Women’s Collective
Cultivating Leadership, Inspiring Success
An initiative of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and community partners to continue the advancement of women in the workforce.
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The Columbus Chamber Women’s Collective is a dynamic and empowering community of women united by a common purpose – to celebrate women in the workforce, supporting them at every stage of their career. This vibrant group, rooted in Columbus, Ohio, seeks to inform, connect, champion, and advocate for women in the Columbus Region. The Collective offers a diverse range of resources and opportunities for women of all backgrounds.
Advisory Board Members

Heather Adams
Partner, Thompson Hine

Carrie Boyd
Managing Principal, MA Design

Charlene Bridges
Senior Director, Slalom

Cindi Englefield
Co-Founder, Accelerating Angels

Lisa Gutierrez
CEO & Co-Founder, Dos Hermanos Taco Truck LLC

Jennifer Harris
COO, Revolution Group

Caitlin Hughes
Financial Professional, Retirement Wealth Strategies LLC

TaKeysha Jones
Owner/Founder, Her Business Playbook Podcast

Amanda Kern
Founding Partner, CEO, Emerald Creative Content

Chelsea King
VP of Marketing and Design, King Business Interiors

Elspeth Paige-Sack
Founder & CEO, Hunter Marketing

Jen Peterson
Chief Executive Officer
JCP Brand Consulting, LLC

Dionne Shelton
DEI Programs & Events Manager, Victoria’s Secret

Erin Ressa
Business Banking Relationship Manager, KeyBank

Emily Quick Schriver

Keena Smith
CEO, Women’s Center for Economic Opportunity

Barb Smoot
Executive Director, WELD – Women for Economic and Leadership Development
Women’s Collective Wellness Corner
Sponsored by

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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Breast cancer is most treatable when caught early, and now is a good time to put breast health on the calendar for yourself and the people you love. If you’re […]
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Put your health first | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Between busy workdays, family responsibilities, and community commitments, it’s easy to put your own well-being on the back burner. But taking the time to build a relationship with a primary […]
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Monitor aging proactively | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
As parents get older, subtle health changes are easy to miss, especially when your days are full. Noticing them early helps your family plan, find support and keep loved ones […]
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It’s not only chest pain: Other heart symptoms women shouldn’t ignore | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Do you ever push through the day even when you don’t feel quite right? Many women do. But some symptoms are worth a closer look. Heart disease can feel different […]
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Feel better, stay energized: Simple habits can support your health | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Do you ever feel like you know what to do to stay healthy, but struggle to make healthy changes? You’re not alone. Instead of trying to do it all at […]
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Protect your health with checkups and screenings | The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Do you put off your health care appointments because life feels too busy? Many women do. But regular checkups and screenings are some of the best ways to keep tabs […]
Women’s Collective Events
Women’s Community Events
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Women’s Collective in the News
If you have any questions or want to learn more, please contact Lorie Holt at lorieholt@columbus.org.
