Own Your Shine event highlights women of color in Snohomish County

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The "Own Your Shine" event, taking place in Snohomish County from February 21 to February 22, 2025, serves as a powerful platform for celebrating the accomplishments of women of color. Keynote speaker Darby Wheeler will lead discussions on empowerment, representation, and the importance of community support in the realms of business and finance. By fostering connections among attendees, the event aims to create a network of support that encourages professional growth and personal development. This initiative is particularly significant as it highlights the ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion within the local community. The event underscores the critical role that women of color play in shaping the business landscape in Washington and beyond.

Participants can anticipate engaging conversations and valuable insights that reflect the unique challenges and triumphs faced by women of color today. The emphasis on empowerment and community engagement positions this event as a vital contributor to local social movements. Overall, "Own Your Shine" promises to inspire and uplift, leaving a lasting impact on those involved.

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