FWA Network

Through relationships with international professional women's organizations, the FWA is creating new opportunities for members to expand their business connections across the U.S and around the world. Members of the FWA are automatically members of The International Alliance for Women (TIAW) and the New York Women's Agenda (NYWA) -- offering a global network totalling thousands of professional women in the business, not-for-profit and government sectors.

The organizations below are organized based on their relationship to the
FWA of New York, Inc.

Regional Committees
An FWA Committee holds programs outside New York City for FWA of New York members. Currently there is one regional Committee:
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FWA in New Jersey Stephanie Hauge
The FWA-New Jersey Committee sponsors networking and professional development programs, some offering CPE credit, throughout northern New Jersey.

Alliances

Alliances share a similar purpose, vision and name, but are fully independent.

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Chicago Financial Women
(formerly the FWA of Chicago)
info@chicagofw.org
Previously a regional chapter of the Financial Women's Association of New York (FWA), Chicago Financial Women facilitates the advancement of Midwest area women in the field of Finance and Financial Services through professional development, education programs and networking.
FWA of San Francisco webmaster@fwasf.com
FWA of San Francisco is our link to Silicon Valley and to the Pacific Rim. An invaluable organization which started independently of us in 1956, this historic organization has a membership of over 500.
FWA of Singapore info@fwasg.org
The FWA of Singapore was formed in late 2001 by a group of 12 women. Like the FWA's around the world, the main aim of the group is to provide a platform to network with other experienced women professionals in the financial industry. Members come from a cross section of senior professionals in both the private and public sectors, in particular from various financial organisations like commercial banks, investment banks, fund management companies, brokers and governmental institutions. We hope the organization will provide all members with an opportunity to meet and network in a positive, friendly environment.
Boston Women in Finance
(formerly FWA of Boston)
info@bostonwomeninfinance.org
Boston is a thriving network. Initially jumpstarted by the FWA a few years ago, Boston Women in Finance now offers events under a dynamic leadership team of its own.
Association of Financial Women of Québec, (formerly FWA of Québec) info@fwaquebec.com
The Association of Financial Women of Québec started as an initiative between Québec and the FWA of New York. Now independent, the Association of Financial Women of Québec, is fast growing, with its membership that includes many leaders in the financial community in Montreal and the province of Québec.


Other Women's Organizations
Organizations offering opportunities for members to expand their business connections.

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TIAW Network Members List

TIAW President
Stephanie MacKendrick

President, Canadian Women in Communications

TIAW Executive Director
Maxine Westaway

FWA-TIAW representatives:
Lisa Mezzetti and Mina Knoll
The International Alliance for Women (TIAW)serves as the global umbrella organization that unites, supports and promotes professional women and their networks to work together, share resources and leverage ideas. The purpose of TIAW is to encourage, develop, fund and implement programs that foster economic empowerment and advancement for women around the world. Current membership includes both individuals and more than 40 associations representing more than 50,000 women worldwide.

TIAW members are leaders in their respective communities (executives, professionals and entrepreneurs), hailing from a variety of business, academic, government and nonprofit organizations. FWA is an association member of TIAW's umbrella of businesswomen-networks and, indeed, was one of its founding members in 1980.


Upcoming Event: TIAW Global Partnership Forum - Nov 8-10, 2007, Indian Wells, CA
FWA-TIAW representative:
Linda Hamilton

NYWA Email:
nywa@adminoffice.biz
NYWA's programs are implemented by cross-cutting committees that work on a variety of different issues, and that are open to all members. They advise leaders and policy makers on the impact of their decisions on women, children and families in New York City. NYWA also works to increase understanding of women's perspectives on economic, political and social issues, and to support the work of the NYWA member organizations.
  Last updated:
  March 11, 2008