Summer is fast approaching, which also means that Her Conference 2023 is just around the corner. If you didn’t already know, Her Conference is one of the biggest Her Campus events of the year and has been a pinnacle event for many college students and HC members since its inception in 2012. It’s since become a yearly tradition, and is still going strong over a decade later.
Her Conference is truly the place to be for all Gen Z college students as you work on your networking skills and simultaneously learn how to crush your goals, hone your skills to further your career, and hear from the best of the best in many industries. If you’re interested in jumpstarting your career and want to make memories that will last a lifetime this summer, keep reading for all the juicy details on the amazing Her Conference 2023 lineup, how to get a ticket, and everything else you won’t want to miss.
When and where is Her Conference 2023?
Her Conference 2023 will be taking place at the Atrium Brooklyn in New York City on Saturday, June 24. This year also marks Her Conference’s second year back in person after doing it virtually during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. It truly is an all-day event jam-packed with the best keynotes and panels you could ever dream of, along with a delicious lunch and yummy snacks and drinks throughout the day.
Who’s going to be at Her Conference?
Along with getting to meet amazing and like-minded people, if you attend Her Conference, you will be able to hear from inspiring keynote speakers and panelists. The lineup for Her Conference this year will make you feel like you can accomplish anything and get on your grind.
Leah Thomas is the founder of The Intersectional Environmentalist, a website and company committed to empowering people of color and historically excluded communities by amplifying their incredible legacies in the environmental space. She also has a book of the same title that examines the inextricable link between environmentalism, racism, and privilege and promotes awareness of the fundamental truth that we cannot save the planet without uplifting the voice of its people.
Amelie Zilber is an actress, activist and digital star known for her work on Grown-ish. She also uses her social media platform to educate her Gen Z audience on politics in an easily digestible way and shares her self-described lifestyle of “beauty and fashion with a socially conscious twist.”
But that’s not all — here are some of the inspiring panelists to look out for:
- Amanda Taylor, founder and creative director of The Unplug Collective
- Dinner with Friends founder Anita Michaud
- Psychotherapist and energy healer Ebony Robinson
- Elisa Shankle, co-founder of Heal Haus
- Mental health advocate and Healthembody founder Emily Ocon
- Faye Odesser, a writer that focuses on the intersections of sexuality, history and technology
- Gabby Whiten, a Ph.D. candidate and life and style content creator
- Heather Lovato, CEO and founder of Rhythm
- Content creator Liv Reese
- No More Lonely Friends founder and CEO Marissa Meizz
- Sustainable investor and lifestyle influencer Mira Bharatiya
- Nadya Okamoto, the co-founder of August
- Sarah Gaines, the founder of Joyflow and Joydust
- Sex educator Tara Jones
- Taryn Delanie, Miss New York 2022 and a content creator
Where can I get tickets?
Of course, you can’t attend this amazing event without having tickets. You can buy your tickets on the Her Conference website for $50. Not only do you get access to wonderful speakers, but you also get to:
- Fill your goody bag with products and gifts
- Get a personal tarot reading
- Treat yourself to a delicious lunch
- Get a custom printed t-shirt
- Enjoy drinks and snacks from incredible brands
- Check out the exclusive Her Conference tee and merch at the Her Campus Shop
- Meet your new hype squad of writers, creators, and leaders from our Her Campus community
- Start manifesting your goals and living your dream life today
If you find yourself in New York this summer, definitely put Her Conference on your bucket list. It can be a start to getting your name out there and pursuing those career goals you’ve always wanted to achieve.