This February, Chief is celebrating Black leaders in our community and beyond through conversations that honor Black history and shine a light on the realities shaping leadership today.
From our keynote with former BET CEO Debra Lee to our nationwide cocktail hours, we invite all Chief Members to come together for connection, reflection, and dialogue.
At Our Clubhouses
Future Chief Members are welcome at our Black History Month Clubhouse events. Members, please see listings for more details.
Black Women Leading the New World of Work: Conversation and Cocktail Hour
Hear from members of Chief’s Black community who are reinventing their careers, influence, and power in response to structural change. We’ll be serving cocktails and light bites featuring Black-owned vendors.
February 26
Various times & locations
Member RSVP
Bloom How You Must: A Black Woman’s Guide to Self-Care and Generational Healing
Author Tara Pringle Jefferson joins us for a fireside chat on wellness, cultural history, and sustainable self-care.
February 26, 10:30 AM ET
Washington, D.C.
Member RSVP
All month, Chief Clubhouses will also be serving wines from LoveLee Wine, a Black woman-owned premium California wine brand.
Across the Country
Legacy in Motion: An Evening With Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Gather at the Fox Theatre for an evening of movement celebrating stories of resilience, identity, and Black excellence.
February 12, 7:30 PM ET
Atlanta
Member RSVP
Women, Wealth, and Legacy: Designing Multigenerational Wealth Plans
Join a hands-on workshop designed for women ready to move beyond traditional financial planning and into legacy-building with intention.
February 18, 8:00 PM ET
Miami
Member RSVP
Black History Month Panel and Dinner
Hear from members of Chief’s Black community who are reinventing their careers, influence, and power in response to structural change.
February 19, 6:00 PM ET
Philadelphia
Member RSVP
A New Era of AI With Chief Member Leigh Felton
Discover how to reframe AI as a leadership moment, gaining clarity on your role in shaping systems that reflect accountability and long-term possibility.
February 19, 12:00 PM PT
Seattle
Member RSVP
Honoring Viola Ford Fletcher
Selected by Chief’s Black Collective (our version of ERGs), our Black History Month lapel pin honors Viola Ford Fletcher, known as Mother Fletcher, who was the oldest living survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre until her passing in 2025.
Members, collect your pin during our in-person Black History Month Cocktail Hours events.
Virtual Events
Keynote Speaker: Lessons From the Boardroom With Debra Lee
Chief welcomes Debra Lee, former CEO of BET and founder of Leading Women Defined, for a candid conversation on navigating power, identity, and leadership.
February 25, 1:00 PM ET
Member RSVP
Black Community Conversation
Facilitated by a Chief Guide, this gathering focuses on developing deep connections, building a supportive community, and addressing the issues and obstacles that impact Black women in leadership.
February 19, 12:00 PM ET
Member RSVP
