Event Details
We’re excited to announce that Third Way’s Women in Energy will be hosting a happy hour in partnership with the Women’s Council on Energy and the Environment (WCEE) on Wednesday, October 7th, at Dauphine's from 5:30 - 7:30 PM.
WCEE brings women together from across the energy and environmental sectors through networking, professional development, and nonpartisan, policy-neutral educational programming. This happy hour will be a great opportunity to connect with women across the field, learn more about WCEE’s membership opportunities, and hear about upcoming events and ways to get involved.
Come mingle, make new connections, and hear from some amazing women while enjoying light bites and drinks.
DATE: Wednesday, October 7th
TIME: 5:30 - 7:30 PM
WHERE: Dauphine's (1100 15th St NW)
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About
For 40 years, the Women's Council on Energy & the Environment (WCEE) has helped women in energy and environment advance their careers and grow their networks. Our organization provides educational and networking opportunities through informative events with leaders and experts, fun networking opportunities, and programming designed to help you develop professionally, navigate career transitions, and build your future.
Third Way launched Women in Energy in 2025 with a simple idea: we have the platform to bring people together, so we should use it. Today, the network includes more than 200 women working across the energy ecosystem, spanning sectors, areas of expertise, organizations, and career stages.
Our goal is not to duplicate the important work already happening across the sector, but to help connect and build upon it. There are incredible organizations, networks, and communities supporting women in energy, and by drawing on Third Way’s reach across the energy landscape, Women in Energy can help bridge networks that do not always overlap, introduce women who may not otherwise find themselves in the same room, and create new pathways for collaboration, mentorship, visibility, and opportunity. Ultimately, we want to use our convening power to strengthen the broader community of women whose ideas, expertise, and leadership are shaping the future of energy