Artificial intelligence is everywhere. It is in our workplaces, homes, purses and pockets, cars, hospitals, courtrooms and beyond.
This keynote by Dr. Meredith Broussard, renowned data journalist, researcher, and author, brings her signature clarity and candor to one of the most defining questions of our time: what does it really mean to live with AI? Drawing on her groundbreaking work, Dr. Broussard talks how bias is coded into algorithms, and shares how systems can serve everyone, and what we, as individuals, can do to protect ourselves, stay relevant, and shape a better society.
This is for anyone and everyone… we all use and live with technology.
SIGNATURE PARTNER
INNOVATION PARTNERS
Baird
Herb Kohl Philanthropies
Kane Communications Group
Susan Lubar and Marianne Lubar
Quarles
U.S. Bank
PASSION PARTNERS
BMO
Brewers Community Foundation
Michael Best
speak.write.coach
WaterStone Bank
2012 PARTNERS
The UN declared an International Day of Happiness in 2012
Camienne Financial
Community Veterinary Clinic
Findorff
Annette Jacobson
JP Morgan
Pamela Edwards Klein
Plan North Partners and Bank of Kaukauna
Leaderology
LEGACY Private Trust Company
Marcus Hotels & Resorts
Russ Grabczyk and Julie Ragland
Alexandria Staubach
Woman’s Club of Wisconsin
HAPPIER HOUR PARTNERS
As an extension of our mission to advance women’s economic literacy and financial well-being, this partnership was created especially for the independent, woman-owned business.
Career Activist LLP
Cheryl Moore, PhD., founder and principal consultant
Goodland Home & Goods
Bridget Maniaci, owner and creative director
Kin Consultant Group
Dominique Samari, founder
Lela Boutique
Carrie Arrouet, owner and personal stylist
MalamaDoe
Sheila Long, owner and founder
NH Photography
Nicole Horvath, photographer. philanthropist. feminist.
Small Studio
Ashton Henry, owner and CEO
The Daily Soak
Megan Brown, owner
The GHM Group — Baird
Alexandra P. Simons, CPA
The Grayson Group
DeAngela Luna, attorney
J Washington Accounting & Tax Service
Jerri Washington, owner
TABLE CAPTAINS
Judy Andrade
Carrie Arrouet
Mary Avery and Patti Sherman-Cisler
Andrea Hubbert
Amy Muehlbauer
Barb Reinke
Monica Shah-Davidson
Available Partnership Opportunities
speaker partner, exclusive opportunity
- Name an honoree* to be recognized during the event.
- Obvious logo placement on all materials along with years of support.
- Premium seating for eight with table centerpiece and stanchion.
- Invitation for all attendees to attend the partner/honoree reception.
- Introduction of keynote speaker.
- Script recognition during program and reception.
- Name along with logo and honoree on presentation slides.
- Full page ad in printed program.
- Logo with hotlink to website; shared via eNews and social media.
- Hotlink to branded corporate resource or job post.
- List of registered attendees one week ahead of program.
- Right of first renewal/refusal for 2027; expires March 31, 2027.
- Other benefits as determined upon agreement.
Investment: $15,000
* Name an Amplifier… Someone who makes their voice or good work impossible to ignore. They’re the people who recognize the worth of something and then turn conviction into collective momentum by advocating for others until quiet ideas become a powerful chorus. Together they build a culture and community we admire and desire.
visionary partner, limit 2
- Name an honoree* to be recognized during the event.
- Logo placement on all materials along with years of support.
- Premium seating for eight with table centerpiece and stanchion.
- Invitation for all attendees to attend the partner/honoree reception.
- Welcome remarks at partner/honoree reception.
- Script recognition during program and reception.
- Name along with logo and honoree on presentation slides.
- Full page ad in printed program.
- Logo with hotlink to website; shared via eNews and social media.
- Hotlink to branded corporate resource or job post.
- List of registered attendees one week ahead of program.
- Right of first renewal/refusal for 2027; expires March 31, 2027.
- Other benefits as determined upon agreement.
Investment: $12,500
* Name an Amplifier… Someone who makes their voice or good work impossible to ignore. They’re the people who recognize the worth of something and then turn conviction into collective momentum by advocating for others until quiet ideas become a powerful chorus. Together they build a culture and community we admire and desire.
innovation partner, limit 8
- Name an honoree* to be recognized during the event.
- Noticeable name placement in invitation and program along with years of support.
- Preferred seating for eight with stanchion.
- Invitation for all attendees to attend the partner/honoree reception.
- Script recognition during program.
- Name with honoree on presentation slides.
- Half page ad in printed program.
- Name on website; shared via eNews and social media.
Investment: $6,000
Name an Amplifier… Someone who makes their voice or good work impossible to ignore. They’re the people who recognize the worth of something and then turn conviction into collective momentum by advocating for others until quiet ideas become a powerful chorus. Together they build a culture and community we admire and desire.
passion partner, limit 10
- Name an honoree* to be recognized during the event.
- Visible name placement in invitation and program along with years of support.
- Preferred seating for eight with stanchion.
- Invitation for honoree plust two others to attend the partner/honoree reception.
- Name along with honoree on presentation slides.
- Name on website; shared via eNews and social media.
Investment: $3,500
Name an Amplifier… Someone who makes their voice or good work impossible to ignore. They’re the people who recognize the worth of something and then turn conviction into collective momentum by advocating for others until quiet ideas become a powerful chorus. Together they build a culture and community we admire and desire.
1843 partner, limit 30
Year Ada Lovelace developed the first algorithm. She is recognized as the world’s first computer programmer for this work.
- Name recognition inprinted program.
- General seating for eight with stanchion.
- Name on website; shared via eNews and social media.
Investment: $1,800
reception partner, limit 12
Especially designed for the independent, woman-owned entity.
- Name placement in printed program.
- Two in-person attendees.
- Name on website; shared via eNews and social media.
Investment: $500
For forty years, the Women’s Fund of Greater Milwaukee has stood at the intersection of action and equity: protecting rights, removing obstacles, and building a stronger future for women, their families, and our communities.
Backed by the power of collective giving we advocate for change, curate programs that spark understanding, and invest through strategic grants and scholarships.
Every time you engage, whether by learning, giving, or showing up, you help accelerate progress. Together, we’re creating a Milwaukee where every woman, girl, and gender-expansive person has the opportunity to thrive.
Event Committee
Paige Hunt, Chair
Megan Anderson
Judy Andrade
Paige Hunt, Chair
Megan Anderson
Judy Andrade
Gillian Lester-George de Montesinos
Brenna Vargas
Gillian Lester-George de Montesinos
Brenna Vargas