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Southern Crescent Women in Business Announces 2026 Women in Business Conference Featuring Real Estate, Film, Wealth Building, and Technology Panels

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Southern Crescent Women in Business Announces 2026 Women in Business Conference Featuring Real Estate, Film, Wealth Building, and Technology Panels

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Southern Crescent Women in Business (SCWIB) will host its highly anticipated 2026 Women in Business Conference on Thursday, March 26, 2026, convening influential women leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives, and innovators for a day of strategic insight and connection during Women’s History Month.

The annual conference continues to grow as a premier regional gathering focused on helping women equip, inform, and transform their approach to leadership, business growth, and economic empowerment.

A highlight of the 2026 conference will be three dynamic panels addressing industries that are shaping the future of opportunity for women:

Film, Media & Entertainment Panel
This discussion will explore the expanding opportunities for women in film, digital media, storytelling, and content creation. Panelists will share how women can position themselves within the rapidly evolving entertainment landscape while building brands and creative enterprises that reach global audiences.

Wealth Building & Financial Strategy Panel
Experts in finance and business leadership will discuss practical strategies for wealth creation, investment, entrepreneurship, and long-term financial security. The conversation will focus on closing wealth gaps, increasing ownership, and empowering women to build sustainable economic power.

Leveraging Technology for Growth Panel
Technology is transforming how businesses operate and scale. This panel will focus on how women entrepreneurs and professionals can leverage emerging technologies—including artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and automation—to expand their businesses, improve efficiency, and unlock new revenue opportunities.

“Women are driving innovation across industries—from film and media to technology and finance,” said Ariel Shaw, Founder and President of Southern Crescent Women in Business. “This conference is designed to ensure women have the information, access, and networks needed to compete, grow, and lead in these spaces.”

The Women in Business Conference has become a signature gathering for women leaders across the Southern Crescent region and metro Atlanta. Attendees will experience powerful conversations, valuable networking, and actionable insights designed to elevate careers, businesses, and influence.

Conference Details
Women in Business Conference 2026
Thursday, March 26, 2026

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