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WABC-TV Reporter Chantee Lans Selected as Master of Ceremonies for International Women’s Conference

International Women's Conference selects Chantee Lans, award-winning reporter for WABC-TV to serve as Master of Ceremonies on March 7th, 202

Chantee Lans As a reporter for WABC-TV, she has covered major breaking news, public affairs, & community stories across the N.Y. metropolitan area. Her journalistic integrity, engaging presence, & commitment to storytelling that uplifts communties.
Chantee Lans As a reporter for WABC-TV, she has covered major breaking news, public affairs, & community stories across the N.Y. metropolitan area. Her journalistic integrity, engaging presence, & commitment to storytelling that uplifts communties. (Chantee Lans)

Hempstead, New York - The International Women’s Conference (IWC) has announced that Chantee Lans, award-winning reporter for WABC-TV, will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the 2025 International Women’s Conference on Saturday, March 7, 2025, at Hofstra University.

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community sponsor, and corporate sponsor, or tabling opportunities: https://tinyurl.com/InternationwomensDayCon2026

Lans, a trusted voice in New York media known for her in-depth reporting, civic engagement, and community storytelling, will guide the day’s program, introduce featured speakers, and help anchor the conference’s conversations around leadership, equity, legacy, and women’s impact across industries.

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“Chantee Lans brings credibility, professionalism, and authenticity to every platform she touches,” said conference organizers. “Her ability to connect audiences to powerful stories makes her the ideal Master of Ceremonies for a conference rooted in elevating women’s voices and influence.”

In addition to Chantee Lans serving as Master of Ceremonies New York State Senator Siela A. Bynoe has been selected to serve as the keynote speaker for this year's International Women's Conference.

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Keynote Speaker AnnouncementLearn more about New York State Senator Siela A. Bynoe Historic Election and her upcoming role as Master of Ceremonies at this year's International Women's Conference March 7th, 2026

The 2025 International Women’s Conference will feature Siela A. Bynoe, New York State Senator, as its Keynote Speaker. Senator Bynoe’s historic public service career and commitment to equity, education, and economic empowerment align directly with the conference’s mission to inspire women leaders and changemakers.

Her keynote address will focus on leadership, representation, and the importance of women shaping policy, business, and community outcomes at every level.

About the International Women’s Conference

Founded in 2017, the International Women’s Conference has grown into a premier annual convening that brings together women leaders, entrepreneurs, executives, educators, and advocates from across the region and beyond. Now entering its ninth year, the conference serves as a platform for meaningful dialogue, professional development, and cross-sector collaboration.

The conference features keynote addresses, dynamic panels, networking opportunities, and actionable conversations designed to empower women to lead with purpose and impact.

Click link here for information on how to register, become a community sponsor, and corporate sponsor, or tabling opportunities: https://tinyurl.com/InternationwomensDayCon2026

About the Master of Ceremonies: Chantee Lans: As a reporter for WABC-TV, Chantee Lans has covered major breaking news, public affairs, and community stories across the New York metropolitan area. Her journalistic integrity, engaging presence, and commitment to storytelling that uplifts communities make her a respected figure in media and an influential voice for women.

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