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We’re Reclaiming Yak!

Women need to talk in powerful ways.

What’s a “Power Yak?”

Research shows mentorship and advocacy are essential for women to advance in business leadership. Businesses know the advantages of connecting with promising leaders and future employees before they even step off the graduation stage. Cultivating a pipeline of talent is mutually beneficial to students and future employers, which is where the Cassandra Voss Center comes in.

At this innovative event, the Cassandra Voss Center connects Greater Green Bay women leaders and St. Norbert College female students to yak: learn from one another, eat some cheese and, most importantly, talk. There are lots of derogatory phrases for women talking: clucking, chattering, buzzing, gossiping, yipping, yakking. We think it’s important for women to talk in powerful ways, so we’re reclaiming “yak.”

How We’ll “Power Yak”

  • Gather, meet and drink.
  • Karen Stuckey, SNC alumna and Senior Vice President at Walmart, will launch the hour with a short talk on leadership lessons.
  • Power Yak: Fun, fast-paced “speed networking,” connecting students and women business leaders.

Further Details

  • Location: The Cassandra Voss Center at 311 Grant St. in De Pere. Across from the Kress Inn and Bemis International Center on the corner of 3rd and Grant Streets.
  • Parking: Park in lot directly next door to Cassandra Voss Center (across from Kress Inn).
  • Arrival: We recommend you arrive around 2:45 p.m. so you have time to enjoy some wine, cheese and discussion with other participants before the program.
  • Attire: Business casual.
  • Bring: Business cards if you have them.

Sponsored by Schneider

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