Our Impact

Working with the Women in STEM Network (WISN) has been a rewarding experience. I recently delivered a virtual workshop for WISN and it was a positive experience from start to finish. Dr. Shara Cohen and the team were focused on bringing valuable content and experiences to members. They helped me understand who they serve and clarified the needs and wants of their members. During the session, participants were engaged and helped make it a fun and rewarding experience. WISN puts a lot of care and attention to providing impactful resources and support for women in STEM careers to thrive and advance at every level!

Working with Women In STEM has been a brilliant experience.

The aim of the network is to support women and they definitely do that.

I'd highly recommend joining to help navigate the world of stem.

I appreciate that the platform is not only about events but also about practical resources. The worksheets and career tools are well designed and encourage you to reflect on your professional goal

It's been wonderful to coordinate with Shara and the team - very collaborative and supportive end-to-end. It started with a call to communicate essentials, followed by support on the day and efficient follow-ups, timely blog posts/newsletter entries, and video shared after the talk. It's been an absolute pleasure to be a speaker!

One of the most enjoyable parts of the Women in STEM Network is the Spotlight events. Hearing directly from women who have built fascinating careers in STEM is genuinely inspiring.

I originally joined the Women in STEM Network because the events were free and I was curious to see what they were like. I stayed because the discussions are genuinely useful and thoughtful. Having access to the full library of past events is incredibly valuable.

The free events were what first attracted me to the Women in STEM Network. I didn’t expect much at first, but the speakers are consistently insightful. The event library now means I can catch up on sessions I missed, which makes the membership even more worthwhile.

It was a joy to present for the Women in STEM Network with founder Dr. Shara Cohen. I encourage speakers who care deeply about empowering women in the workforce to join ranks with this global and genuinely supportive community.

Dr. Cohen and her team create an environment that is welcoming, relaxed, and highly focused on enriching women around the world. Our time together felt warm, authentic, and deeply engaging. While the network honors both academic and industry excellence, its true strength lies in connecting the hearts and minds of women in STEM.

This organization is truly living its mission. Presenting for WISN left me uplifted—I could feel the feedback loop of connection that is so rare in virtual settings today.

Thank you, Dr. Shara Cohen, Jaci Harmen, and all who attended. I look forward to being an active member with you!

The career worksheets in the members’ area are extremely practical. I recently used the ‘My Reflection Worksheet’ and it helped me think more clearly about the direction I want my career to take.

I gave a talk for WISN and it was a very positive experience. I particularly enjoyed the detailed and advance scheduling and briefing on the part of the team, and the rigorous follow-up. I felt I was in safe and professional hands.

The Women in STEM Network provides tools that are genuinely useful. The reflection worksheets and planning templates helped me step back and think strategically about my next career move

Presenting to the Women in STEM Network was a genuine highlight. The members brought curiosity and thoughtful questions to our session — the kind of engagement that makes a conversation memorable. This is a community that takes its professional growth seriously, and it showed.

The webinar library alone makes membership worthwhile. Being able to go back and watch recordings of previous sessions means you can learn at your own pace and revisit ideas that are relevant to your career.

I joined the Women in STEM Network initially just to attend a few events. To my surprise, I was later invited to run a Spotlight event myself. It was a wonderful opportunity to share my work and connect with others in the community