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Chris Holman welcomes back Terry Barclay, President & CEO of Inforum, Detroit, MI, What is the Inforum Capstone event? What can attendees expect? ● Who is the keynote speaker? ● Discuss the keynote speaker's (Dr. Dominique Pritchett) background and focus. ● Discuss ticket details. ● Discuss Inforum and its purpose. ● How does Inforum engage with its members and the community? ● What is Inforum looking forward to in 2024? Nationally Recognized Mental Health Strategist, Speaker & Therapist to Speak at West Michigan Event Inforum, the female-focused statewide nonprofit, will host its annual Capstone Dinner featuring keynote speaker Dr. Dominique Pritchett speaking on burnout prevention and health equity Michigan (November 2023) – Inforum, a statewide organization focused on the professional growth of women, will host its annual Capstone Dinner on Thursday, November 16th, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the JW Marriott. This year's event will feature keynote speaker Dr. Dominique Pritchett, a podcast host, licensed therapist, and business owner. She will speak on preventing burnout and breaking the mental health crisis cycle. Tickets are available here. “We hear a lot about burnout, but with 20 years of experience in mental health, Dr. Pritchett knows what she's talking about,” said Terry Barclay, Inforum president and CEO. “As the owner of the Beloved Wellness Center™ as well as the founder and podcast host of Space for Sistas™, she has helped thousands of individuals and organizations build sustainable mental wellness strategies.” Jan Harrington-Davis, SVP of talent attraction at Corewell Health, will moderate the discussion. Jan has more than 20 years of experience in talent attraction, workforce diversity, and employee relations, including serving as vice president of talent acquisition and workforce diversity for Detroit-based Henry Ford Health. “It's important to know the difference between stress and burnout. Stress is having too much on your plate and finding it difficult to get tasks done. Burnout is quite the opposite resulting in depleted motivation, energy and even caring,” said Dr. Dominique Pritchett, PsyD, LCSW. “As women navigating the professional landscape, facing burnout is pivotal to mental health and wellness. Only here can we show up, offer support and serve others. My motto is: Burnout ain't' it!” Inforum's annual Capstone event highlights groundbreaking female leaders and provides the opportunity to build and strengthen professional networks. Recent speakers include Michelle Li, award-winning anchor and reporter for NBC affiliate KSDK in St. Louis and co-founder of the Very Asian Foundation, and Tarana Burke, founder of the Me Too movement. Amway is the Premier Sponsor for the event. Other supporters include Presenting Sponsor Meijer; Leadership Sponsors Corewell Health and MillerKnoll; Supporting Sponsor Gentex Corp.; Business Booster Sponsor Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Media Sponsor 8THIRTYFOUR Integrated Communications, and In-Kind Sponsor JW Marriott, Grand Rapids. For additional sponsorship opportunities, please contact Becky Puckett-Wood, Inforum VP of corporate & member engagement, at bpuckett-wood@inforummichigan.org. Tickets are $100 for non-members and guests and $1,300 for table sponsorships (10 tickets). For more information or to register for the November 16th event, visit Inforum online here. ### About Inforum: Inforum, with offices in Grand Rapids and Detroit, was founded in 1962 as the Women's Economic Club and works to change the landscape of women's leadership in Michigan by serving as a catalyst that removes barriers and increases opportunities for women. Through engaging programming, leadership development, and networking opportunities, Inforum creates a platform that helps women learn, lead, and make a difference in the community.

Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Terry Barclay, President & CEO, Inforum Michigan, Detroit, MI, Welcome back Terry, please start by reminding the Michigan business community about Inforum. Yesterday was International Women's Day 2023, how did Inforum mark the occasion? March, being National Women's history month, what should the business community be aware of in 2023? How are the trends? the talent issue remains a concern for business, entrepreneurism is encouraged, but is it on the rise? How can the community get involved in supporting Inforum? What are other ways Inforum is supporting the professional development of women? » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

Women leaders -- directors, vice presidents, C-suite executives -- are breaking up with their employers in unprecedented numbers. Why? Because ambitious women, these days, are much less willing to stay at companies that don't offer career opportunities comparable to their male peers.  Corporate America is at a "Critical Crossroads" for diverse talent, according to the influential "Women in the Workplace 2022" study, the largest, annual study of women in corporate America. Terry Barclay, president and CEO of Inforum Michigan, who has had her finger on the pulse of women professionals for decades, talks with Anne about the warning signs flashing throughout the 2022 research. 

only 2 DUI arrests New Years Eve in Pensacola, separate shootings, same victim, Terry Barclay losing his life on train tracks, carjacking at Nephews and Brothers grocery

Women have historically dominated the nonprofit and social impact sectors. Despite the many challenges COVID has posed for women in the workplace and at home, this month's guests are transforming the way their fellow women in Southeast Michigan live, work and thrive. Through innovation, entrepreneurial spirit, and supporting each other, they represent the women who hold our society together. Happy Women's History Month! GUESTS: Cheryl P. Johnson, Chief Executive Officer of Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS) Terry Barclay, President and CEO of Inforum Amy Peterson, Co-founder and CEO of Rebel Nell

Originally uploaded February 25, 2021. Terry Barclay, President & CEO of Inforum, talks with MBN's Jeffrey Mosher about the 9th Annual International Women's Day event. On March 8th, Inforum is hosting a virtual experience focusing on women's Activism, Allyship, and Advocacy. The goal of the event is to help build relationships, embrace diversity, and support women both professionally and personally. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Subscribe to MBN’s YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCqNX… » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

In the first episode of season 2 of Meet Him, Terry Barclay speaks to Tim Williams who is VIce President of Diversity and Inclusion at Meijer. Tim discusses what men can do to become allies on a day-to-day basis and encourage diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace.

Chris Holman welcomes President and CEO of Inforum, Terry Barclay, to share the results of the biennial Michigan Women's Leadership Report. Since 2003, Inforum has been measuring the presence of women leaders at Michigan public companies and releasing the results in the Michigan Women's Leadership Report. The 2020 report, conducted in collaboration with Wayne State University's Mike Ilitch School of Business, will highlight how Michigan-headquartered companies compare to national trends. 2019 Women’s Leadership Report Key Findings: • 2019 was a year of great progress for women. o The number of Fortune 500 companies led by women hit a new high. o Women for the first time held at least one board seat at every S&P 500 company. o For the first time, 20% of the directors of Russell 3000 boards are women, a figure Michigan exceeds at 21%. o The percent of women directors in a sample of large Michigan public companies has grown from 16% in 2007, to 29% today. • West Michigan Companies leading the charge include, Herman Miller Inc. (40% of directors are women), Kellogg (42% of directors are women), Steelcase (40% of directors are women), and Stryker Inc. (40% of directors are women). About Inforum: • Inforum was founded in 1962 as the Women’s Economic Club to serve as a speakers and networking forum for women. • Inforum has built on that early legacy to become the only educational and charitable nonprofit in Michigan–and one of only a few in the country–that combines strategic connections, proven professional development programs, a respected programs for new ideas, and original research to accelerate careers for women and boost talent initiatives for companies. • To learn how Inforum can help you break through the glass ceiling, visit www.inforummichigan.org/.

On Nov 15th, in 25 major U.S. cities women and male allies gathered to strategize progress and next steps for achieving 20% women directors on corporate boards by 2020.  Betsy Berkhemer-Credaire, CEO of 2020 WOB, and Terry Barclay, CEO of Inforum, are leading the national conversation on women’s progress in the board room,  its importance, and why women at every stage of their careers should care!

It’s tough to get to the top of the auto industry, but it’s especially hard for female executives. That’s why even today the culture continues to be male-dominated. So with more and more women involved in the industry how do the experts see them breaking through the Sunroof Ceiling and eventually running a car company or some of the top suppliers. Joining John McElroy on Autoline This Week to discuss the topic are three executives with personal knowledge of the struggle. Jeneanne Hanley is vice president of Lear Corporation while Colleen Haley is the Executive VP of Yazaki and Terry Barclay is the president and CEO of Inforum, a professional women’s alliance.

It’s tough to get to the top of the auto industry, but it’s especially hard for female executives. That’s why even today the culture continues to be male-dominated. So with more and more women involved in the industry how do the experts see them breaking through the Sunroof Ceiling and eventually running a car company or some of the top suppliers. Joining John McElroy on Autoline This Week to discuss the topic are three executives with personal knowledge of the struggle. Jeneanne Hanley is vice president of Lear Corporation while Colleen Haley is the Executive VP of Yazaki and Terry Barclay is the president and CEO of Inforum, a professional women’s alliance.

It’s tough to get to the top of the auto industry, but it’s especially hard for female executives. That’s why even today the culture continues to be male-dominated. So with more and more women involved in the industry how do the experts see them breaking through the Sunroof Ceiling and eventually running a car company or some of the top suppliers. Joining John McElroy on Autoline This Week to discuss the topic are three executives with personal knowledge of the struggle. Jeneanne Hanley is vice president of Lear Corporation while Colleen Haley is the Executive VP of Yazaki and Terry Barclay is the president and CEO of Inforum, a professional women’s alliance.