EWG member, Major General Marilyn Quagliotti, US Army (Ret), has been recognized as a “World of Difference 100” recipient for 2019. The award lauds Marilyn’s success in establishing EWG’s flagship Mentoring Program, as evidence of her exemplary contribution to women’s economic empowerment. The recognition by The International Alliance for Women (TIAW), a global association of …
LATEST NEWS
Inauguration of EWG President and Officers for 2019-2020
On June 27, EWG installed its 2019-20 President, Ellen McClain, and her fellow Officers: Deborah Leben, Cindy Morgan and Tanya Everett (in absentia) during a well-attended ceremony at Washington DC’s charming Dacar-Bacon House. The Inauguration was preceded by a short membership meeting and, earlier in the afternoon, the Dynamic Mentoring Celebration to close out the …
Congratulations to the New Administration
Dear members of the Executive Women in Government, As we embark on a new leadership administration for the Executive Women in Government (EWG), I wanted to express a heartfelt congratulations and sincere best wishes to the new administration and offer genuine appreciation for my opportunity to have served as President. We are and have been …
EWG PROPOSED BYLAWS
Proposed Bylaws for membership vote in June 2019
LEADERSHIP SUMMIT MARCH 2020
The Executive Women in Government (EWG) sends a sincere thank you to all who registered for the May 14, 2019, Leadership Summit at the Women’s Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. The EWG Board continues to develop an outstanding program for the Leadership Summit; however, due to a few factors impacting registration, the EWG has decided to …
EWG Mentoring Program Mid-Point Evaluation
The Executive Women in Government (EWG) Mentoring Program has been carefully designed to help women who aspire to executive positions in the federal government. It enables the EWG organization to prepare, promote, support and mentor women for senior leadership positions and answer their call to service. Click in the link below to read the Mid-Point evaluation. EWG …
EWG Member, Naomi Mercer awarded 2018 annual Distinguished Essay Award
EWG Member, Naomi Mercer awarded 2018 annual Distinguished Essay Award from the DoD Senior Professional Women’s Association. Research shows that women do not consider running for political office until someone asks them to do it. Women do not consider pursuing a promotion until someone tells them they should put their name in. Women do not …
Want to improve your odds for career advancement?
Check out this webinar: “Getting to SES: The Top Ten Reasons People are Not Selected for SES Positions & What to do to be More Competitive & Move your Career Forward” There are approximately 7,200 Career Service Senior Executive (SES) Positions in the federal government. There are roughly 161,000 GS-14, GS-15 employees and recently retired …
What is Happening at EWG?
Executive Women in Government (EWG) – Membership Meeting Members Only Event – Please respond toEWGmembershipchair@gmail.com if you can attend the tour and the meeting (Non-members can join at the door) May 2, 2018 Tour of Science and Engineering Hall 3:13 – 3:45 Science and Engineering Hall (SEH), https://gwtoday.gwu.edu/look-inside-science-and-engineering-hall. The SEH is a state-of-the-art research facility right in the …
EWG Mentoring Program Update
The Executive Women in Government Mentoring Program is now in its second year and is designed to improve and increase women’s relevance, impact, opportunities, and recognition in the federal government. Twenty-four EWG members agreed to mentor protégés from various government agencies (DHS, NASA, Department of State, and DOD, to name a few) who are interested …