About Event
JOIN WOMEN UNITED for a leadership experience that challenges the status quo and celebrates women leading across various sectors.
• Be inspired by leaders driving local change
• Spark new connections and build your network
• Gain actionable leadership insights
• Support local women-led initiatives
Whether you’re looking to grow your leadership skills, connect with like-minded changemakers, or support local women-led initiatives, this is the place to be.
• Date: November 13, 2025
• Time: 8:30 AM–12:00 PM
• Location: Bayview Yards
• Tickets $35 / Bundles available
Hosted by Women United
Part of United Way East Ontario, Women United is a collective of changemakers advancing gender equity locally. Raising over $1 million for programs that: prevent gender-based violence, empower women in leadership, support young mothers, and build an equitable economy.
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