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To empower women to accelerate their personal and professional growth, and build a lasting legacy, through intergenerational knowledge transfer.

09/17/2026

We’re excited to share that Mothers to Daughters Founder Francine Mbvoumbo will be speaking during the 81st United Nations General Assembly at Work, Innovation and Opportunity: Preparing the Next Generation for the Global Economy.

The conversation will focus on how young people can prepare for a rapidly changing global economy through innovation, digital skills, entrepreneurship, and global readiness.

Monday, September 21, 2026
2:00 PM
Cornell ILR, New York City

Join us if you can: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/work-innovation-and-opportunity-preparing-the-next-generation-tickets-1984960584542

Innovation Entrepreneurship NextGeneration

08/13/2026

This week’s wisdom comes from Loretta Fralin-Rapp, author of Confessions for the Narrow Road: A Journey with My Mom.

In today’s reflection, Loretta shares one of her favorite confessions of faith, inspired by Proverbs 3:5–6:

“I choose to acknowledge God in every way I take, believing that He knows what’s best for me, and He will show me the best road to follow.”

Loretta reminds us that faith often means asking a difficult question:

“Is this what You have for me?”

Trust requires surrender, but it also requires confidence that God’s plans are greater than our own. Stay tuned, more is coming from her!! Thank you, Loretta for your contributions to the Ball of Wisdom.

What does trusting the journey look like in your life today?

08/03/2026

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07/22/2026

✨We’re honored to see Mothers to Daughters and our founder, Francine Mbvoumbo, featured in Live Affirmed Magazine.

The article explores the vision behind the Ball of Wisdom, the importance of intergenerational mentorship, and our commitment to empowering 100,000 women entrepreneurs globally by 2035.

As Francine shares:
“Legacy is not only what someone leaves behind. It is what she makes possible while she is still here.”

Thank you to Live Affirmed Magazine for highlighting our mission and the women who continue to build a legacy through wisdom, leadership, and service.

🔗 Read the full article through this link: https://www.liveaffirmedmagazine.com/fashion/ball-of-wisdom-how-francine-mbvoumbo-is-building-a-legacy-that-lives-beyond-one-generation

WomenInLeadership Community LiveAffirmedMagazine

07/13/2026

Link in bio for more info

07/08/2026

✨ Welcome to Wisdom Wednesday ✨

This week, we’re featuring Annamaria Ananiadis, career mentor and leadership advocate, whose passion for mentorship and knowledge-sharing continues to inspire women at every stage of their careers.

Throughout her journey, Annamaria has experienced firsthand the impact that mentors can have—not only in opening doors, but in providing perspective, encouragement, and the confidence to grow.

As she reminds us:

“The true power of mentorship lies in the one-to-one connection—a relationship built on trust, support, and a commitment to helping others reach their potential.”

Research from Mentor Canada found that young adults who had a mentor during childhood or adolescence are 59% more likely to be working or studying than those who did not. It’s a powerful reminder that investing in people has a lasting impact.

Thank you, Annamaria, for sharing your wisdom with our community.

Connect with Annamaria:
🔹 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/annamaria-ananiadis-46500714/
🔹 Instagram: Annamaria Ananiadis

💬 Who has been a mentor in your life, and what is one lesson they’ve taught you?

Community CareerDevelopment

06/15/2026

This week, we’re highlighting Katherine Wintsch: founder and CEO of The Mom Complex, author of Slay Like a Mother, and a valued supporter of Mothers to Daughters and the Ball of Wisdom. 📚📚

During our recent conversation with Francine Mbvoumbo, Katherine shared powerful insights on self-doubt, ambition, leadership, and redefining success.

One idea especially resonated with us:

“You can absolutely have it all—but you must determine what your all is.”

In a world that constantly pushes us to do more, achieve more, and become more, Katherine reminds us that success isn’t about chasing someone else’s definition. It’s about building a life that reflects your own values.

Thank you, Katherine, for sharing your wisdom with our community.

What does success look like to you?

SlayLikeAMother

06/10/2026

Some of the most meaningful conversations don’t happen on a stage… they happen around a table.

Recently, beloved leaders of our Mothers to Daughters community gathered for an evening of connection, conversation, and shared wisdom across generations.

Over good food and even better company, we talked about leadership, career journeys, personal growth, and the lessons we carry with us as women navigating different seasons of life.

At Mothers to Daughters, we believe mentorship doesn’t always look formal. Sometimes it begins with a conversation, a question, a story, or a seat at the table.

These moments remind us that community is one of our greatest sources of strength—and that we all have something to learn and something to share.

What is the best piece of advice you’ve received from another woman?

Legacy WomenSupportingWomen

06/09/2026

Some more images from a wonderful evening amongst leaders, entrepreneurs and professional shaping the future

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