Let’s face it: We live in a world full of choices and unlimited amounts of information. Whether you’re navigating a job change, a career goal, relationship conundrum, a personal struggle, or a health-related decision, sometimes the best way to cut through the noise is by talking it out.

That’s where your Personal Board of Directors (PBOD) comes in – to tell it like it is.

A PBOD is a trusted circle of individuals who act as your sounding board, to offer honest insights, thoughtful advice, and feedback you might not get from colleagues or even close friends. They help you think critically about your decisions, weigh pros and cons, and consider paths you might not have seen on your own.

Your PBOD doesn’t need to meet as a group, and it’s your choice as to whether you formally let people know they’re part of it. What matters most is having a set of voices you trust to help you grow, stay grounded, and move forward with confidence.

At this joint event between WTS and WiSE, you’ll hear from a panel of professionals who will share their personal experiences with building and leaning on their PBODs. You’ll also participate in an interactive exercise to help you begin shaping your own.

Thank you to everyone who joined our annual mentoring event!  It was great to be back in person to learn from our wonderful mentors, Denise Richards, Jennifer Waters, and Natalie Bird!

Thanks to everyone who attended our professional development event in Conshohocken!  It was a great discussion with our speaker, Diane Hauser.

Thank you for joining our event with Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) Philadelphia!  Our moderators, marketers, and technical staff shared great ideas about collaborating and working better together!

Thank you to those who attended our end of year bowling event at Lucky Strike!
We look forward to planning more events next year. Stay tuned!

Thanks to all who attended the construction tour hosted by Thornton Tomasetti and Turner Construction at 2000 Arch.

Thank you to everyone who attended our virtual mentoring event!  It was a great conversations with our wonderful mentors, Wendy Allen, May Elkhattab, and Melanie Rodbart.  Thank you for sharing your experiences with us!