Women's Leadership Council

Inspiring Women to Make the World a Better Place

“If you’re a woman who wants to be inspired, Women’s Leadership Council is a great way to support equality and make the world a better place.”

When We Care for Caregivers, We Care for the Community

Lisa Bonacci had to make swift decisions about her father’s care after his stroke. That glimpse into the often bewildering world of family caregiving gave her insight into what many employees at her…

Women Have to Decide What's Important

Ellen Freeman was a young single mother when she emigrated from the former Soviet Union in 1993 and settled in Pittsburgh with help from local resettlement services. “I come from a culture that supports…

It's About Women Working for Other Women

Diana Garfold-Barr has a high-energy position as Manager of Store Resets at Giant Eagle, but when she joined the company in 1996 she was a young single mom at the bottom of the corporate ladder. She remembers…

The Best Opportunities Can Be Where You Are Right Now

Judy Moser sees opportunity everywhere. During her 33-year career as a Manager in Information Services at Alcoa she excelled at team building, staff development, and overall performance improvement. So…

Challenges are Okay

As Fiduciary Asset Business Development Officer at Fragasso Financial Advisors, Dotti Bechtol helps nonprofits preserve their assets and generate income. She’s well suited to the task, after formerly…

Women can Inspire a Revolution

In her current position at PNC Chelsey Sylvester identifies ways to enhance the shared experiences of PNC’s employees and customers. This role seems like a natural fit for Chelsey, whose knack for engagement…

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Women's Leadership Council

Inspiring Women to Make the World a Better Place

When We Care for Caregivers, We Care for the Community

Women Have to Decide What's Important

It's About Women Working for Other Women

The Best Opportunities Can Be Where You Are Right Now

Challenges are Okay

Women can Inspire a Revolution