In Person Events

A Night of Networking with the Women Tech Leaders at S&P Global

If you are a Denver-based tech professional and you'd like to attend this event, please email events@powertofly.com to be considered for an invite.

PowerToFly, a women-run startup that works with companies to identify skilled professionals they'd like to network with, has partnered with S&P Global to present an evening of networking and tech talks featuring S&P Global's women tech leaders.

The event will take place on Thursday, October 24th from 6:00pm to 8:30pm at 1700 Larimer Street, Denver.

A Look Back at Our Event with Checkr's Women Sales Leaders in Denver

On August 14th, PowerToFly was super stoked to present our first ever event in the great city of Denver. This event was also our third event with the groundbreaking company Checkr, the team that's revolutionizing the hiring process by streamlining background checks.

Hosted by PowerToFly Senior Diversity & Inclusion Executive (and Denver resident) Jamie Lipiner, the night included plenty of opportunities for Denver-based sales professionals to network over food and drinks while also enjoying a product demo and in-depth panel discussion.

Our impressive panel of Checkr women leaders, who were more than willing to answer our audience's questions, whether those queries were about our speakers' sales strategies or career journeys, included:

Kristen Faris - Vice President, Industry Strategy
Elizabeth Campos - Mid Market Account Executive
Margie Lee-Johnson - Vice President, People
Erin Bates - Senior Manager, Mid Market Sales

While this might be our first event in Denver, it certainly won't be our last!

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In Person Events

An Evening With Women Leaders - Real Talk, Real Questions, Real Answers

If you live in Denver and you'd like to attend this event, please email events@powertofly.com to receive an invite!

You're invited to our first ever intimate community evening in Denver! This special gathering will be hosted on Wednesday, September 11th by PowerToFly in partnership with women leaders in Denver who will be getting real and authentic while answering your questions! We'll dig into topics like knowing and asking for your worth, when to go for that next promotion, how to handle uncomfortable situations with colleagues and more!

We'll kick the night off with a panel discussion to learn from our experts' experiences and then move into a Q&A session where we will be answering your questions as they relate to being a women in the workforce. The evening will also include plenty of networking over complimentary food and drinks.

This special evening will take place on Wednesday, September 11th from 6:00pm to 8:30pm at Archipelago Clubs, located at 2345 7th Street, Denver. PowerToFly will supply a complementary Lyft code to help you get home.

About PowerToFly: PowerToFly is the platform connecting skilled professionals with companies that are committed to building environments and teams that value inclusion, diversity and belonging.

About PowerToFly Events: All RSVP'd attendees are welcome, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, gender identity, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, or age. If you require accommodation to fully participate in this event, please email hi@powertofly.com, and we will contact you to discuss your specific needs.

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