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Authentic Leadership Program Lunch and Learn Session

Choate Construction 2907 Providence Road, Charlotte, United States

Interested in learning more about CREW Charlotte’s Authentic Leadership Program? Join us on May 2nd for a free informative introduction with the program organizers and past graduates. This introductory session will be led by the Program Director, Dr. Dawn Chanland. Dawn is the MBA Director Professor of Management & Organizational Behavior in the McColl School of Business with over 25 years of business, consulting, and academic experience and over 10 teaching and research awards since the beginning of her academic career. Learn how the Authentic Leadership Program will guide you on your journey through self-discovery, arming you with the tools to achieve your full authentic leadership potential.  Lunch will be served.

Coffee Klatch – University/Northlake

Panera - Northlake 9309 Center Lake Drive, Suite 100, Charlotte, NC

Join CREW Charlotte for a Coffee Klatch in the University/Northlake area.  

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Volunteer Day with CREW Charlotte – May 2023

CREW Charlotte Members –   CREW Charlotte has an exciting upcoming volunteer opportunity at the Habitat Charlotte Region ReStore!   Please see details and registration instructions below.   WHEN: Thursday, May 11th  from 10am-1pm WHERE: 3326 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC WHO: You may invite non-CREW members to join you, but no one under 16 is eligible to volunteer WHAT: Volunteer groups typically help unload donated household items, organize, and clean the donations, maintain the cleanliness and organization of the store, and assist customers with carry-outs after purchase. HOW MANY: 8 volunteers (as people register the site will inform you of how many spots are still available.   Please use the following registration instructions to sign up as well as sign our volunteer waiver: STEP 1: Go to the Habitat Charlotte Region Group Shift Search link: https://habitatcltvolunteers.force.com/apex/VolunteerGroupSearch STEP 2: Enter your group ID number (2847) STEP 3: Check the box next to the group name; Click “SELECT” STEP 4: On the Volunteer Group Shift Search page, click “SEARCH” and your team’s scheduled shift(s) will appear. Choose the desired shift(s) and click “SELECT” STEP 5: NEW USER/VOLUNTEER: Click “New User” to be prompted to create a new account. EXISTING USER/RETURNING VOLUNTEER: Your volunteer account email is your username.  If you've forgotten your password, you can request a new one by clicking "Forgot Your Password?" Please note:  Our database has upgraded its security.  You must use Windows 7 or newer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome.      For questions, please feel free to reach out to CREW’s Habitat for Humanity Co-Chairs: Nicole Holcomb Nicole.holcomb@cbtcares.com Makayla Stiffler Makayla.stiffler@greerwalker.com   Thank you and look forward to seeing you at this awesome event!

CREW Charlotte’s Signature Luncheon with Sarah Thomas: “Breaking Through: My Journey to Becoming the First Female NFL Official”

Sarah Thomas The NFL’s First Female Official; One of the Sports Illustrated 100 Most Influential NFL Figures of All Time Sarah Thomas is a woman of many firsts – she was the first female official to ever work a major college football game, the first woman to officiate a bowl game, and the first to officiate in a Big Ten stadium. And as of February 7, 2021, she is the first female to officiate a Super Bowl. One of the Sports Illustrated 100 most influential figures of all time, Sarah shares essential leadership lessons from her journey to the top of a male-dominated industry and vital insights on shattering the glass ceiling in the world of professional sports. As an exemplar of what’s possible if you believe, Sarah brings audiences takeaways on breaking through in your own career, from staying focused under pressure and creating change to managing work-life balance and being the best you can be. The Hilton Charlotte 11:00 a.m. - Networking 11:30 a.m. - Luncheon $150 Members/$200 Guests $2,000 Table Host (reserved table of 8)   Registration is now closed. Please email Patty Trepp Drummond if you would like to be added to the waitlist.   Thank You to Our Presenting Sponsor   Thank You to Our Supporting Sponsors   Additional Sponsorship Opportunities Still Available!  

Authentic Leadership Program Information Session

Not Just Coffee - Jay Street 1026 Jay Street, Charlotte, NC

Interested in learning more about CREW Charlotte’s Authentic Leadership Program? Join us for a casual meet and greet with Authentic Leadership Program alumni to discuss the program and answer questions.

Until Justice Just Is

Choate Construction 2907 Providence Road, Charlotte, United States

In continued support of our YWCA partnership, CREW Charlotte will be holding an open discussion event, Until Justice Just Is (UJJI), formally known as Stand Against Racism. As part of the YWCA’s racial justice efforts, they want to continue education efforts in our community.  As we activate our community we invite you to join us again for our Stand + Commit! As a reminder, UJJI  is an annual series of events held at YWCAs across the country that raise awareness about the negative impact of institutional and structural racism in our communities and build community among those who work for racial justice. This year, the YWCA will focus on mental health and racial trauma. We are inviting CREW members and friends to come together and discuss the different types of racism and how each is displayed in various environments. The open discussion that CREW Charlotte will hold alongside the YWCA will provide a facilitator’s guide for you and your colleagues to have a discussion about the different types of racism and how they manifest in our world. The guide will also invite your group to put together a list of questions to ask each other as a way of supporting one another when racism does manifest. This tool can be used to discuss acts of racism displayed on the national stage as well as in various spaces.