Don’t Forget to Register for September’s Networking and Leadership Conference

July 25, 2022

Be sure not to forget to register for the Networking and Leadership Conference: Unlocking Women’s Leadership Potential, which will be held on September 13, 2022, in Chicago.

The half-day conference is being hosted by ISSA Hygieia Network, an ISSA Charities™ signature program dedicated to the advancement and retention of women in the cleaning industry. The event will bring together attendees who hold positions across all cleaning industry areas and levels. 

“We’re excited to provide a space for professionals to come together and gain resources that help women advance in the cleaning industry,” said Dr. Felicia Townsend, ISSA Hygieia Network program director. “We can’t thank our guest speakers enough for providing their vital knowledge and giving attendees the necessary tools to accelerate their careers.” 

Also consider signing up for post-conference networking that will take place on Chicago’s Leading Lady luxury vessel.

The conference is located at the Palmer House Hilton in downtown Chicago. Attendees can make hotel reservations by clicking here.

To learn more about Hygieia’s Networking and Leadership Conference and to register, please click here.

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