2020 Mind Merging Summit Virtual Women’s Conference

Welcome to the first Mind Merging Summit Women’s Conference: “Embarking on Your Journey!” This one-day virtual event welcomes a diverse group of goal-driven women who are committed to investing in themselves, their careers, and their businesses.

The Summit is loosely based on the groundbreaking book, “As My Leaders Go… So Do I,” by Laurie Sayles, President and CEO of Civility Management Solutions. In her own words, Ms. Sayles details her life experiences – good and bad – and journey to transformation. As a result, she established a non-profit organization called Recognize, Repair, Repeat (R3) to help women overcome obstacles, past traumas, and hardships.

During the Summit, Laurie and other powerful speakers will impart wisdom to inspire women to pursue and reach their destiny. Participants will have the opportunity to share their journeys to uplift and inspire others as well.

The 2020 Mind Merging Summit was developed in collaboration with Inspire to Excel, a leadership training and development firm that empowers women to build businesses, lead organizations, and live their lives with purpose.

Get ready for an INTERACTIVE, EMPOWERING, and TRANSFORMATIONAL experience that will inspire you to become the best version of yourself, both personally and professionally. We look forward to seeing you on October 10!

Once registered, you will receive the Zoom Meeting ID via email the day before the conference along with other meeting materials.

Purchase Conference T-Shirts and Laurie Sayles’ book, “As My Leaders Go…So Do I,” by visiting: https://www.lauriesayles.com/

* We encourage everyone to wear the T-Shirts on the day of the conference!

Conference details, updates, and agenda can be found here: https://www.lauriesayles.com/

For questions regarding the conference or the non-profit, please email to: [email protected].

For connectivity issues, please email to: [email protected]

Disclosure:

Due to the nature of the conference. This is to notify every attendee that the conference will have discussions that are very personal and sensitive. Some may share testimonies of overcoming traumatic events that may be disturbing or upsetting.