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SheLeads to Celebrate 10 Years on Nov. 4 in St. George

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SheLeads will celebrate its 10th year on Nov. 4, 2026, at Utah Tech University in St. George. The event aims to uplift women through a day of inspiration, networking, and local stories.

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  • SheLeads will be held Nov. 4, 2026, at Utah Tech University in St. George.
  • The event marks 10 years of celebrating and uplifting women.
  • The program includes keynote speaker Jan Broberg and various workshops and panels.
  • Registration for the event is available for $30, which includes lunch.

The SheLeads event will return for its 10th anniversary on Nov. 4, 2026, at Utah Tech University in St. George. The gathering is designed to celebrate and uplift women through a single day of inspiration and community connection.

The scheduled program includes a keynote address by author, actress, and survivor advocate Jan Broberg. The agenda also features a panel titled She Leads in Law with 5th District Court Juvenile Judge Angela Adams, Washington County Attorney Jerry Jaeger, and Deputy County Attorney Grace Deist. Other sessions include a workshop on Imposter Syndrome led by Nicole Carpenter, a workshop on building a brand with Jen Hunsaker, and a session on writing for impact led by The Salt Lake Tribune CEO and Executive Editor Lauren Gustus.

A panel titled She Leads in News will be moderated by Lauren Gustus and feature journalist Robyn Ritch and St. George News reporter Jessi Bang. Additional workshop sessions include a closing address by Southern Utah University Provost Mary Pearson. The day will also feature short stories from several local presenters, including Sue Broberg, Janice Brooks, Cecilia Hendrickson, and Alexis and Marissa McIff.

The event is scheduled to cost $30, which includes lunch. Community partners for the event include Utah Tech University, Snow College, Southwest Technical College, the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce, the St. George Area Chamber of Commerce, the Washington Chamber of Commerce, Bolder Way Forward, Women in Networking, the American Association of University Women, and Women in Tech & Business.

Registration is currently available for those interested in attending the gathering at Utah Tech University.

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