What is Women IN Energy?

Women IN Energy is a community dedicated to supporting and empowering women in the energy industry, providing multiple opportunities to connect with other industry professionals, leading up to the annual Women IN Energy Conference each fall. Conference attendees learn and engage in thoughtful, relevant discussions featuring several unique and engaging speakers from our industry and beyond with opportunities for networking.

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MISSION

To create a community of women advocates in a male-dominated industry to ensure important talent is heard and seen while accessing relevant professional development skills.

GOVERNANCE

The conference planning committee and key sponsors are comprised of multiple Indiana-based energy industry entities.

VISION

To grow, learn, and openly discuss today's workforce needs while envisioning tomorrow's energy needs.

Planning Committee

Kelly Snyder

EDP Renewables

Conference Co-founder

Ashleigh Moore

MISO

Conference Co-Director & Marketing Lead

Leah Smith

ACES

Technical Lead

Karyn Williams

Duke Energy

Community Engagement Lead

Glory Adepetu

AES

Committee Member

Emily Silva

EDP Renewables

Committee Member

Tameka McNair

Microsoft

Conference Co-founder

Rhiannon Shelley

MISO

Conference Co-Director & Finance Lead

Cris Miller

ACES

Logistics Lead

Mya Bain

Duke Energy

Committee Member

Melanie Raney

AES

Committee Member

Testimonials

The Women IN Energy Conference filled my soul and I came back with not only new and inspiring friends, but also some key takeaways that have reignited me to keep charging ahead... As women, we know the critical importance of supporting each other and this magical day that you all worked so hard to bring to life, makes a difference… a very big difference. My team was grateful for the experience and I’m excited to spread the word to more women in our industry so we can continue to grow and thrive together.

Erin Schneider, Duke Energy