Dallas GenHERation Discovery Days 2019 for Young Women on June 24

You have the opportunity to participate in the largest career exploration trip in America this summer during GenHERation Discovery Days 2019!
 
GenHERation is a network where young women and companies connect. GenHERation has empowered more than 250,000 young women and hosted 300 events across North America. GenHERation Discovery Days 2019 are immersive day trips that provide high school and college women with the opportunity to visit and interact with female executives at the nation's most innovative companies. Participants will travel by bus throughout each city, which will serve as an educational incubator complete with guided discussions by industry mentors. GenHERation Discovery Days will take place across 10 cities, including Dallas, Austin, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Charlotte, Washington, D.C., New York City, and Philadelphia. The GenHERation bus is coming to Dallas on 6/24 to visit the headquarters of:
 
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
  • NFP
  • Google
  • IBM
  • Austin Spurs 
GenHERation Discovery Days is the only experience where you can get a behind-the-scenes look at your favorite companies, meet the most powerful female leaders in America, explore different career paths, share your resume with top companies across the country, and jump-start your career. Learn how GenHERation member Clayton B. got an internship with the Oprah Winfrey Network through Discovery Days here. Check out this Fast Company article to learn how Ariana S. received her first job on our Discovery Days bus.
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