ABWA Spring Conference Program 2026

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US FOR ABWA’S 2026 SPRING VIRTUAL CONFERENCE. WHILE THE SPRING CONFERENCE EVOLVED FROM THE REGIONAL EVENTS ONCE HELD ACROSS THE COUNTRY, ITS CORE MISSION REMAINS THE SAME: TO BRING MEMBERS TOGETHER TO GROW—STRENGTHENING OURSELVES, OUR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS, AND OUR LEAGUES.

Table of Contents 04 2026 Spring Campaign 05 From the Executive Director 06 Spring Conference Merch 07 Schedule at a Glance 09 Achieve Call Outs 10 Open for Notes 25 Open for Notes 12 Speaker Information 12 Keynote Session with Christen Strags 14 Keynote Session with Sylvia Baffour 16 Session with Jarrett R. Ransom 17 Skills Lab with KiKi L’Italien 18 Skills Lab with Ricky Banks 19 Session with Borzou Azabdaftari 20 Session with Deedre Daniel 21 League Development 22 Organizational Management 23 Membership Topics 24 Leadership Topics 26 Upcoming Events 27 2026 NWLC Spring Conference Promo

ACTIVATE HER AMBITION WITH ABWA 2026 ABWA SPRING CAMPAIGN March 1, 2026–May 30, 2026 You didn’t get where you are alone—and neither should she. At ABWA, we believe ambition grows stronger when it’s shared. By referring a new member, you’re opening the door for another woman to activate her ambition through education, leadership, and a powerful national network. As a thank you for helping others, enjoy these gifts the next time you’re being active. YOUR REWARDS REFER ONE NEW MEMBER Receive an ABWA microfiber yoga mat towel. 1 REFER THREE NEW MEMBERS Receive an ABWA branded workout jacket. 2 GRAND PRIZE DRAWING FOR EVERY MEMBER YOU REFER TO ABWA YOU GET ONE ENTRY INTO THE GRAND PRIZE DRAWING FOR ONE OURA 4 SMART RING. OURA 4 SMART RING VALUED AT $349 GRAND PRIZE DRAWING When submitting a referral form online, your referral contact will be notified by email that you referred her name for membership in the American Business Women’s Association. A member of the National Headquarters Team will email your friend or colleague to inform her about membership opportunities available in ABWA. The rest is up to her! abwa.org/refer-a-friend/ webmail@abwa.org 913.732.5100

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 5 From the Executive Director ELIZABETH JOHNSON, CAE Executive Director, ABWA Dear ABWA Members, Thank you for joining us for ABWA’s 2026 Spring Virtual Conference. While the Spring Conference evolved from the regional events once held across the country, its core mission remains the same: to bring members together to grow— strengthening ourselves, our professional skills, and our leagues. The content and topics you’ll experience over the next two days were shaped directly by you. Through surveys and conversations with our members, we identified the challenges you’re facing and the successes you’re eager to share. As a result, this conference delivers both inspiration and practical, actionable takeaways. Our Skills Labs, in particular, are designed to equip you with tools and ideas you can implement immediately. At the National Women’s Leadership Conference, we heard members say, “Our league could use help with this,” just as often as we heard, “Our league is doing a great job with that.” It became clear that we needed to create more intentional space for leagues to learn from one another. In ABWA, you are never alone, neither as a member nor as a league. We are here to support and elevate one another in every facet. That is the spirit of ABWA, and it is the culture that makes our organization so special. I hope you leave this conference feeling empowered, equipped, and connected. Enjoy the event! ELIZABETH JOHNSON, CAE Executive Director, ABWA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A MESSAGE From The

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 7 From the Executive Director FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 9:00 AM–10:00 AM Conference Welcome & ABWA Business/Recognition 10:00 AM–11:00 AM Keynote Presentation: Christen Strags 11:00 AM–11:15 AM Break 11:15 AM–12:15 PM Fundraising with Confidence From the Fundraising Academy at National University 12:15 PM–1:00 PM Lunch Break 1:00 PM–2:30 PM Working Smarter with AI: Practical Skills for Confident Business & Marketing Communication with KiKi L’Italien 2:30 PM–2:45 PM Break 2:45 PM–4:15 PM Skills Lab: Having Difficult Conversations with Your Team with Ricky Banks 4:15 PM–5:00 PM Vibes > KPI’s with Borzou Azabdaftari SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 9:00 AM–9:30 AM Welcome & Housekeeping 9:30 AM–10:30 AM League Development: Organizational Management Topics 10:30 AM–11:00 AM Break 11:00 AM–12:00 PM Keynote Presentation: Sylvia Baffour 12:00 PM–12:45 PM Lunch Break 12:45 PM–1:45 PM The Very Interesting Game Show® with Deedre Daniel 1:45 PM–2:00 PM Break 2:00 PM–3:00 PM League Development: Membership Topics 3:00 PM–4:00 PM League Development: Leadership Topics 4:00 PM–5:00 PM 2026 NWLC Preview & Wrap-Up All times listed are CDT. SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE GLANCE

ACHIEVE A Publication of the American Business Women’s Association | Issue 1, 2026 The Power of Fun at Work...08 | Why Video Builds Trust Faster Than Any Marketing Tool...14 Feature Articles The Achieve newsletter is created with our members in mind, and your feedback helps us make it even better. Please take a few minutes to complete our short surveys and share your submissions. Your voice shapes Achieve! Call for Contributors ABWA welcomes professionals with experience in related fields to submit articles for publication in our June issue of Achieve, which focuses on the broader theme of Career Growth & Financial Well-Being. We’re seeking thoughtful, well-researched pieces that reflect professional expertise and offer practical guidance to support long-term career advancement and financial confidence. Submissions should deliver clear insights and useful frameworks that help inform and empower our members. We will select one article of those submitted to be featured in Achieve, Issue 3. Achieve Wants to Hear From You! What skill, certification, or experience has delivered the biggest return on your career investment so far? The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 9

12 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC Speaker Information Christen Strags Keynote Session: UnDrafted: How the Underdogs Become Elite and How You Can Too FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 10:00 AM–11:00 AM In “Undrafted,” former WNBA Strength Coach Christen Strags reveals the mindset, training strategies, and daily habits that transform overlooked athletes into All-Stars and Olympians and shows women how to apply these same principles to their careers, health, and lives. This is a performance playbook rooted in real stories from elite sports, backed by science, and designed to be immediately actionable. Christen teaches attendees how to perform under pressure, build sustainable resilience, and invest in the behind-the-scenes work that separates high performers from everyone else. She teaches frameworks for better sleep,

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 13 Speaker Information recovery, and preparation attendees can use the next day to show up stronger, stay consistent, and thrive in high-stakes environments. Your audience will walk away ready to perform, not just motivated to try. Key Takeaways: • Redefine Mental Toughness: Discover why elite athletes balance grit with grace, knowing when to push and when to recover. • Master The Fundamentals: Adopt the daily habits top performers use to stay consistent, recover smart, and avoid burnout. • Own Your Preparation: Stop waiting for permission or validation and start investing in the unseen work that creates lasting results. Christen Strags is a high-performance consultant and keynote speaker who spent nearly a decade at the highest levels of elite sport, training WNBA All-Stars, Olympians, and Hall of Famers. She’s seen what separates the underdogs who make it from the ones who don’t. And it’s not talent. It’s how they prepare, decide, and execute under pressure. Christen translates those elite performance system into corporate environments, helping leaders and teams close the gap between their potential and their performance. Through her signature frameworks, including the Peak Performance Equation and Separation Factor, she equips professionals with the tools to outperform expectations without burning out. Her message is clear: You don’t have to be drafted first to perform at an elite level. You just have to prepare like it. HER MESSAGE IS CLEAR: YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE DRAFTED FIRST TO PERFORM AT AN ELITE LEVEL. YOU JUST HAVE TO PREPARE LIKE IT.

14 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC Speaker Information Sylvia Baffour Keynote Session: Dare to CareTM Women in business are constantly inspiring, influencing, and advocating across generations, industries, and power dynamics that demand both confidence and emotional agility. In this engaging opening keynote, I reframe emotional intelligence not as a soft skill, but as a strategic advantage. Through my signature Dare to Care™ framework, participants learn how to use emotions intentionally to strengthen credibility, build trust, and increase influence. Whether leading within their careers, their businesses, or their ABWA chapters. Designed to set the tone for the conference, this keynote provides a shared emotional and strategic lens participants will continue applying throughout discussions on leadership, fundraising, advocacy, and chapter growth. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 11:00 AM–12:00 PM

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 15 Speaker Information Key Takeaways: • A practical understanding of how emotional intelligence directly fuels influence, leadership, and culture. • Strategies for navigating multi-generational communication with greater confidence and clarity. • Tools for showing up powerfully in male-dominated environments without suppressing authenticity. • A framework for using emotions intentionally to build trust, engagement, and buy-in. • Heightened awareness of how their presence and communication activate others, long after an interaction ends. Sylvia Baffour is an internationally recognized keynote speaker, executive coach, and author of I Dare You to Care, specializing in emotional intelligence, resilience, and workplace culture. Named one of HubSpot’s Top 15 Female Motivational Speakers alongside Oprah Winfrey and Mel Robbins, she has delivered transformative presentations for Fortune 500 companies, global nonprofits, and industry associations across energy, banking, healthcare, and tech. Drawing on over 20 years of experience and a life lived in eight countries, Sylvia brings a globally inclusive perspective, fluency in five languages, and a gift for connecting across cultures. Her work equips leaders and teams to navigate change, foster trust, and strengthen human connection in complex environments. Mentored for 13 years by the legendary Dr. Maya Angelou, Sylvia blends inspiring storytelling, research-driven insights, and actionable strategies to spark lasting change, one audience, and one conversation, at a time. DRAWING ON OVER 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND A LIFE LIVED IN EIGHT COUNTRIES, SYLVIA BRINGS A GLOBALLY INCLUSIVE PERSPECTIVE, FLUENCY IN FIVE LANGUAGES, AND A GIFT FOR CONNECTING ACROSS CULTURES.

16 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC Speaker Information FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 11:15 AM–12:15 PM Fundraising doesn’t have to feel uncomfortable or uncertain. In this engaging 60-minute webinar, Fundraising with Confidence, we’ll explore relationship-centric practices that shift fundraising from transactional asks to meaningful, mission-driven conversations. Incorporating the Cause Selling Education model from the Fundraising Academy at National University, this session will help participants understand how to confidently connect donors to purpose, passion, and impact. You’ll learn practical tools to build authentic relationships, clearly communicate your organization’s value, and approach funding conversations with confidence and clarity. Whether you’re new to fundraising or looking to sharpen your skills, you’ll walk away with actionable strategies to secure financial support while staying aligned with your mission and values—and the confidence to lead the conversation. Jarrett R. Ransom, MBA, is a Certified Trainer for Fundraising Academy and best known as the Nonprofit Nerd®. Based in Phoenix, AZ, Jarrett founded her consulting firm in 2009, working exclusively with nonprofits nationwide. As President and CEO of The Rayvan Group, Jarrett has successfully partnered with nonprofits ranging from early-stage startups to multi-million-dollar organizations, developing sustainable fundraising strategies that strengthen revenue and expand their impact. Jarrett R. Ransom Session: Fundraising with Confidence

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 17 Speaker Information FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 1:00 PM–2:30 PM KiKi L’Italien Skills Lab: Working Smarter with AI: Practical Skills for Confident Business & Marketing Communication AI tools are becoming a regular part of professional life but knowing how to use them confidently and responsibly is what truly matters. In this interactive skills-based workshop, participants will learn practical ways to apply AI to real business and marketing communication tasks such as email responses, newsletters, content planning, and workflow support. Through live demonstrations, guided exercises, and small-group discussion, attendees will build clarity and confidence without feeling overwhelmed or “behind.” Participants will leave with a clear understanding of where AI fits into their work and at least one practical process they can begin using immediately. KiKi L’Italien is a leadership speaker, strategist, and longtime community builder known for helping professionals navigate change without losing clarity, confidence, or their voice. For more than 16 years, KiKi led and evolved one of the association industry’s most trusted media communities, where her work focused on helping leaders make smart decisions in fast-changing environments. Today, she works with organizations and business professionals on communication, brand storytelling, and practical decision-making— especially when new tools and expectations arrive faster than clear guidance. KiKi’s approach to AI is grounded and pragmatic. Rather than focusing on hype or automation for its own sake, she helps people understand where AI fits into business and marketing communication—and where human judgment, standards, and voice still matter. Her sessions are known for turning complexity into usable processes that participants can apply immediately. Previously, KiKi created and hosted Association Chat, a community media brand acquired in 2024. She is also the host of the Things Go Sideways podcast. KiKi’s work has been recognized with multiple industry honors, including the ASAE Academy of Leaders Award, recognizing her leadership and trust-building across industries.

18 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC Speaker Information FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 2:45 PM–4:15 PM This interactive workshop equips leaders with a practical framework for navigating difficult conversations with clarity, respect, and confidence. Participants explore why these conversations feel challenging, practice diagnosing emotional and power dynamics, and apply the PREP framework to real workplace scenarios. Through small-group breakouts, peer discussion, and live coaching, leaders build skills to address conflict, give feedback, and set boundaries without avoiding or overexplaining. The session concludes with personal action planning to help participants leave ready to initiate a real conversation with courage and purpose. Ricky Banks is a Senior Lean and Six Sigma Coach at Gemba Academy with over 20 years of experience driving operational excellence and empowering teams. He has successfully deployed Lean and Six Sigma methodologies across manufacturing and distribution operations, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. With a deep passion for mentoring, training, and coaching, Ricky engages individuals and teams in the pursuit of excellence. Prior to joining Gemba Academy, he held key leadership roles including Senior Continuous Improvement Manager, Senior MBB-Lean Deployment Manager, Process Improvement Manager—Corporate Excellence, and Quality/Environmental Coordinator. Earlier in his career, Ricky spent 17 years in the manufacturing industry. Ricky Banks Skills Lab: Having Difficult Conversations with Your Team

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 19 Speaker Information FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2026 4:15 PM–5:00 PM Borzou Azabdaftari Session: Vibes > KPIs Drawing from his signature Vibes > KPIs framework, Borzou shows leaders why purpose, taste, and culture are the real drivers of sustainable growth. In this session, he breaks down why purposebased brands grow faster and with less friction, how that methodology powered ABWAs rebrand, and how attendees can apply these same principles immediately within their own organizations. Borzou Azabdaftari is an award-winning creative director, serial entrepreneur, and founder of NickelBronx, a brand-first creative agency known for helping companies stand out in a crowded marketplace. A college dropout turned CEO, he has worked with and alongside global brands including L’Oréal, Reebok, WeWork, Armani, and American Express, earning Hermes Creative, Clutch, and MarCom Awards along the way. Borzou is a top-rated speaker with the Entrepreneurs’ Organization and the Young Entrepreneur Council, known for delivering straight-talking, high-impact talks that connect brand, culture, and growth. Drawing from his signature Vibes > KPIs framework, Borzou shows leaders why purpose, taste, and culture are the real drivers of sustainable growth. In this session, he breaks down why purpose-based brands grow faster and with less friction, how that methodology powered ABWAs rebrand, and how attendees can apply these same principles immediately within their own organizations.

20 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC Speaker Information SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 12:45 PM–1:45 PM Kick small talk to the curb and delete all your preconceived notions about boring, awkward “conversation starters,” too. Deedre Daniel, the game inventor and show host, will lead several rounds of intriguing and funny questions designed to make you think creatively, laugh, and build stronger bonds. This isn’t trivia. Throw accuracy out the window, the people with the most ridiculous and creative answers win! Brace yourself, it’s about to get interesting! Special note to the socially shy: this game is introvert-approved. No pressure, we promise. Deedre Daniel pole-vaulted the corporate ladder at GEICO, starting in the call center and rising to run the Affinity Marketing and Corporate Partnership division. For 11 years, she worked hundreds of networking events across the U.S. and Canada, managing partnerships that generated $6 billion in annual auto premiums. Amid the handshakes and small talk, she spotted the crisis: people drowning in boring conversations and glued to their phones, rather than truly connecting. In 2018, fed up with her own soul-sucking rut, she founded The Interesting Conversations Company® to equip people with tools to think creatively, laugh, and build stronger bonds. Her signature keynote, How to Be More Interesting Than a Cell Phone®, dismantles nine conversation killers (one-upping, complaining, etc.) and delivers five skills to captivate anyone. Attendees rave it’s “hilarious and thought-provoking,” with 5.0 stars on Google for her snarky sass. She invented The Very Interesting Game®—a five-activity card game on Amazon—and, during COVID, pivoted it into The Very Interesting Game Show®, hosting hundreds of virtual sessions that cut through Zoom fatigue with ridiculous answers and belly laughs. She’s delivered keynotes, game shows, panels, stand-up comedy sets, board retreats, and workshops for clients including the U.S. Senate, GEICO, State Farm, ASAE, and more. On the side, she leads The Big Fat Tip® 501(c)(3), delivering over $86,000 in surprise $1,000 tips to service workers. Catch Deedre live—your next promotion, proposal, or proposition might ride on becoming more interesting. Deedre Daniel Networking Break: The Very Interesting Game Show®

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 21 League Development League Development Sessions Conference Attendees will self-select a breakout session from each content block. Handouts and resources from the sessions will be available to all attendees. Content Blocks Include: Organizational Management SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 9:30 AM–10:30 AM Membership Topics SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 2:00 PM–3:00 PM Leadership Topics SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 3:00 PM–4:00 PM

22 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC League Development SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 | 9:30 AM–10:30 AM ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT Conference Attendees will self-select a breakout session from each content block. Handouts and resources from the sessions will be available to all attendees. Meetings! What Are They Good For? Past National President Vicki Marlett will lead this on maximizing the impact of your league meetings. She will share how the Charisma Charter Chapter mentors emerging leaders, maintains transparency with members, and creates meetings that are both productive and enjoyable. Attendees will receive adaptable resources and templates designed to help any ABWA league elevate the effectiveness and energy of its meetings. Creating Continuity: Why Your League Should Have a Transition Plan On behalf of the Cy-Fair Express Network, Geovanna Burgess will lead an informative session on the importance of building continuity through a strong leadership transition plan. She will share how her league has implemented clear processes to streamline leadership transitions, sustain long-term growth, and preserve valuable institutional knowledge. Attendees will gain practical strategies to ensure leadership changes strengthen—rather than slow—the momentum of their league. The Key to a Successful Fundraising Event Marcia Green, Novi Oaks Charter Chapter will walk attendees through how her chapter’s successful annual event has raised over 10k for consecutive years. Learn how to set goals, plan for growth, and keep participants coming back year after year!

The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC 2026 Virtual Spring Conference 23 League Development SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 | 2:00 PM–3:00 PM MEMBERSHIP TOPICS Conference Attendees will self-select a breakout session from each content block. Handouts and resources from the sessions will be available to all attendees. Tips for Building and Retaining New Formations Genice Hall-Fowler, Women Connecting Women Chapter will lead a dynamic discussion on strategies for building a new formation. She’ll share practical guidance for members interested in launching a new formation, along with key considerations for developing a strong succession plan that preserves the strength, stability, and legacy of established leagues. Growing Membership through Events Allison Housewright, Quincy Charter Chapter leads this session on growing membership through strategic events and intentional leadership. She will share how her chapter has embraced growth and change to achieve its highestgrossing fundraiser to date, earn Best Practice Level I, receive multiple awards, and fully fund eight members to attend the National Women’s Leadership Conference using chapter resources. Attendees will gain insight into the permanent and ad hoc committees that were created and redefined, along with the fundraising strategies, membership drives, and key initiatives that made this success possible. Getting to Year 3: Member Retention Strategies that Go Beyond the First Year Renee Clement, Gem City Chapter and Charlotte Osborn, Tu-Ya Chapter will lead a thoughtful discussion exploring how leagues can intentionally implement systems and touchpoints to ensure new members remain engaged and connected well past onboarding. Attendees will gain practical ideas for fostering deeper involvement, strengthening relationships, and building membership longevity within the ABWA community. Using the Spring Membership Campaign Toolkit Attendees may have seen the new Spring Membership Campaign Toolkit that was rolled out last month. If not, this is your chance! If you have already seen it, this session with 2026 American Business Woman, J. Franco will help you utilize the tools provided to launch an energetic membership campaign that showcases the new ABWA, highlights the 2026 theme of Activate Your Ambition, and utilizes the most current tactics to boost online visibility and engagement.

24 2026 Virtual Spring Conference The American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) www.abwa.org ©2026 ABWA LLC League Development SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 2026 | 3:00 PM–4:00 PM LEADERSHIP TOPICS Conference Attendees will self-select a breakout session from each content block. Handouts and resources from the sessions will be available to all attendees. Building the Bridge: Bringing ABWA’s Core Values to Life When Ideas Collide Cindy Schmitt, Florida’s First Coast Area Council will lead a conversation-style session all about the moments when the chapter meeting gets a little tense and opinions start to clash. Cindy will talk about how ABWA’s core values actually show up in real life—around the table, in discussion, and even in disagreement. Together, we’ll walk through everyday scenarios, share experiences, and practice ways leaders can listen, acknowledge different viewpoints, and still keep the group focused on respect, professionalism, and our shared purpose. You’ll walk away with simple, practical ideas to help members feel heard, lower the temperature when things get heated, and turn conflict into productive conversation—so ABWA truly stays a place to grow and a place to belong for everyone. Stepping Up: The Many Paths to Leadership in ABWA Past National Presidents Anne O’Neil, Rachelle Jamerson-Holmes, Cheryl Blair, and Casey Coven talk about their experience in leadership roles at the league and national level. From how they got started on a leadership path to missteps they made along the way, and all the lessons learned—these women know that there are many roads to success—let their experiences help shape yours.

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