Empowering Women in Nonprofit LeadershipNavigating the Current Nonprofit Environment
Thursday, January 22, 2026 | 5:30-7:30 PMW&M Washington Center901 4th ST NW, Suite 700, Washington, D.C. 20001
Nonprofit leaders are facing pressures unlike any in recent memory: shrinking resources, rising community needs, staff burnout and a rapidly shifting policy landscape. If you're feeling the strain, you are not alone and you deserve space to connect with leaders who understand these challenges firsthand.On January 22nd, the W&M Washington Center will host accomplished women in nonprofit leadership for a moderated, solutions-driven panel discussion on navigating the current nonprofit landscape. Featuring executives from diverse sectors, this event offers practical insights, hard-won lessons and innovative approaches shaped by women who have led organizations through profound uncertainty.Featured Voices
Moderated by: Inga Carboni, associate professor, William & Mary's Raymond A. Mason School of Business
Leading through uncertainty requires more than strategy. It calls for collective courage and action. Whether you're responding to lingering post-pandemic shifts, political volatility, or the growing needs of your team and community, this event provides a rare opportunity to step back, gain perspective and learn alongside peers who do the work every day.What to Expect:
Presented with support from the Society of 1918 and the Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement's W&M@Work program, this event underscores the power of the William & Mary network to bridge academia, government and industry.
Space is limited to 75 participants to support meaningful dialogue and connection. Join us for a conversation grounded in honesty, community and solutions for the road ahead. All are welcome to participate.
Questions? Contact Tomi@wm.edu