FOUR CORNERS PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S SUMMIT

Supporting Success

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Pre-summit workshop tickets and speed networking tickets are still AVAILABLE.

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A Farmington Chamber Foundation Event

NETWORKING ~EDUCATION ~RESOURCES

The Four Corners Professional Women’s Summit is an annual event aimed at cultivating professional relationships, creating networking opportunities, and providing quality training and development for individuals in the Four Corners Region and beyond.

Get ready to be inspired!

Sarah Elkins, Chief Storymaker, Gallup-certified Strengths Coach, and TEDx speaker, returns to the Four Corners Professional Women's Summit for the morning keynote, sharing her signature blend of storytelling and communication strategies to help you build stronger relationships and support your success.

It's Time to Slay Your Goals!

Amber De La Garza, Productivity Specialist, will take the stage for the afternoon keynote to challenge the way you think about time and productivity. She’ll share practical strategies to help you focus on what matters most, make meaningful progress toward your goals, and create more time for what matters.

End the day looking up!

Jameson “Jamie” Church closes out the Four Corners Professional Women’s Summit with an encouraging look at the everyday habits that shape strong leaders. Through relatable stories and practical takeaways, she’ll leave you with simple ways to grow your confidence, strengthen your leadership, and carry the spirit of Supporting Success beyond the Summit.

"Conference was great. Enjoyed the diversity in the speakers and what they shared, personal stories and adjustments they have made or overcame in the lives. Very encouraging!! Great job to the chamber for putting this on and all who helped!!"

"The summit was wonderful. It was my second year attending, and I look forward to 2024s Summit. It is very obvious that A LOT of effort and work goes into putting it together. THANK YOU and your team for all you do!"

"This was a fantastic Summit! I think it can compete with what you would find in a "big city." Great job to the committee who organized it and to the speakers who shared their stories!"