About this Event
Build Your Career. Find Your Community. Make an Impact.
Join the Junior League of Boston for an engaging evening designed for women who want more growth, more connection, and more purpose, and learn how to become a member of the Junior League of Boston, Developing Women Doing A World Of Good.
This special recruitment event features a career panel of Boston women, sharing honest insights on navigating early career growth, overcoming challenges, and building meaningful, successful paths.
Whether you’re just starting out, exploring a career pivot, or looking to expand your network, you’ll leave with practical advice and a fresh perspective you can apply immediately.
Events:
May 28 – Entrepreneurship 6:30 PM
June 9 – Business and Nonprofits 6:30 PM
What to Expect:
Career Panel Discussion Hear real stories from women across industries as they share key moments, lessons learned, and advice they wish they had earlier in their careers.
Connection & Networking Meet other women in Boston who are also looking to grow, connect, and make an impact.
Learn About JL Boston Discover how the Junior League of Boston helps women build leadership skills, give back to the community, and form lasting friendships through volunteer work, training, and collaboration.
This Event Is Perfect For You If You:
· Are in the early stages of your career or navigating a transition
· Want to connect with ambitious, community-minded women
· Are curious about volunteer opportunities in Boston
· Are looking for leadership development outside of work
· Want to build a strong, supportive network
· Want to become a member of the Junior League of Boston
Panelists:
May 28 – Entrepreneurship
Lauren Chapman
Curriculum and Academic Services AdministratorHarvard Law School Harvard Extension, Southern New Hampshire University, Salem State University
Lauren is a Boston-based actor and improvisor, as well as a Higher Education Administrator at Harvard Law School. She has helped lead small theaters as a producer, run corporate workshops and coached performers on public speaking, and spends many, many hours ensuring students at HLS remain on track for graduation, providing guidance on academic requirements and institutional policies. Across all her work, communication and organization are always key components. Lauren is a Notary Public, holds an MBA, and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in Creative Writing and Literature.
Meg Rearick
VP of Community Self-Employed Florida State University
Meg Rearick is an operations and data strategist who helps untangle complex information and systems. She brings order to operational chaos, translating data into practical tools leaders and teams can actually use, whether that means improving workflows, building better reporting, or getting more value out of systems like CRMs.
An active volunteer in her community, Meg shares a passion for helping organizations with strong missions work more clearly and efficiently so they can focus their energy on the impact they’re trying to make.
June 9 – Business and Nonprofits
Angela Williams
Senior Vice President, Senior Investment Analyst CIBC Private Wealth Smith College, NYU
Angela Williams is a senior investment analyst in CIBC Private Wealth’s Boston office, with over 20 years of industry experience. In this role, she is responsible for manager due diligence and selection for CIBC Private Wealth’s Multi-Manager Investment Program.
Prior to joining the firm in 2022, Angela served as a senior manager on the Raytheon Technologies corporate pension plan, where she focused on defined contribution plans and fixed income investments. Previously, she served as an investment analyst at Prime Buchholz & Associates, focusing on nonprofit clients.
Angela earned a Master of Business Administration degree in finance and information technology from NYU Stern and a Bachelor of Arts degree in German from Smith College. She obtained a certificate in Corporate Sustainability from NYU Stern Executive Education. Angela also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst® designation."
Colleen O'Hara
VP of Branding (JL), Sales Director (LIONS)
Colleen has been a member of the Junior League for over a decade, holding multiple leadership positions, currently as VP of Branding. Professionally, she is an accomplished global brand marketer with 12 years of experience leading strategic marketing initiatives for Fortune 500 companies. Beyond her work with the Junior League, Colleen serves as an Advisor to Bottom Line, a nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the divide of educational inequities by supporting college students to get into college, graduate, and go far.
About the Junior League of Boston
The Junior League of Boston is a community of women committed to advancing women’s leadership for meaningful community impact. Through volunteer action, training, and collaboration, our members create lasting change in Greater Boston while growing personally and professionally.
Come for the career insights — leave with new connections, inspiration, and a path to get involved and become a member.
We can’t wait to meet you!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Junior League of Boston, 117 Newbury Street, Boston, United States
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