Registration is now open! You may select either a VIP Reception Package or general admission to the conference. Early registration is available through Thursday, January 19. General registration opens Friday, January 20.

Each registration price includes a $5 donation, which supports USC Alumni Association programs and services.

VIP Reception Package Includes:

• Admission to the VIP reception at the Coliseum’s 1923 Club on Thursday, March 2
  Network with conference speakers, attend an exclusive panel discussion on women in sports, and enjoy hosted appetizers and beverages.
• Admission to the conference on Friday, March 3
  Enjoy a full day of inspiring panel discussions, breakout sessions and speaker presentations, as well as marketplace access, a continental breakfast and lunch, and a networking reception.

Alumni VIP
Early: $125 | General: $165

Young Alumni VIP (35 years old and younger)/USC Student VIP
Early: $110 | General: $150

Non-alumni VIP
Early: $145 | General: $185

General Admission Includes:

• Admission to the conference on Friday, March 3
  Enjoy a full day of inspiring panel discussions, breakout sessions and speaker presentations, as well as marketplace access, a continental breakfast and lunch, and a networking reception.

Alumni 
Early: $75 | $105 after January 19

Young Alumni (35 years old and younger)/USC Student 
Early: $60 | $90 after January 19

Non-Alumni 
Early: $95 | $125 after January 19

Thursday, March 2, 2023
6:30 – 9:30 p.m.

Enjoy a VIP networking reception at the Coliseum’s 1923 Club. Network with fellow attendees and attend a panel discussion on women in sports, featuring:

• Amelia Brodka ’11, Olympic Skateboarder and Founder of Exposure Skate
• Erin Coscarelli ’06, NFL Network Host and Anchor of the Ultimate Surfer
• Tasha Danvers ’02, British Olympic Bronze Medalist and Public Speaker

Friday, March 3, 2023

USC Women’s Conference: University Park Campus

Registration and Continental Breakfast (Alumni Park)

Morning Program (Bovard Auditorium)

Fireside Chat with University of Southern California President Carol L. Folt.

Attend an informative discussion on recent medical advances in women’s health, featuring Carolyn C. Meltzer, dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC, and Diana Ramos ’88, MD’94, California’s surgeon general.

Participate in a facilitated wellness break, led by Danielle Gray ’14, mental health advocate and founder of Train Like A Gymnast.

Breakout Session I (Various Locations)

Stay tuned for more breakout sessions!

Networking Lunch (Alumni Park)

Breakout Session II (Various Locations)

Stay tuned for more breakout sessions!

Closing Program (Bovard Auditorium)

Participate in a facilitated wellness break led by Danielle Gray ’14, mental health advocate and the founder of Train Like A Gymnast.

Hear from three powerful changemakers who will leave you feeling empowered.

	Kaitlin Mogentale ’15 Founder, Pulp Pantry
	Gina Clayton-Johnson ’05 Founder, Essie Justice Group
	Kristen Kavanaugh MSW ’12 Vice Chair, Defense Advisory Committee on Diversity and Inclusion, U.S. Department of Defense

Networking Reception

Carmen Herrera ’89

Entrepreneur and Former Corporate Executive

Carmen Herrera is an entrepreneur and CPA currently working on launching Vida for Vitality, a juice enterprise aimed at brain health, with a particular focus on underserved communities. Her corporate experience includes finance and operational roles with Fortune 500, international, start-up and Big Four public accounting companies. She began her career as an auditor at Ernst & Young LLP, and spent 19 years (beginning in 2001) at Sempra Energy. In 2007, she became the first Latina director at that firm. Herrera, who holds a BS in business administration from the USC Marshall School of Business, serves on the USC Alumni Association (USCAA) Board of Governors, and is past chair of the USC Latino Alumni Association Corporate Advisory Council. She volunteers at other nonprofits and charities, and enjoys various sports in her spare time.

Marissa Stahl ’12

Founder and CEO
Cherry Creative

Marissa Stahl is the founder and CEO of Cherry Creative, a Los Angeles-based digital marketing firm. She is also simultaneously pursuing a career in entertainment as an actor, director, producer and writer. Born and raised in Tampa, Florida, Stahl graduated from the USC School of Dramatic Arts with a BA in dramatic arts and a minor in communications and the entertainment industry. While at USC, she was a member of Alpha Lambda Delta honor society and served as vice president of education for the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity. Stahl has served as chair of the USCAA’s Young Alumni Council, and is currently a member of the USCAA Board of Governors.