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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "CFW Bookshelf: “Too Sensitive” by Dr. Sasha Hamdani" (24 October 2026), "CFW Bookshelf: “Twenty Minutes Is the New Hour” by Fran Hauser" (24 October 2026), and "CFW Bookshelf: “The Type A Trap” by Erin Stafford" (24 October 2026).
The Conferences for Women publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 27 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for The Conferences for Women is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Conferences for Women requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Conferences for Women's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Conferences for Women is a business show with 10 episodes published.
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The Conferences for Women
You’ve Been Told You’re “Too Sensitive.” Here’s a Better Explanation. A friend takes two days to answer a text, and your mind starts building a case. A manager sends one blunt line, and...
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What If That Meeting Only Needed Twenty Minutes? A meeting is an hour. A big project takes six months. We accept these timelines so automatically that we rarely ask who set them. Fran Hauser does ask, and her answer is...
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The Habits That Built Your Career May Be the Ones Wearing You Down Every high achiever knows the pattern. The long hours, the exacting standards, and the refusal to drop a single ball are exactly what earned the...
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Aditi Chauhan is Vice President, Life Sciences & Industrial Business at Emerson Test & Measurement. Over an 18-year career spanning India, the UK, and the US, she has led businesses across product, sales...
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Brigid Schulte didn’t set out to become the country’s foremost chronicler of overwork. She was a Washington Post journalist trying to be good at her job and present for her kids, watching her marriage strain...
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Dr. Angela Jackson has spent over a decade studying the future of work from the inside — embedded in companies, running research teams at Harvard, and advising organizations navigating some of the most disruptive...
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Ever spend a whole day working, and still feel you haven’t done enough? Ever not? Journalist Brigid Schulte, author of Overwhelmed and Over Work, has spent years investigating why work takes so much out of us—and how it...
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We count on close friends to understand us. So, why do we often hesitate to tell them what we need? Danielle Bayard Jackson, friendship expert and author of Fighting for Our Friendships, explains how expectations about...
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Charles Duhigg has written about habits, productivity, and the science of success. But his latest obsession started with a much more personal failure: coming home from work, venting to his wife, and somehow turning her...
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“Deal With It” Was Never Good Enough Advice For a long time, that’s roughly what women navigating perimenopause and menopause have been told, implicitly if not directly. The mood shifts, the brain fog...
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It’s Probably Not the Boss. It’s Probably Not the Boredom Either. When people are unhappy at work, the go-to explanation is usually a bad manager, a boring task list, or too much on the plate. Tessa...
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AI Can Out-Draft You. It Can’t Out-Vibe You. Here’s the uncomfortable question a lot of leaders are quietly sitting with: if AI can research, draft, and analyze faster than your whole team combined...
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Leslie Gordon is Vice President and Chief Accessibility Officer at Cisco, where she leads the company’s enterprise-wide accessibility strategy. She is responsible for embedding accessibility across every aspect of...
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Conference day is a long one. Doors open early, the program runs until late, and in between there’s walking, talking, and not much time to run out for anything you forgot. So we asked experienced CFW attendees...
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Original. Fearless. Undeniable. America Ferrera is a voice for anyone who has ever been underestimated and refused to shrink to fit someone else’s expectations. On October 5, she takes the stage at the Texas...
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Tomi Adeyemi — #1 New York Times bestselling author and the mind behind the Children of Blood and Bone trilogy — radiates something that’s hard to fake: genuine, hard-won joy. In a conversation with Women...
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What happens when the leader who makes you feel smallest at work is another woman? A mid-career professional working in tech, who we’re calling Maya, experienced that after a reorganization. After experiencing great...
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An email from CFW Executive Director Jess Black to the CFW team. Gloria Steinem was a regular contributor to Conferences for Women events over the years. She passed away on September 2, 2026. Hi team, I am sure most of...
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You’ve Read the Boundaries Book. This Is the Harder One. Nedra Glover Tawwab already changed how a lot of us think about relationships. Set Boundaries, Find Peace became an instant New York Times bestseller...
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Your Most Valuable Leadership Asset Isn’t on Your Resume Not your network. Not your experience. Not your strategic instincts, though all of those matter. The resource that determines whether any of them get...
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