Triple W Forum, a Working Women's Workshop, is focused on work/life integration. Gain tools, tips and resources to unleash your happy and live a more integrated life during a productive, fun and inspiring weekend in Chicago. The workshop curriculum includes thought-provoking modules in the areas work/life integration, transformation, reflection, and wellness.
Location: 20 W. Kinzie, 17th floor - Google Chicago (River North) (Map and Directions)
For information about area hotels and special rates, please call Triple W at 312-280-1385.
For more information, download our forum overview (PDF).
Cost:
$365, includes workshop, materials and ongoing access to online resources and community.
Register
$265 per attendee for groups of 3 or more (tickets can be purchased separately)
$250 per attendee for nonprofit organizations
Register by phone:
For Hotline Registration, call 312-280-1385.
Register online: For online registration, go here
The workshop curriculum is focused on work/life integration and is geared toward providing actionable insights to women with established careers from a variety of industries who find themselves at a turning point in their lives. Such turning points might include new responsibilities, career changes, life changes – anything that provides a woman the opportunity to stop and reconsider her life.
Equipped with insights from the curriculum, participants leave the workshop with a unique and actionable Life Transformation Plan, an Action Plan and a Toolkit to support its execution. In addition, they leave with newfound connections to others in the community.
Jennifer H.G. Connelly
Curriculum Focus: Integration
Work/Life Integration and Why It Matters
Gain wisdom through the lens of integration. Many of us have suffered the consequences of poorer health, decreased focus, and disappointment when we try to make all aspects of our lives “work” for us. Some say the idea of work/life balance sets you up for failure. It assumes that both parts must be equal. A simple, yet powerful, modification to our understanding of balance can be found in the concept of integration. Two documents will be presented to help guide you throughout the workshop and make work/life integration actionable.
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Monica Ewing
Curriculum Focus: Reflection
Along Your Journey: Welcome to Triple W 2012
Who do you want to show up when you look in the mirror first thing in the morning? This is a central question that Triple W posits. Monica Ewing - a judge, attorney, adjunct professor, advisor to Triple W Forum and author of Letters from the Cocoon - will open the 2012 Chicago workshop and share insights within the transformative processes that influence women along their respective career paths.
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Lindsey Whalen
Curriculum Focus: Wellness and Reflection
Vision Exercise
Get into the practice of living in possibility. Build the courage to declare and write goals through a vision exercise focused around getting into the work of recognizing and removing constraints.
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Heidi Floyd
Curriculum Focus: Transformation
Positive Outlook: Keep Calm and Carry On
The journey of life is unique for all of us; however, we can all find ways to see through even on the darkest of days to find joy. A reason to smile and celebrate the triumphs of every day can be learned behavior. Walk briefly in the shoes of a woman who has seen challenges; including cancer, loss of loved ones, etc, but still manages to find that elusive silver lining!
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Angie Keister
Curriculum Focus: Transformation and Reflection
Thriving through Change
Handle change with elegance and curiosity. From a state of thriving, possibilities are endless and exploration and focus are strong. Thriving is a state that we should all learn to be more aware of and utilize to our advantage - especially during change. Each participant will engage in reflection, journaling, and paired discovery conversations. Participants will understand thriving and be able to identify when they are in a state of thriving.
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Kellie Fitzgerald
Curriculum Focus: Reflection
The Connection Dilemma
Technology and the internet have changed our lives forever. Information is at our fingertips, purchasing what we need is easier than ever, and there is an app for everything. Googler Kellie Fitzgerald explores the pros and cons of living in a constantly connected society and facilitates a discussion about how we can harness technology to improve our lives- while creating boundaries to ensure that it doesn’t take over our lives.
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Betsy Sobiech
Curriculum Focus: Integration and Reflection
Extraordinary Connections (Friday)
You are a powerful networker. Do you believe that? Or does the thought of networking make your eyes roll and your skin crawl? As women we limit the power of our connections because of stifling beliefs about networking. During this session, you will download a new, simple, freeing paradigm to transform your networking, which we will put into practice immediately.
Gratitude and Joy: Our Natural State of Being (Saturday)
Reinforce a well-being practice that is available to you in every moment - gratitude. In this session, we will reflect on gratitude and link it to the experience of joy in our day-to-day lives. We will explore the concepts of gratitude and joy fully so we understand deeply how important it is that these come first for us instead of waiting for them to be the end result.
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Michele Malo
Curriculum Focus: Transformation
Transformation Realization
Moving towards Transformation Realization only requires you to do a little more everyday. This session will focus on how in just 10 to 15 minutes a day you can start moving towards a healthier you.
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Mike Zolfo
Curriculum Focus: Wellness
Meditation and YOU
What can lower oxygen consumption, decrease respiratory rate, increase blood flow and slow the heart rate, lead to a deeper level of physical relaxation, increase productivity, increase job satisfaction, and bring you peace of mind, happiness and bliss? Yes, meditation. Research studies have shown now for over 50 years the many benefits of meditation. Meditation is easy and one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself once you understand what it is and how to do it. Come and explore a few different yoga pathways to peace through meditation.
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Managing Stress:
Insights Panel on Brain, Heart, Nutrition and Women’s Health
Curriculum Focus: Wellness
Uncover the science behind living well and managing stress. A powerhouse panel of expertise in neurology, cardiology, obstetrics/gynecology, and nutrition come together to provide you with insights and actionable takeaways to enhance your health and well being. The panel will be moderated by the founder of the Network of Executive Women and CEO of ExecuInsight, Michele Hanson.
Neelum Aggarwal, M.D.
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Michele M. Hanson
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Elena M. Kamel, M.D.
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Christine C. Tangney, PhD
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Annabelle S. Volgman, M.D., F.A.C.C.
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