SheLeads 2026
10 years of uplifting and celebrating women
November 4, 2026
Utah Tech University | St. George, UT
$30 (including lunch)


After a decade of SheLeads, here’s what we know:
Gathering Matters
When women gather together, inspiration follows. SheLeads is only one day and it will fuel you for the entire year.
Women are Change Makers
At SheLeads, you’ll hear several HERstories, told by amazing local women who are making an impact in your community.
It Takes a Village
We all have an important role to play in our communities. Find your place—and a powerful network to cheer you on—at SheLeads.
The Day at a Glance
Registration Opens
Women & Media | SheLeads in Law
Keynote from Robin Ritch, CEO, author of “Using Friction to Grow”, and former editor of Deseret News
Panel featuring 5th District Court Juvenile Judge Angela Adams, Washington County attorney Jerry Jaeger, and Deputy County Attorney Grace Deist
Workshop: Imposter Syndrome
Work through imposter syndrome with Nicole Carpenter, Gallup-Certified Strengths Coach
SheLeads in News
Panel featuring Robin Ritch and St. George News reporter Jessie Bang, moderated by Salt Lake Tribune editor Lauren Gustus
Lunch Break
Workshop: Building Your Brand
Brand building for the everyday woman with Melanie Jones (CEO) & Jen Hunsaker (Marketing Director) of Sego Leadership
Workshop: Ways to Influence
Taught by Lauren Gustus, editor of the Salt Lake Tribune
Also Featuring: HERstory Presenters
Learn about the incredible work being done by local Southern Utah visionaries.
Sue Broberg
Janice Brooks
Alexis & Marissa McIff
Ceci Hendrickson
Our Community Partners
Utah Tech University
Snow College
Southwest Technical College
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce
St. George Area Chamber of Commerce
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Bolder Way Forward
Women in Networking
American Association of University Women
Women in Tech & Business

“Attending She Leads has taught me that the most powerful lessons come from other women’s honest stories, not just their successes. It’s changed how I seek out mentors and look to mentor others, and how I value my own experiences as part of my leadership.”
Christine Loveless
