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SUMMARY:5 Generations\, 1 Workplace: Leading Across Generational Lines
DESCRIPTION:Featured Guest Speaker—\nMinette Marcial\nSenior Director of Programs | Winter Park Chamber of Commerce \nTopic:\nGenerations\, 1 Workplace: Leading Across Generational Lines\nFor the first time in history\, five generations are working side by side\, each with their own values\, communication styles\, and expectations. For executive women\, navigating this dynamic isn’t just a management challenge; it’s a leadership opportunity. \nIn this session\, Minette will share her research and practical strategies to help you: \n\nUnderstand what drives each generation in today’s workforce\nCommunicate with greater clarity\, empathy\, and influence\nBuild stronger\, more collaborative teams across every generation\n\nWhether you’re managing Gen Z interns\, seasoned Boomers\, or everyone in between\, you’ll walk away with insights you can put to work right away\, so you can lead smarter\, connect deeper and bridge the generational gap. \nHow This Will Benefit Our Members\nFEW members will gain practical tools to lead confidently across generational lines\, communicate more effectively with colleagues at every career stage\, and build teams where every generation feels seen\, heard\, and valued. You’ll walk away with strategies you can apply immediately\, whether you’re in the boardroom\, managing a team\, or mentoring the next generation of women leaders.\n\n\nMeet Our Speaker: Minette Marcial\n\nMinette Marcial is a connector of people and purpose\, deeply committed to growing the next generation of leaders. With a background spanning broadcast journalism\, Walt Disney World\, Disney Institute\, and The Coca-Cola Company\, she has designed programs for Fortune 100 clients\, launched Coca-Cola’s first Sales Leadership Academy\, and delivered targeted leadership training to frontline leaders and sales teams nationwide. She brings Fortune 100 experience and genuine community heart to everything she does. In 2025\, she joined the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce to lead a new era of professional development\, with a special focus on young professionals. \nLearn more by visiting: https://www.winterpark.org/
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/5-generations-1-workplace-leading-across-generational-lines/
LOCATION:Citrus Club\, 255 S Orange Ave STE 1800\, Orlando\, 32801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members,Monthly Luncheon,Monthly Luncheon,Public
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SUMMARY:FEW Social: August Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a FEW August Happy Hour\nTuesday\, August 25\, 2026\n5:30-7:30 PM \nThe Monroe at Creative Village\n448 N. Terry Avenue\, Orlando\, FL \nFREE TO ATTEND\nFood and beverages on your own \nPlease RSVP by August 23rd.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/few-social-august-happy-hour/
LOCATION:The Monroe\, 448 N. Terry Avenue\, Orlando\, FL\, 32801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Event,Event,Members,Public
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260901T113000
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SUMMARY:FEW Forward: What's New & What's Next
DESCRIPTION:Topic:\nFEW Forward: What’s New & What’s Next\nAn exclusive members-only luncheon unveiling exciting initiatives\, future opportunities\, and the next chapter of FEW.\n \nJoin fellow members for a special insider luncheon as we unveil new initiatives\, enhancements\, and forward-thinking plans designed to elevate the FEW experience and strengthen our community in meaningful ways. \nThis members-only event will offer an exclusive first look at exciting developments\, upcoming opportunities\, and the vision shaping the next chapter of FEW. Members will gain insight into how FEW continues to grow\, innovate\, and create even greater value and impact for our organization. \nWhether you’re managing Gen Z interns\, seasoned Boomers\, or everyone in between\, you’ll walk away with insights you can put to work right away\, so you can lead smarter\, connect deeper\, and bridge the generational gap. \nHow This Will Benefit Our Members\n\nMore than an update\, this luncheon is an opportunity to join the conversation and gain a deeper understanding of the exciting opportunities ahead. Members will enjoy meaningful networking and connection time with fellow executive women while exchanging ideas\, building relationships\, and engaging with the vibrant community that makes FEW so special.\nIf you care about the future of FEW\, the relationships you build here\, and the opportunities ahead\, you won’t want to miss this important and inspiring gathering.\n 
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/few-forward-whats-new-whats-next/
LOCATION:Citrus Club\, 255 S Orange Ave STE 1800\, Orlando\, 32801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members,Monthly Luncheon,Monthly Luncheon,Public
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SUMMARY:Central Florida Non-Profit Panel: Trends\, Challenges & Community Impact
DESCRIPTION:Featured Guest Speakers—\n \n\nGraciela Noriega Jacoby\nChief Operating Officer\nHeart of Florida United Way\nCarol Wick\nFounder and President\nSharity\, Inc.\nMin Sun Kim\nExecutive Director\nEdyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership\n\nTopic:\nCentral Florida Non-Profit Panel: Trends\, Challenges & Community Impact \nCentral Florida’s nonprofit sector plays a vital role in addressing our community’s most pressing needs while navigating an increasingly complex and rapidly changing environment. This engaging panel discussion will bring together respected leaders with broad and diverse perspectives on the nonprofit sector\, including Graciela Noriega Jacoby\, Chief Operating Officer of Heart of Florida United Way; Carol Wick\, CEO of Sharity\, Inc.; and Min Sun Kim\, Executive Director of the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership. \nDrawing from their extensive knowledge of Central Florida’s nonprofit landscape\, panelists will explore emerging trends\, current challenges\, and the evolving role of nonprofit organizations in driving meaningful community impact. The conversation will also examine what lies ahead for the sector and how nonprofit\, corporate\, and community leaders can work together to strengthen our region. \nHow This Will Benefit Our Members\nFEW members will gain valuable insights into the forces shaping Central Florida’s nonprofit community and a greater understanding of the opportunities and challenges that will influence our collective impact in the years ahead.\n \n\nMeet Panelist Graciela Noriega Jacoby\nChief Operating Officer\nHeart of Florida United Way\n\nGraciela Noriega Jacoby is the Chief Operating Officer of Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW)\, where she leads organizational strategy\, operations\, and cross-functional initiatives serving Orange\, Osceola\, and Seminole counties. She oversees human resources\, marketing and communications\, community impact\, volunteer engagement\, advocacy\, and organizational planning to ensure measurable outcomes that strengthen Central Florida. \nHFUW helps individuals and families meet basic needs\, achieve financial stability\, and reach education goals\, creating pathways to long-term resilience and opportunity. Graciela collaborates with donors\, businesses\, nonprofit organizations\, and government leaders to build sustainable community solutions. \nPreviously\, she served as Chief of Staff to Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs and as an adjunct professor at Valencia College. She earned both her bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Master of Public Administration from the University of Central Florida. Her honors include the Orlando Business Journal Women Who Mean Business Award\, the Don Quijote Excellence Award\, and the National All-AmeriCorps Award. \n\nMeet Panelist Carol Wick\nFounder and President\nSharity\, Inc.\n\n\nCarol Wick is a nationally recognized nonprofit strategist\, philanthropy expert\, and founder and president of Sharity\, Inc.\, an international consulting firm that helps mission-driven organizations build the strategy\, systems\, and funding needed to scale their impact. Over more than 35 years in nonprofit leadership and consulting\, she has helped raise and steward over $350 million and has advised organizations across the United States and in 37 countries. \nCarol is the author of Nonprofit\, Inc.: Scaling with Purpose and the creator of the Sharity Five Factors™ framework\, which helps organizations strengthen their plans\, outcomes\, budgets\, teams\, and donor strategies. Her work spans fundraising\, capital campaigns\, organizational growth\, board development\, and sustainable revenue generation. A former nonprofit CEO and executive director\, Carol brings a practical\, candid perspective to philanthropy—grounded in what motivates donors\, what creates trust\, and what organizations must do to move beyond transactional fundraising toward long-term investment and partnership. \n\nMeet Panelist Min Sun Kim\nExecutive Director\nEdyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership\n \nMin Sun Kim\, MBA\, serves as Executive Director of the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership at Rollins College\, where she leads initiatives that strengthen nonprofit and philanthropic organizations through education\, innovation\, and collaboration. Since becoming Executive Director\, she has secured over $6.5 million in funding\, including the largest contract in EBI’s history\, while expanding services to more nonprofit organizations. \nA respected facilitator and sector leader\, Kim convenes funders\, nonprofit executives\, and community stakeholders to advance collective impact. She is an Orlando Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree\, a graduate of Rollins College and UCF.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/central-florida-non-profit-panel-trends-challenges-community-impact/
LOCATION:Citrus Club\, 255 S Orange Ave STE 1800\, Orlando\, 32801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members,Monthly Luncheon,Monthly Luncheon,Public
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SUMMARY:Leading Through Transformation – Building Boundaries that Work
DESCRIPTION:Featured Guest Speaker—\nTanya Hill\nMarket President\, Central Florida \nTopic:\nLeading Through Transformation – Building Boundaries that Work\nLeadership rarely waits for the perfect moment. New opportunities often arrive alongside organizational change\, evolving industries\, growing responsibilities\, and full lives outside of work. At the November FEW Luncheon\, Tanya Hill\, Market President for Central Florida at Florida Blue\, will share her perspective on stepping into an elevated leadership role while navigating transformation both professionally and personally. \nTanya will introduce FEW members to Florida Blue’s role and impact across Central Florida and share the career journey that led her to her current position. From there\, she will offer a candid look at the realities of learning and leading simultaneously—building confidence in a new role\, staying grounded in personal values\, and leading authentically during periods of organizational and industry change. \nThrough the lens of her experiences as a senior executive\, mother\, and community leader\, Tanya will explore the importance of personal capacity management and intentional boundaries. Rather than striving for perfect balance\, she will share how thoughtful choices\, strategic priorities\, and the ability to say “no” can help leaders protect what matters most while continuing to deliver meaningful impact. \nHow This Will Benefit Our Members\nThis engaging and relatable conversation will encourage FEW members to consider how they navigate their own leadership transitions\, competing priorities\, and evolving identities—and how building boundaries that truly work can create greater capacity to lead through transformation.\n\n\nMeet Our Speaker: Minette Marcial\n \nTanya Hill is Florida Blue’s Market President for Central Florida. In this role\, Tanya is responsible for regional business development and community engagement in a 9-county region that includes Brevard\, Flagler\, Lake\, Orange\, Osceola\, Polk\, Seminole\, Sumter\, and Volusia counties. She is instrumental in working with area customers\, driving regional membership growth\, and civic stakeholder engagement. \nThroughout Tanya’s more than 25-year career\, she has worked with reputable brands like Chick-fil-A\, Target Corporation\, and Walt Disney World to drive business results through strategic partnerships. \nTanya is passionate about investing time in the community and has been involved with numerous community and civic organizations. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for the African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida\, 4Roots Foundation\, Orlando Economic Partnership\, and the Winter Park Health Foundation. \nTanya holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Advertising from the University of Central Florida (UCF). \nLearn more by visiting: https://www.floridablue.com/
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/leading-through-transformation-building-boundaries-that-work/
LOCATION:Citrus Club\, 255 S Orange Ave STE 1800\, Orlando\, 32801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members,Monthly Luncheon,Monthly Luncheon,Public
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