VESTING WOMEN NWA
Women continue to navigate layoffs, caregiving disruptions, stalled advancement, and an increasingly uncertain job market. This program was created to help women turn periods of transition into opportunities for greater stability, advancement, and economic mobility.
50 women will be selected for the inaugural cohort.
Check out the FAQs to learn more.


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WHO IS THIS PROGRAM FOR
The VESTING Women Program is designed to help women in Northwest Arkansas navigate career transitions, pursue new opportunities, and build greater economic stability. This program may be for you if you've experienced:
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A layoff or job displacement and are figuring out what’s next.
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A career break for caregiving or another life transition.
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A transition from entrepreneurship back into the workforce.
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Limited opportunities for advancement or higher pay.
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Underemployment or inadequate pay.
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Entrepreneurship without enough income or stability.
Applicants must reside in Northwest Arkansas to be eligible.
WHAT YOU’LL
WORK TOWARD
This isn’t about collecting another credential. It’s about making meaningful career progress. Over 12 months, you’ll gain the clarity, strategy, and connections to move forward. Progress will look different for every participant.
For you, it might mean:
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Landing a stronger role.
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Returning to the workforce.
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Earning a promotion.
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Increasing your compensation.
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Taking on greater responsibility.
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Moving into leadership.
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Gaining clarity and taking concrete steps toward your next move.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
You don't have to navigate your next move alone.
Throughout this program, you’ll have access to:

Practical Sessions
Practical sessions focused on career transitions and advancement

Personalized Support
Personalized support to clarify your goals and take action

Peer Network
A peer network of women navigating similar situations

Proven Frameworks
Proven frameworks and resources to guide your decisions
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Networking Opportunities
Opportunities to build relationships and expand your network