HubSpot Women@HubSpot Women's History Month Leadership and Sponsorship Event

Programming example

al, it was intentional, and it's the work I'm most proud of this year.A few moments that will stay with me.On leadership and confidence:↳ "Don't become the average version of somebody else. Be the best version of yourself." — Yamini Rangan, CEO, on the conflicting feedback so many women receive: be confident, but not too confident. Speak up, but don't sound too assertive.↳ "Curiosity and learning and choosing to grow makes a huge difference in being a great leader." — Kate Bueker, CFO and Executive Sponsor, on what courageous leadership actually looks like↳ Aoife O'Brien from Happier at Work reframed imposter syndrome in a way I haven't forgotten: it doesn't show up when you're new and still learning. It shows up when you're genuinely competent but your confidence hasn't caught up yet. Knowing that changes everything.On courage and how we work:↳ "Choosing courage stops being one big dramatic act. It just feels like the work that we're here to do." — Eleonora Ludin↳ "It's not about having all the answers. It's about having the courage to be the lead learner in the room." — Myriam P Ormond, CPA,CISA, CPDSE, CDPP↳ "Sometimes slowing down is actually the fastest path forward." — Julia PilkesOn sponsorship and action:↳ "Sponosrship isn't a program, it's a practice. It's what you do when not always convenient, when the room is quiet and no one is watching." — Chloe Tambe, Director of AI Transformation↳ "Every day, there is somebody you can advocate for. Advocacy and sponsorship are active. It's a verb, it's kinetic. It requires effort. Do that. Put in the work." — Mark Barry, SVP Sales & MD EMEA, Co-Sponsor of Women@HubSpotAt HubSpot, we don't just talk about sponsorship and belonging we build for it. And the work is never finished. The gap between intention and action closes when leaders at every level open doors, advocate in rooms where others aren't present, and show up. Not because it's March, but because it's the right thing to do.Thank you to our executive sponsors, ERG leaders (Buki Ogunleye, Gloria Torku, Delphine D'AGOSTINO, Devshree Khachane, Julie Butz, Steph McDonald, Olivia Chin (she/her), Kriti Senrayan, Mariana Amado, Marcela Liberato López, Karona Takehara, Kei Oki, Alice S., Aoife Murphy, Tatjana Pohl) EAs (Lizzy Doyle, Gillian G.), and every HubSpotter who showed up!hashtag#WomensHistoryMonth hashtag#Women@HubSpot hashtag#Belonging

Communities

• Women

Observances

• Women's History Month

Formats

• Summit & Conference
• Internal Event
• Speaker Presentation

Goals

• Connect