Given all that it took to make it a reality (you can read about that story here, here, and here - in that order, but just the last link if you are pressed for time), it seems a bit surreal that it really did take place. We maxed out our capacity both Friday night and Saturday. The energy in every room was fantastic. The speakers were amazing. The food was even really good (I did not see that coming). But that's just my take; we'd love to hear what you thought about it (overall and specific portions). If you've blogged about it, please link to your blog post in the comments. If you haven't written about it elsewhere, please share your thoughts in the comments. We will, of course, get your opinions via the exit survey, but if you have thoughts that might be useful for those thinking about joining us next time, please share them publicly.
We will be including some sessions reviews/overviews here in the coming weeks, along with some follow-up thoughts by a few panelists. Also, we hope to continue profiling women in the coming weeks and months; if you'd like to participate with a profile, let us know (leave a comment or send an email). For those who joined us over the weekend, thank you! We loved meeting you and learning from you. We hope you continue to build on the community that we created in Provo.
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I'd love to participate in any of your conferences in the future. Although I did law school for my graduate degree, I studied finance in undergrad, so women in business is an area of interest to me.
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