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Committees
Join a committee
Shape the future of women’s leadership by contributing your expertise and ideas.
Our committees are the backbone of ACE Women’s Network Southern California, working tirelessly to plan events, recruit members, promote our mission, and shape the future of our leadership. Each committee comes with unique responsibilities and benefits, offering members the opportunity to collaborate, lead, and grow both personally and professionally. By joining a committee, you’ll play a vital role in driving change and empowering women in higher education.
Leadership Development
Gain hands-on experience in decision-making, project management, and organizational leadership.
Networking & Collaboration
Connect with influential leaders and like-minded professionals to expand your career opportunities.
Skill Enhancement
Build valuable skills in event planning, marketing, outreach, and governance while contributing to meaningful initiatives.
Impact & Visibility
Play an active role in shaping the Network’s programs and initiatives while making a lasting difference in higher education leadership.
Explore Our Committees

Event Planning & Programming Committee
Responsible for organizing impactful events that promote leadership, mentorship, and professional development within the network.

Membership Committee
Focuses on recruiting and retaining members, managing membership data, and ensuring members are engaged with the network’s initiatives.

Marketing Committee
Develops and executes marketing campaigns to promote events, programs, and membership through social media, newsletters, and promotional materials.

Nominations Committee
Oversees the nomination and election process for leadership roles, ensuring that qualified candidates are selected to lead the network.

Strategic Initiatives Committee
Leads the implementation of key priorities outlined in the Network’s Strategic Plan, working collaboratively with the Board of Directors and other committees to drive initiatives that support the advancement of women in higher education.