management Strategies That Really Work.
As part of the NeW Professional Development Week, the Network of enlightened of Women hosted Patti Raush, Vice President of Member Programs at the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors and Co-Founder of Rules of Networking, for a session titled Networking as an Introvert.
