Alexa Maldonado’s Post

Title: Calling All Inspirational Women: Share Your Story! As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re on a mission to spotlight the incredible achievements of women everywhere. But our journey isn’t complete without your story! We invite women from all walks of life to step into the spotlight and share their experiences, triumphs, and lessons learned. Whether you’re a pioneering scientist, a visionary entrepreneur, a passionate activist, or anything in between, your story has the power to inspire and uplift others. Together, let’s create a platform where every woman’s voice is heard and celebrated. Whether you’ve shattered glass ceilings, overcome personal obstacles, or simply made a difference in your community, your journey is worth sharing. Join us as we learn from each other, inspire one another, and empower women to reach their full potential. Together, we can create a world where every woman’s story is valued and celebrated. Submit your story today and be a part of the movement to uplift, encourage, and inspire women around the world. Because when women support each other, amazing things happen, and the possibilities are endless! To contribute, please fill out the Google Form linked below. We will reach out to gather more insights into your story:

You know you are on to something when Tony Robbins and Sage Robbins start talking about your book topic. Tony Robbins, I’ll send you a copy when it’s published. :) #findyourforce #theforcecontinuum #powerwithin #believeinyourself #mindsetshift #ibelieveinyou

Get ready for an insightful conversation on empowering women in tech! 💪✨ Save the date!! #IWD2024 #WomenInTech #Mentorship #Allyship #DiversityInTech #bmcsoftware #BMCcares

As Women’s History Month 2024 comes to a close, I am grateful for the chance to reflect on the remarkable contributions of women both past and present. Often, we hear about a woman's success story, but seldom about the obstacles and setbacks that may have impeded progress. Women are extraordinary. They are powerful, compassionate, insightful, thought-provoking, results-oriented, and agents of change in both personal and professional realms. The journey to hone these qualities while achieving desired outcomes can be daunting. Why? Because all too often, there aren't enough opportunities to laugh, to enjoy the scent of flowers, to dance to great music, or to simply take a moment to exist. My admiration gravitates towards those whose words or actions have had a profound effect—Ida B. Wells, Toni Morrison, Shirley Chisolm, Patricia Harris, Constance Baker Motley, Catherine Johnson, Phillis Wheatley Peters, Mahalia Jackson, Harriet Tubman, among many others. To some, they may seem a disparate group, but to me, they are examples of courage, persistence, strength, character, the arts, motherhood, relationships, human rights, and justice. These women were the quiet forces who left legacies without seeking recognition, as well as pioneers who blazed trails with a fiery spirit, aiming to make a difference with every endeavor. As Women’s History Month draws to an end, let us: 1) Celebrate and uplift the incredible women around us 2) Recognize those who continue to make a significant impact, whether boldly or quietly 3) Support women, become allies for their growth, and contribute to reducing inequalities #Herstorycontinues 

"Surround yourself with people who are only going to lift you higher". Networking is so important, especially if you want to be good at stakeholder management. I like to surround myself with people I can learn from. Whether it be project management skills (as someone always has a different approach or tool that's really useful), or an IT skill for my toolbox. Recently I've discovered a truly incredible networking support group that's available for all female project managers, or those starting their journey. Liz Hector and her team are holding webinars and Book Clubs, creating a great community of project managers, and peers you can learn from. Don't miss it on today's lunchtime webinar - details below 👇🏼 #projectmanager #womeninprojectmanagement

Speaking with outstanding women leaders is one of my most favorite activities! All of our journeys are different and we, collectively, learn so much from one another! Take a listen to the latest episode of Roaming with Restless Women (link in comments). You will be enriched by Paige Arnof-Fenn's wisdom and insights!

Come have coffee with me this Thursday and learn more about ATHENA NextGen!

yewomen.org is LIVE!! We are excited to share that our website got a facelift! If you're interested in learning more about Young & Empowered Women and how to get involved, take a look at yewomen.org😍

Great opportunity to discuss the most recent developments in offshore wind, and the directon floating wind is headed 🌬 Also interesting for my fellow electrical engineers working in the energy sector to think about the impact this will have on the #energytransition ⚡ After all, we'll have to think about the best way to transport that renewable energy to shore 🔌 #KIVInvi

Happy Monday, everyone! As we walk into a new month filled with significance and empowerment, let's shine a light on two important observances close to our hearts: Women's History Month and Endometriosis Awareness Month. 🚺 Women's History Month: Throughout March, myObMD.org will honor the extraordinary achievements and contributions of women who have shaped history and transformed our world. From trailblazing scientists to fearless activists, women have been at the forefront of progress, inspiring us all to dream, achieve, and advocate for equality. Let's celebrate the resilience, strength, and leadership of women everywhere! 💛 Endometriosis Awareness Month: March is also a time to raise awareness about endometriosis, a complex and often misunderstood condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Endometriosis can cause chronic pain, infertility, and other debilitating symptoms, yet it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated. Let's unite to amplify the voices of those living with endometriosis, advocate for better understanding and support, and work towards improved care and research. What are your thoughts on Women's History Month and Endometriosis Awareness Month? How can we continue to support and empower women, both in healthcare and beyond? Let's connect and inspire each other to strive for progress and equality.