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Who We Are

Our Purpose

At Quorum, we are catalysts for social change. We empower executive women to courageously raise their voices and spark action. We shake people out of complacency. We provide the encouragement, support and resources for executive women to reach higher, break down barriers, and blaze trails for generations of women to come.

How We Do It

We provide outstanding professional development, critical contacts, and the peer-to-peer support necessary to develop courageous and innovative leaders. Our diverse community is made up of women who share our commitment to creating a sustainable and thriving society where gender equality is the norm: we elevate one another today so that more women will succeed tomorrow.

A member-based organization located in New York, Washington D.C., Chicago, and London, Quorum Initiative was created by and for women working in the worlds of international business, education, and government who are passionate about sharing the tools and contacts they have developed to move forward in their careers and understand that collective action is necessary if we are to progress.

The women of Quorum come from a cross-section of industries and hold roles at the level where strategy is defined, policy is set, and businesses are managed. Our members are committed to taking action to further the professional development of other women, providing a dynamic and nurturing community, opening doors for each other, promoting gender equality in the workplace, and removing obstacles to advancement in business for women in generations to come.

At The Quorum Initiative we stand shoulder to shoulder against racism with the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color community within our organization and around the world. In these challenging and hopeful times, we are doubling down on our mission to create equality. Knowing that actions speak louder than words, we will continue to honor and amplify BIPOC voices, as well as to create scholarship opportunities that make Quorum more accessible for members of the BIPOC community.

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