AEE World CWEEL Reception (partnered with Leaders in Energy) – September 26, 2019

Join us for an afternoon of networking at the Council of Women in Energy and Environmental Leadership (CWEEL) Reception at AEE World on Thursday, September 26th, from 4:00 – 6:00 pm, Salon H at the Walter Washington Convention Center in Washington DC.   Leaders in Energy is a supporting partner and our community is eligible for a supporting partner discount to attend for $20 (see registration form for more details).   (Men are also welcome to attend!)

Meet with AEE World attendees from around DC, the US. and world who are attending the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) World Energy Conference,

The Council on Women in Energy & Environmental Leadership’s mission is to support career development for professional women, mentoring, networking, and scholarships for aspiring women to pursue technical education and careers in the energy and environmental fields. CWEEL is a division of the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE).

Register here or at the CWEEL website at http://www.cweel.org/   (NOTE: Select Conference or Expo Visitor (free), then all the options for the events appear, including the workshop and the reception, etc.)

There are a number of other CWEEL events taking place that day which are free that you may also like to also attend as follows:

Free CWEEL Breakfast
Thursday, September 26th | 7:30-9:00am
Hall A
Join us for a free breakfast presenting case studies of successful women-owned businesses, as well as discussing the unique barriers and opportunities these firms encounter in the marketplace.
Speaker is Denise Turner Roth
Chief Development Officer
WSP

Free Workshop at AEE World
Engager Networking – 9 Steps to Rock a Business Networking Event
Thursday, September 26th | 1:30-2:30 pm
Salon G
Presented by Emily Beck, Business Development Manager with Schneider Electric’s Cleantech Division, this workshop shares how to overcome this anxiety and successfully network in any situation by putting yourself “in state” by assuming the role of The Engager instead of The Salesperson.