Upcoming FWSF events

If you need help, please contact Alyson at info@financialwomensf.org. 

Best year ever book coverVirtual book club: Your Best Year Ever

Wednesday, January 28  |  5:15–6:30 pm

In Your Best Year Ever, author Michael Hyatt offers an invitation to readers to slow down long enough to ask themselves better questions and get closer to realizing their dreams.

Women meditatingMonthly meditation

Wednesday, February 4  |  12–12:30 pm

A monthly meditation practice using mindfulness or focusing the mind on a particular object, thought, or activity.

Women drinking wine2026 kickoff social in the East Bay

Thursday, February 5  |  4–7 pm

Join us on Thursday, February 5th, at Bourbon Highway in Walnut Creek as we welcome 2026 with finance friends and great company. We’ll kick things off at 4:00 pm with a selection of appetizers. Members are welcome to purchase their own drinks from the bar, which also features a variety of delicious mocktails.

Women talkingEconomic trends and outlook for 2026

Thursday, February 26  | 11:30 am–1:30 pm

These days, trends change at lightning speed… and that’s playing out in finance and the economy. As we head full-steam ahead into 2026, many of you are asking: Which trends do we need to focus on, and which are likely to be passing fads? To help answer these questions and more, we invited Shannon Saccocia, Chief Investment Officer at Neuberger Berman and regular CNBC contributor, to share her insights with us as part of our annual economic outlook. 

Women walking2026 International Women's Day

Thursday, March 5  | 12:30–6:30 pm

This special event brings together leaders, mentors, and rising professionals for an afternoon of inspiration, connection, and empowerment. The program features a keynote address from Mary Ann Bartels, a dynamic panel of women whose careers have been shaped through FWSF scholarships and mentorship, and two interactive breakout sessions designed to support and advance women in finance and accounting. Together, we’ll celebrate the impact of investing in women — and the collective strength that comes from lifting one another up.