Mentor Circle: Embrace your Space - Cultivating Belonging at Work

PWH Mentor Circles are a group mentoring program that enables professionals of all levels to come together to discuss and share knowledge on a topic. PWH Mentor Circles are made up of one Circle Leader and 10-15 Circle Members. The Circle Leader ensures the participation of all those members who would like to contribute to each conversation.  PWH Mentor Circles meet two times a month over three months to discuss the chosen topic and may evolve into a longer conversation over time.

If you have asked yourself, where do I belong, or you are seeking to find a place where you belong, you are not alone. Belonging is one of our most important needs. In fact, belonging means that you feel accepted, included, or a part of something bigger than you. During this mentoring circle, we’ll discuss insights on the anatomy of belonging, barriers to belonging, how to authentically connect better professionally and personally, and how to foster a sense of belonging.  Join us to gain insights on fostering a deep sense of acceptance, and inclusion, and finding your rightful place within a supportive community.

Facilitator:

Sabrina Smith
Associate Director, Downstream Marketing
ECRI

Sabrina is the Associate Director of Downstream Marketing at ECRI. She has over 20 years of marketing and communications experience in the healthcare industry. In her role she directs data-driven marketing strategies, tactics, and campaigns to achieve organizational goals. Sabrina is a strong collaborator and believes in building relationships with others through open and transparent conversations.

Sabrina understands the power of finding your tribe and owning who you are with grace and confidence. She learned that one of the best ways to have peace is to show up authentically every day as yourself and give others a chance to know you. Sabrina is an advocate for helping women reach their full potential in the workplace and believes in empowering women to find their place, raise their voice, and be the best version of themselves that they can be.