The Women’s Business Council's mission is to empower, recognize and inspire women in business and the community in the Lehigh Valley. 

The Women’s Business Council provides information and a networking forum for women in management, professional and private enterprise. Monthly luncheons rotate between networking sessions and educational programs. Luncheon topics include health issues, sales and marketing strategies, personal growth and professional development.

For more information, contact Danielle Joseph at daniellej@lehighvalleychamber.org

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FAQ’s About Women to Women Mentoring Program
 
What topics are addressed in the course?
The program covers a wide array of business-related topics such as leadership, communication, presentation skills, networking and giving and receiving feedback. In addition, participants receive a comprehensive DiSC  report, which provides insight into behavioral profiles and related communication styles.
 
I don’t work in a traditional corporate environment. Is this the right program for me?
Yes! Mentoring is for everyone, and our classes are a diverse mix of people working in corporate, nonprofit and even entrepreneurial positions.
 
How will this program provide a well-rounded experience that extends beyond my career?
Past participants have consistently said that the skills they honed in the mentoring program had a strong crossover into their personal lives – improved communication, stronger emotional intelligence and bolstered confidence.
 
How do I know if I am ready for this program?
Our participants are a range of ages, with varying work experience. The program is designed for anyone looking to learn, grow or take a career to the next level. You do not have to lead a team or have decades of experience behind you to thrive in this program. All you need is a an open mind, a willingness to commit to the program and a desire to boost your leadership skills.
 
Is homework assigned?
Depending on the monthly topic, there could be work required outside of the classroom setting. These projects might involve writing a short presentation, working through case studies applicable to the workplace or just checking in with your accountability groups to see what others are learning and continue the conversation outside of class.
 
Does the program include any one-on-one mentoring?
The program is designed as group mentoring, where all participants benefit from the mentors leading each session, as well as the input and experiences from other mentees in the course. While program mentors often continue discussions outside of class with individuals or small groups, the bulk of the mentoring will take place in the sessions, which are team-taught by two mentors each month.

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