Sunday 18th September
WIE Enterprise Day
In association with NYCDEC – the New York Economic Development Corporation
Brought to you by the best next generation entrepreneurs
Location – 82 Mercer Street, New York NY 10012
Please join us for a day of learning. Not the boring, sit in the classroom kind, but the fun, learn from those on the front lines kind! We have brought together a myriad of impressive, successful, dynamic and willing entrepreneurs to share their stories and teach us all. Whether it is learning how to pitch yourself and end up on the cover of Fast Company or get funding, these amazing individuals are giving their Sunday to bring their triumphs and hurdles to the front lines of WIE. Space is very limited so sign up fast!
Times subject to change:
Workshops and Business Masterclasses
8.15am Registration
8.50am Welcome Speeches
9.00am Spotlight Session 1: The Business of A Global Brand
9.30am The Business of Strategic Thinking – Developing the Right Mindset to Succeed
10.20am The Business of Beauty (hosted by Target)
11.10am The Business of Tech
12.00pm The Business of Music
1.30pm LUNCH BREAK (Snacks provided for all day pass holders)
2:30pm Spotlight Session 2
The Business of Building An Empire – Moira Forbes in Conversation with Tamara Mellon, OBE
3: 10pm
Spotlight Speech: Nancy Pelosi – Democratic Leader of the United States House of Representatives
Introduction By: Jeffrey Sachs – American economist and Director of the Earth Institute at Columbia – INTRO
4pm The Business of Film
The Business of Money – Raising It, Making It & Keeping It
5pm The Business of Fashion
The Business of Building a Network
6-6:30PM End Session: Startup Surgery in Association with Tech Stars
Three startups will receive professional diagnosis on the current health of their business, the winner will receive a prescription for future growth, .
Day Ends.
Monday 19th September
WIE Inspiration Day
Hosted by Sarah Brown, Arianna Huffington and Donna Karan
Location – 82 Mercer
Our fearless hosts lead us through a day of moving storytelling. Hear from some of the most impressive minds in philanthropy, politics, business, entertainment and media. Whether your goal is to make a real difference to the issues you care about or to get tips from your role models about overcoming the obstacles to success, here’s where you get help becoming the very best version of yourself. You’ll be joined by 500 of your peers – smart, engaged, successful women, the future leaders. And you’ll make incredible lifelong connections. Believe us, you’ll leave feeling inspired and very empowered.
7-8:30 am: Registration
Please arrive early to sign up for sessions on the Karan Floor as there are limited space.
Huffington & Brown Room
8:30-9:30 am Welcome Speeches & Spotlights
9:35-10:20am Women In Media – Hosted by The Huffington Post
10: 30 – 11:15pm Getting women off the sidelines in business and public life – effecting real change
12:10 – 1:10pm New solutions for Africa – Hosted by Johnson & Johnson
Moms for Social Good
Lunch breaks into three sessions between 1:35-3:15pm
1:35-2:15pm The future of girls education
2.:25-3:15pm Men Playing Their Part for women & children
3:30 – 4:20pm The mind body & spirit –Finding the calm amongst the chaos
4:40 – 5:40pm The Green Revolution
5:40-7:00pm WIE Awards
Karan Floor
9:30-10: 25am Philanthropy, social enterprise & corporate social responsibility
10.35 – 11:15am Unstoppable Women
12:10 – 1:10pm The art of communication – Hosted by Ogilvy
2:25 – 3:20pm Inspirational Entrepreneurs
3: 35 – 4:20pm Advocacy & making a difference
4:40 – 5:30pm Internet Entrepreneurs


cynthia greenblatt
on Aug 28th, 2011
@ 1:23 am:
It is unclear from your website how to register for the WIE Enterprise sessions. Does the $250 fee cover entrance to all the sessions? Or, is the fee required to attend and the sessions, The Business of Tech for example, are extra cost?
Thanks for your help.
dee
on Aug 29th, 2011
@ 4:43 am:
Hi Cynthia,
The $250 fee covers all sessions. Its a great deal. Hope to see you there.
WIE
Linda Stone
on Aug 30th, 2011
@ 2:47 pm:
Hi! I attended last year and am looking forward to attending again. Your home page makes reference to attending “coffee” sessions on Monday but I don’t see any place to register for them. Also, last year, you had a range of prices with a higher price for attending smaller sessions and evening event. This year, it looks like there is only one higher fee than last year. Can you clarify?
Thanks!
Linda
Rachel
on Aug 30th, 2011
@ 11:00 pm:
Hi there! I was looking at the tickets, which are $600 but the above comment states that they are $250 for all sessions? Help?
Would love to attend!
Rachel
dee
on Aug 31st, 2011
@ 12:37 am:
Hi Rachel,
Its $250 to attend all sessions on Enterprise Day on Sept 18th, Day 1
Thanks
The WIE Team
dee
on Aug 31st, 2011
@ 12:51 am:
Hi Linda,
Its a flat fee for each day. Just makes the registration process simpler. Unfortunately the Coffee With sessions are now full.
Regards
The WIE team
reve
on Sep 8th, 2011
@ 8:03 pm:
hi -
attended last year with 4 others – would like to attend again but – information inconsistent – last year ticket sellers via phone navigated inconsistencies.
not finding enterprise day schedule/times for each $55 segment –
how does one purchase tickets without knowing these times?
will there be Q&A’s? none last year – hoping for them this year.
coffee with sessions really full? – disappointing!
please advise.
thank you.
reve
Generation Inspiration: WIE Can Change the World | MENTAL MAKEUP
on Sep 10th, 2011
@ 3:22 pm:
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Michelle Brown
on Sep 10th, 2011
@ 3:49 pm:
I am traveling from South Africa and would just like to know what the times are for registration etc on 18 & 19 September-many thanks!
Hugely excited to be attending!
Barbara Cervasio
on Sep 16th, 2011
@ 11:26 am:
Please provide address of the event.
Aslan
on Sep 24th, 2011
@ 8:55 am:
Thanks for writing such an easy-to-understand aritlce on this topic.