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More than 60 credit union leaders from seven Wichita-area credit unions attended the Kansas/Missouri Sister Society meeting on May 2 at Groover Labs in Wichita. The meeting focused on imposter syndrome and how it affects leaders professionally and personally.  

Jenna Bottolfsen, career management and development coach and owner of Wallace Associates, led the interactive meeting. Participants shared their personal experiences with anxiety and confidence (or lack thereof) and shared strategies to overcome imposter syndrome and feelings of inadequacy.  

The meeting was hosted and planned by Sister Society members from Credit Union of America, Heartland Credit Union, and Meritrust Credit Union. Sponsors included Origence, Velocity, M2 the Agency, and Strategy Corps.  

About Sister Societies and the Global Women’s Leadership Network 

Sister Societies are groups of Global Women’s Leadership Network members and non-members established on a local level to further GWLN's global mission by making a local impact. GWLN aims to provide women with the opportunity and resources to make a measurable difference in each other, credit union members’ lives, and their communities.  

Cornerstone supports Sister Society chapters throughout the five-state region. For information about Sister Society meetings and how to get involved, visit Cornerstone’s Sister Society page or contact your local leader.