INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S CONFERENCE
An annual flagship event celebrating and empowering women across various fields, featuring influential speakers and panel discussions.
Theme for 2026 HER VOICE, HER CULTURE, HER POWER, HER LEGACY
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Saturday, March 7, 2026 from 10AM -4PM.
The Recognition Award Reception from 5PM to 7PM.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Nevalliance started the International Women’s conference in 2017 to empower women. Women constitute more than 50 percent of the world’s population and have contributed substantially to socio-economic development. Unfortunately, their contribution largely remains unrecognized in parts of the world. Empowering women has become a critical element in the development of an economy. With women moving forward, the family, the village, and the nation move. Hence, improving the status of women by way of their economic empowerment is highly called for.
Starting a business and bringing creativity to life with self-esteem and happiness are directly linked. Economic growth is highly vital for any country, which can substantiate by ensuring the participation of women. Being the focal point of economic development, entrepreneurship can play an instrumental role in building the world.
Our International Women’s Conference is a celebration of the achievements of women. This annual conference aim is to inspire women while celebrating our social, economic, cultural, and political achievements.

OBJECTIVES OF THE CONFERENCE

The main objective of the International Women’s Conference is to ‘Enhance awareness and create a more informed understanding of the opportunities, issues, and approaches of Women Empowerment with resultant attention and resources directed towards supporting women.
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The underlying objectives of this conference will be as follows:
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Promote entrepreneurship among women.
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Provide new opportunities to bridge the gaps and increase opportunities for linkages.
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Bring awareness to culture and differences
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Highlight leadership amongst women
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
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Women
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Policy Makers
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MSME promotional agencies/organizations,
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BDS (business development service) providers
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Representatives from NGOs and trade & industry associations
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UN agencies
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Multi-lateral and bi-lateral Organizations
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Media persons
International Women's Conference Speakers
Dr. Neva Helena Alexander
Dr. Neva Helena Alexander is a dynamic leader, educator, and innovator dedicated to inspiring transformative change globally. With a Doctorate in Educational Leadership, she combines extensive academic expertise with practical insights to guide individuals and organizations toward impactful growth and success.
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As the Founder and Global Leadership Strategist of Nevalliance, a certified MWBE professional development company, Dr. Neva focuses on creating global experiences and intentional growth strategies. Through strategic consulting, curated international Global Leadership Experiences, and the prestigious inner Circle membership program, she helps entrepreneurs and leaders gain visibility, build meaningful networks, and achieve sustainable business growth.


Senator Siela A. Bynoe
Senator Siela A. Bynoe made history upon taking office becoming the first Black person to represent Long Island in the New York State Senate. Senator Bynoe is a first-generation American, a housing and education advocate and a former Nassau County Legislator.
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As a 49+ year resident of Long Island, Senator Bynoe has deep roots in the 6th Senate District and a first-hand understanding of the community’s needs. Raised by a single mother, she learned the lessons of leadership through hard work and how to give back to her community. Education, advocacy, and community service are constant threads throughout Senator Bynoe’s life. After graduating from Westbury High School, she earned an Associate's Degree in Liberal Arts from Nassau County Community College and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Hofstra University.
Guided by the life lessons of her formative years, she embarked upon an extensive career in the public, not-for-profit, and private sectors.
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