Women in Leadership Summit
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About
Go to live virtual discussions and Q&As, including a keynote discussion with Anna Marrs, Group President of Global Commercial Services and Credit & Fraud Risk at American Express.
Plus, hear from global leaders in MBA and business master’s education, including Carnegie Mellon, University of Cambridge, Georgetown University, Penn State University, USC Marshall, and many more. Event attendees can apply for our exclusive QS World Merit Scholarships, such as our QS WM Women's Scholarship, and enter to win one of five free annual MasterClass subscription!*
Places are free but limited, so make sure to get your free ticket.
*Terms & Conditions apply
What to expect
Our team of MBA experts consults you to schedule your business schools meetings based on your interests, experience and on the schools' criteria.
Panels
Join panels on women in leadership, career coaching and more featuring business leaders and alumni.
Workshops
Join workshops on the skills that will excel your career and advice on MBA and business master’s.
Networking
Network with business leaders including discussions and Q&As, plus university representatives and alumni.
Agenda
Jessica Turner, Group Managing Director at QS
Anna Mars, Group President of Global Commercial Services and Credit & Fraud Risk at American Express
Jason Newman , Chief Commercial Officer at QS
Jessica Turner, Group Managing Director at QS
Joseph Liu, Speaker, Career Consultant, Podcast Host, Writer
Deniz Onar, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Alliances at Experian
Irem Akin, EMEA Marketing Manager at QS
Ashley Lautzenheiser , Associate Director, Pre-MBA & Professional Programs, Forté
Participating Schools
FAQs
Absolutely! Places are limited though, so make sure to register as soon as possible to secure your place.
We’ll email you a unique join link before the event which will open our virtual event platform at the start time. You’ll be able to navigate between the auditorium and breakout rooms to create your own, interactive event experience and attend the sections most relevant to you.
Some of the networking sessions in the virtual breakout rooms can involve a video component. It’s not vital to have your camera on but we do recommend it for a more interactive and engaging experience, and as a way to make more meaningful networking connections.
There’s no dress code, but if you’re joining the networking sessions that include a video component, we recommend business casual attire to help you make the best first impression.
To ensure the best and most seamless user experience, we recommend using your laptop or desktop. Make sure that you have a strong internet connection and check that your web camera and microphone are working properly. We also suggest arriving 10-15 minutes early.
