Better Business Bureau’s Annual Women’s Conference – The Stuff of Legacy

It’s time to create a legacy. Hear from women who’ve built their own, the choices they made, and how yours can change outcomes for others! The BBB Serving Sacramento & Northeast California’s annual conference brings our region’s women professionals and business owners together, while also answering “How’d she do it?” behind the accomplishments of those shaping business, our community, and everything that comes next.

• Keynote: Rebekah Dopp, CEO of the International Association of Better Business Bureaus
• “The Emotional Side of Money” with Tari Vickery
• Women, Work, and What’s Next: A fireside chat on parity, progress, and what’s next
• Trailblazers: A panel of local women living bold, unconventional lives
• Creative Inlets & Outlets: A panel to share how we can all better harness imagination in the workplace
• Purpose Beyond Profit: Business philanthropy in action in the Greater Sacramento Region and how you can get involved
• Emerging Leaders: Gold Award Girl Scouts – Heart of Central California creating real community impact
• The Leap That Changed Everything: Stories of Women Who Turned Doubt Into Direction — Women who forged their own way in underrepresented spaces

Women, Work, and What’s Next
A fireside chat with Tami Hackbarth, care coach and host of the 100% Guilt-Free Self-Care podcast, and Darcy Totten, Executive Director of the independent California Commission on the Status of Women & Girls. This tete-a-tete conversation will examine the current landscape for women in the workplace, looking at progress made, persistent gaps, and the realities shaping women’s professional experiences today. Tami and Darcy will discuss things like parity, leadership representation, workplace culture, and economic forces influencing women in business, as well as what these trends might signal for the future. Attendees will gain perspective on where momentum is building, what challenges remain, and how their actions and decisions today can shape more equitable outcomes for generations to come.