Every March, Women’s History Month serves as a powerful reminder of the women who have shaped industries, communities, and culture. It is a time to celebrate progress — and to actively create momentum for the next generation of leaders.
This year, HispanicPro’s ElevateHER at the House of Blues Chicago stands out not just as a celebration, but as a strategic opportunity for professional growth, leadership development, and cross-cultural networking.
Importantly, ElevateHER is not a women-only event. Allies are welcome. Leaders of all genders who support women’s advancement are encouraged to attend and participate in the conversation.
A Room That Reflects the Real World
ElevateHER brings together professionals from diverse backgrounds — Latina, Black, Asian, White, multiracial, immigrant, first-generation, corporate executives, nonprofit leaders, entrepreneurs, and rising talent.
While HispanicPro was founded to elevate Hispanic professionals, ElevateHER reflects the broader professional ecosystem in which we all operate. The modern workplace is multicultural, multigenerational, and collaborative.
Progress for women does not happen in isolation. It happens when communities — including allies — show up together.
Why Allies Matter
Career advancement for women requires partnership. Leaders, sponsors, hiring managers, executives, and advocates of all genders play a critical role in:
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Sponsoring women for leadership roles
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Advocating for equitable promotion practices
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Creating inclusive workplace cultures
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Investing in diverse talent pipelines
ElevateHER creates a space where those conversations can happen openly. When allies attend, they don’t just observe — they engage, listen, learn, and commit to action.
Why Cross-Industry & Cross-Cultural Networking Accelerates Careers
The most powerful professional growth often happens outside your immediate circle.
At ElevateHER, attendees expand into adjacent networks:
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Corporate executives connect with nonprofit changemakers
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Entrepreneurs meet brand leaders and procurement professionals
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Rising talent gains access to senior leadership insights
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Allies collaborate with emerging women leaders
Diverse networks consistently produce stronger innovation, broader opportunity pipelines, and more resilient leadership. Expanding your circle expands your career.
Career Development Beyond Inspiration
ElevateHER is intentionally designed to provide actionable value:
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Panel discussions addressing real-world leadership challenges
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Conversations around executive presence, advancement, and visibility
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Honest dialogue about navigating bias and scaling businesses
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Direct access to decision-makers in an intimate setting
This is not just an inspirational evening. It is a strategic one.
Attendees walk away with:
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Meaningful professional connections
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Potential mentors and collaborators
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Greater clarity on career direction
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Expanded visibility within Chicago’s professional community
Representation in All Its Forms
Representation includes culture, industry, generation, and leadership style. ElevateHER showcases:
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Corporate leaders
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Nonprofit executives
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Policy influencers
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Entrepreneurs
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Community advocates
When multiple pathways to success are visible in one room, ambition expands.
Why the Setting Matters
Hosting ElevateHER at the iconic House of Blues Chicago reinforces something important: professional advancement can be powerful and celebratory.
Career growth does not have to be confined to conference rooms. When community, culture, and ambition meet in one space, connections deepen and collaboration becomes more authentic.
Why You Should Be in the Room
Attending ElevateHER during Women’s History Month is an investment in:
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Your network
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Your leadership visibility
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Your cross-cultural competence
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Your career trajectory
And whether you are a woman leader, a rising professional, or an ally committed to advancing women in the workplace — your presence matters.
ElevateHER is about elevating leadership, expanding opportunity, and building a stronger professional ecosystem together.
This March, don’t just celebrate women’s history.
Be part of shaping its future.
Early registration ends this weekend. Don't miss out!
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