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FC Cincinnati Empowers Women in Sports for Women's History Month

"FC Cincinnati Celebrates Women's History Month with Empowering Initiatives and Collaborations"

 

In celebration of Women's History Month this March, FC Cincinnati is showcasing the invaluable contributions of women in the club and the sports industry. Partnering once again with Procter and Gamble’s Secret and Always brands, the club is organizing the "Breaking Barriers" event at TQL Stadium on March 19. This event will gather 150 female young professionals to gain insights into starting, growing, and sustaining careers in sports. A panel of local women in sports and sports media, including FCC employees and representatives from other area teams, will share their experiences. Attendees will have the opportunity to network in breakout groups led by women professionals in sports.

 

During the match against New York City FC on March 23, FC Cincinnati will spotlight women at TQL Stadium. Attendees from Breaking Barriers are encouraged to purchase tickets and sit together for networking opportunities. They can also view warm-ups pitch-side for a closer look at FC Cincinnati. Fans in attendance can submit photos of important women in their lives for a chance to win an FC Cincinnati prize.

 

Additionally, FC Cincinnati is collaborating with NextUp, a national organization with a local presence in Cincinnati, to advance women in business. This aligns with the club's FCC University initiative, focusing on staff development throughout 2024 and beyond. Featured articles will highlight women-owned businesses in Cincinnati and showcase women leaders in FC Cincinnati Supporter Groups.

 

FC Cincinnati's efforts during Women’s History Month aim to support and empower current and future female leaders within the FCC family. For those interested in getting involved in FC Cincinnati’s community work, information on volunteer opportunities can be found here, and donations to FC Cincinnati Foundation can be made here.

 

Learn more about Next Up here.

 

About FC Cincinnati Foundation:

Launched in December 2018, the FC Cincinnati Foundation seeks to support transformative change for Cincinnati-area children, emphasizing character development, physical well-being through soccer, educational importance, and community service. The foundation aims to reach over 30,000 children this year.

 

For more information, visit FCCincinnati.com/Community. FC Cincinnati remains committed to leaving a lasting legacy, contributing to a flourishing Cincinnati, and fostering inclusivity through soccer and community initiatives.

 

Related Queries:

1. What specific initiatives and events has FC Cincinnati organized to celebrate Women's History Month and promote women in sports?

2. How is FC Cincinnati collaborating with Procter and Gamble’s Secret and Always brands for the "Breaking Barriers" event, and what are the key objectives of this event?

3. Can you provide details on FC Cincinnati's efforts to highlight women at TQL Stadium during the match against New York City FC on March 23, and how are attendees encouraged to network?

4. What is the significance of FC Cincinnati's collaboration with NextUp in advancing women in business, and how does it align with the club's FCC University initiative?

5. How is FC Cincinnati engaging with the community through featured articles, showcasing women-owned businesses in Cincinnati and highlighting women leaders in FC Cincinnati Supporter Groups during Women's History Month?

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