Chase Bank

“Clock My Worth” Girls Conference—an empowering experience designed to uplift and inspire the next generation of young women.
The conference will take place on Tuesday, May 6th at the Chase Bank Community Center in Harlem, and will bring together girls from across New York City for a day of interactive workshops, meaningful conversations, and confidence-building experiences.
At Clock My Worth, we focus on helping young girls:
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Build confidence and embrace their identity unapologetically
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Develop leadership and communication skills
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Gain exposure to topics such as financial literacy, conflict resolution, and self-worth
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Experience our signature catwalk confidence workshop
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We would be truly honored to have you join us as a panelist, sharing your journey, insights, and words of wisdom. Your voice, experience, and presence would be incredibly impactful in helping our girls see what is possible for themselves.
Our goal is to create a safe, affirming, and inspiring space where every girl is reminded that her worth is not up for debate—and we believe you would play a powerful role in that mission.

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Meet Millie. Millie has an amazing imagination! Millie is the most creative student in her class! Millie is a whirlwind of ideas! But Millie has one problem — she’s a mess!
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“Clock My Worth” Girls Conference

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Chase Bank, 55 W 125th St, New York, NY

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