03.10.25
Why Intentional Networking Matters for Women in Business
By Brin Braathen, Director of Programs, The Chamber
Participants engage in networking at the 2024 Women Connect Intentional Collisions event.
In today’s fast-paced professional world, intentional networking for women in business is crucial. Women who prioritize strategic connections and purposeful relationship-building gain access to greater opportunities, mentorship and career growth. The Women Connect Intentional Collisions event on March 25 is the perfect opportunity to foster authentic and impactful networking experiences tailored specifically for women in business.
The Power of Intentional Networking for Women in Business
Intentional networking for women in business is about forming meaningful relationships that support professional development, leadership opportunities and personal growth.Â
At Intentional Collisions, attendees will engage in structured yet natural interactions that drive authentic connection. It’s an opportunity to connect with purpose, share experiences and strengthen your professional circle.Â
Why Women Need Intentional Networking
Women in business face unique challenges, from breaking into leadership roles to overcoming workplace biases. Intentional networking for women in business helps level the playing field by:Â
- Expanding professional opportunities – A strong network can lead to new job prospects, partnerships and business growth.Â
- Fostering mentorship and sponsorship – Women who network intentionally build relationships with mentors who provide guidance and sponsors who advocate for their success.Â
- Creating a support system – Having a trusted group of professional peers to share insights, challenges and successes with can make a significant impact on career confidence and resilience.Â
What to Expect at Women Connect: Intentional Collisions
On March 25, Intentional Collisions will create a powerful space for women to engage in conversations that matter. With access to 100 accomplished mentors, you'll gain fresh perspectives, forge valuable connections, and leave with actionable insights to elevate your personal and professional journey.Â
Among the mentors, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with Shelly Carlson, Mayor of Moorhead; Karla Isley, President and CEO of United Way of Cass-Clay; Sandi Luck, entrepreneur and owner of Bully Brew Coffeehouse; Erin Prochnow, CEO of YWCA Cass Clay; and Jenessa Fillipi, founder of Down Home—along with many other influential leaders eager to share their expertise. See the full list here.
This event is for women looking to:Â
- Build relationships that drive career and business growth.Â
- Learn effective networking strategies tailored to their professional journey.Â
- Gain confidence in creating and sustaining meaningful connections.Â
Don’t Miss This Opportunity – Register Today!
If you’re ready to experience the power of intentional networking for women in business, join us for Women Connect: Intentional Collisions on March 25. Don’t leave your career connections to chance—take a strategic step toward building the network that will help you thrive.Â
What are you waiting for?
Register now and make the connections that matter!