TAMPA, Fla.–Trellance, a provider of innovative analytics, cloud and talent solutions to credit unions, said it has entered into a their partnership with the Global Women’s Leadership Network (GWLN), an initiative of the Worldwide Foundation for Credit Unions.
GWLN is a network of over 5,000 individuals from 90 countries that works towards “narrowing the inequality gaps for women, and growing the pipeline of leaders and engaging with colleagues to address issues that are locally, nationally and globally impacting women,” Trellance stated.
Trellance said its partnership with GWLN demonstrates its commitment to promoting gender diversity and equality within the credit union industry, as well as within their own company.
‘Amazing Prospect’
“I’m thrilled that Trellance has partnered with GWLN,” Asha Connors, Trellance’s chief services officer and GWLN member, added in a statement. “Being part of the Network means so much to me personally and professionally – it’s an amazing prospect, bringing these two aspects of my life together to continue to help women advance in the credit union industry and as leaders.”
‘Rising in Leadership’
Connors will co-present “The Underground: Rising in Leadership, Women in Tech with GWLN,” alongside Susan Mitchell, the CEO of Mitchell Stankovic and Associates and GWLN founding chair, at the EDGE Tech Conference, to be held on May 6-7th in Nashville.
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