2018 Marcum Boston Women's Forum

Women Having a Voice, Our Health, Our Earth, Our Strength

We are excited to announce the Marcum Women's Forum to be held in Boston on November 12, 2018.

The second annual Marcum Women's Forum, geared to high net worth and executive women, is a breakfast event featuring nationally prominent women speakers who will address topics essential to women's well-being.

 

FEATURED SPEAKER   Chelsea Clinton Vice Chair, Clinton Foundation Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair of the Clinton Foundation, works to drive the vision and programmatic work of the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation. As Vice Chair of the Foundation, Chelsea is a tireless advocate for the work of the Foundation. She works alongside Foundation leadership toward a shared goal of making the Clinton Foundation one of the most effective and efficient global NGOs in the world. Chelsea currently teaches at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and previously worked at McKinsey & Company and Avenue Capital.

GUEST SPEAKERS   Arden O'Connor Founder, O'Connor Professional Group Arden O'Connor founded the O'Connor Professional Group to address the needs of families and individuals struggling with an array of behavioral health issues, including addiction, mental health disorders, eating disorders, learning, and other developmental challenges. With several relatives in recovery, Arden is passionate about helping families and individuals navigate the highly fragmented treatment system in a way that creates positive outcomes and allows families to heal.       Lisa Garcia Vice President, Litigation for Healthy Communities As the Vice President of Litigation for Healthy Communities, Lisa Garcia charts Earthjustice's course in groundbreaking and high impact litigation to protect communities and families from the wide range of pollution issues that confront them on a daily basis. For decades, Earthjustice has worked at the regional and national levels to ensure widespread protections from air and water pollution and exposure to toxic chemicals. Lisa works to continue and strengthen Earthjustice's legacy of winning protections for these families and communities.