2013 Quadruplicity Women's Conference

Registration is now live. Before you register, please look at the Breakout Sessions below, as you will be asked for your choices during the registration process.

The 2013 Chamber’s Annual Quadruplicity Conference, sponsored by the University of Virginia Health System, is a transformative business event that gives women & men invaluable insight and applicable knowledge needed to take charge of what is most important to them.

This leading premier business women’s event centered on career, life, money, and health, sets the standard for women’s success in all quadrants of their lives.

The day-long conference is a gathering of motivated business professionals, female and male alike.

In an inclusive and engaging environment, Quadruplicity opens the doors to significant and lasting experiences in education, networking, mentoring, leadership development, and personal growth.

Keynote Speaker

    Megan Bray, University of Virginia School of Medicine (See Megan's Bio here)

Breakout Session Choices

AM Breakout Sessions
Health:
    Speaker: Melanie Wilson
    Topic: Health: The New Normal

Career:
    Speaker: April Ristau
    Topic: Teaching the Caterpillar to Fly

Life:
    Speaker: Johanna Rude
    Topic: Time Management & Procrastination - How to Make it Work for You

Money:
    Speaker: Terry DeGuzman
    Topic: The Pursuit of Financial Success

PM Breakout Sessions
Health:
    Speaker: Mandy Newberry
    Topic: Optimum Performance: Fitness Strategies for Your Life

Career:
    Speaker: Barbara Linney
    Topic: Stepping Stones to Career Planning

Life:
    Speaker: Gina Mancuso
    Topic: Women Entrepreneurs: Do what you love, follow your dreams!

Money:
    Speaker: Karin Bonding
    Topic: Financial Literacy

Closing Speaker

    Marijean Jaggers
    Topic: Matching Approach to Social Platform -
    Marijean Jaggers of Jaggers Communications will address how to tailor your         brand and your message to meet the needs of audiences across platforms             including mobile use, e-mail, print and broadcast media, Facebook, Twitter and     blogs.

Learn more about the speakers here.