Packaging & Processing Women's Leadership Network

CONNECT WITH WOMEN IN PACKAGING

Take advantage of a FREE forum to connect with other women in packaging to share your experiences, discuss your specific challenges and benchmark with your peers.

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Access the Video LIbrary

Be sure to check out our video library to watch past presentations from the Packaging & Processing Women's Leadership Network Meetings.

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Listen to the Latest Podcast Episodes

Listen to two of the latest podcast episodes, Wicked Good Insight on The New World of Work with guest, Tracey Noonan, CEO and co-founder, Wicked Good Cupcakes and Help Wanted, and Fast with Stephanie Neil, Editor in Chief, OEM Magazine.

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Read New Blog Posts

Check out the latest news for what's happening in the packaging and processing industry for women, including tips, career advice, what to look out for and more by reading out latest blog posts.

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Read the PPWLN e-Newsletter

Check out the most recent PPWLN e-newsletter.

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Facebook and LinkedIn

Join the #PPWLN Facebook group and LinkedIn group to connect with other women in Packaging & Processing.

Welcome

The Packaging & Processing Women's Leadership Network serves to recruit, retain and advance women's careers in packaging and processing. We do this through online and in-person events, information-sharing and networking. Join the Packaging & Processing Women’s Leadership Network group on LinkedIn to connect with peers and learn about upcoming events.

UPCOMING EVENT

Panel at EXPO PACK México: Women’s Leadership and the Packaging Industry in Latin America: Driving Gender Equality and STEM Careers

Speakers: Mtra. GRACIELA ROJAS MONTEMAYOR, Founder and President of the Mexican Movimiento STEM and EDURNE BALMORI, MSc., CEO of METCO

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FEATURED PODCAST

Wicked Good Insight on The New World of Work

On this episode, Neil discusses with Noonan how she and her daughter began their cupcake journey, the need to accept and learn from mistakes and even delves into how Wicked Good Cupcakes could find a more sustainable package for its product.