The 34th annual Bakersfield Women’s Business Conference recently took place, with the theme “Making the Impossible Possible.” The conference focused on resilience, innovation, and determination and drew thousands of attendees. Over the years, the event has been a platform for women to come together for a day of empowerment and enrichment.
Keynote speaker Marlee Matlin shared her insights on achieving success and overcoming challenges. Matlin is an Academy-Award-Winning actress, author, and activist. Her inspiring message resonated with attendees who were eager to learn from her experiences.
Mari Perez-Dowling, CEO of United Way of Central Eastern California, delivered a powerful closing message, inspiring attendees with her dedication to serving others. Perez-Dowling spoke about the importance of giving back to the community and how it can lead to personal fulfillment.
The conference took place at the Mechanic’s Bank Convention Center in downtown Bakersfield. Attendees had the opportunity to explore various vendors and workshops throughout the day, with doors opening at 7:30 a.m., and concluding at 4:30 p.m. Eyewitness News Mornings reporter Tony Salazar provided a preview of the event, highlighting the exciting lineup of speakers and activities.
Throughout the day, attendees were able to connect with other women entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds who shared their stories of resilience and success. They also had access to workshops that covered topics such as marketing strategies, financial management, leadership development, and more.
Overall, this year’s Bakersfield Women’s Business Conference was an empowering event that inspired women to pursue their dreams despite any obstacles they may face. It was clear that for many attendees “Making the Impossible Possible” was not just a theme but also a mantra for their future success in business or life in general.
In conclusion, this year’s Bakersfield Women’s Business Conference was an unforgettable experience that left its participants feeling inspired and motivated to achieve their goals. The conference has become an annual tradition for women entrepreneurs in Bakersfield who look forward to connecting with like-minded individuals and learning new skills that will help them succeed in their businesses or personal lives.