Contact
Talk to a person, not a pipeline.
Questions about membership, chapters or partnership reach a State Lead directly. No ticket queue, no chatbot, no sales follow-up.
Send a message
Contact information
Tell us who you are and what you are after. Everything except the phone number is required.
Resources
Answers you can read right now.
Most questions we get are covered in writing. Start here, then write to us if something is still unclear.
- Article
The art of the candid circle
Why structured candour beats open networking, and how WEC gatherings are designed to produce it. - Article
Your first 90 days in a circle
What new members can expect from their first three gatherings, and what is expected back. - Guide
Leading through transitions
A member-written guide to navigating role changes at the executive level.
FAQ
Before you write
The questions that reach us most often, and the words we use when we answer them.
Within a few business days. Messages are read by State Leads, not routed through a support queue.
Use the form and mention your state in the subject. The national team will connect you with the nearest State Lead.
WEC does not take sponsorship that would put a vendor in the room. If you have a partnership idea that respects that line, we would like to hear it.
No. Applications go through the application form, which asks the questions a State Lead needs. Use this page for anything the application does not cover.
Your message is seen only by the State Leads who need to answer it. We do not sell, rent or share contact details, and we do not add you to a mailing list because you wrote to us.
Yes. Say so in your message and we will arrange a conversation with a member in your state or your domain. Coming to a gathering first is welcome too.
The words we use
- Circle
- A standing group of senior women leaders who meet on a regular cadence under the WEC framework.
- Chapter Circle
- A circle organized by geography: statewide, led by volunteer State Leads and anchoring WEC in its region, or city-level, for members who want peers within reach between gatherings.
- Domain Circle
- A national circle organized by industry or function rather than geography.
- State Lead
- The volunteer leader who sets the cadence, tone and standard for the circles in her state.
- The framework
- The three principles every gathering runs on: Seen, Supported, Reciprocal.
Next step
Writing is optional. Showing up is not.
If you already know WEC is for you, apply. If you would rather see a circle before you commit, come to a gathering first.
