The Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce is inviting women across the city to a full‑day summit focused on building a healthy, financially secure and resilient future. The 2026 Women’s Leadership Summit, titled Built for the Long Ride: Health, Wealth & Resilience, will take place on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame.
Keynote speaker shares life‑long lessons
Elaine Agather, senior executive at JPMorgan Chase, will open the event with a keynote titled “Elaine’s 8 Life Lessons.” Agather will draw on her personal and professional experience to offer practical guidance on navigating career growth, personal finance and well‑being.
Health: Built to Last
The first panel will address women’s health across the lifespan. Experts will discuss how habits such as strength training, nutrition, hormonal balance, cardiovascular care and cognitive wellness can improve energy, productivity and longevity. Attendees will learn which preventive measures matter most and how to cut through the noise of conflicting health advice.
Wealth & Resilience: Own Your Financial Future
The second panel shifts focus to financial confidence. Speakers will break down essential topics for women, from understanding assets and investments to planning for major life transitions such as buying a home, changing careers or preparing for retirement. The discussion will emphasize building financial resilience, making informed decisions and achieving greater independence at any stage of life.
Why the summit matters for Fort Worth families
Strong families are the foundation of a thriving community, and the summit’s dual emphasis on health and wealth aligns with that principle. By equipping women with knowledge and tools, the event supports the broader goal of fostering stable, prosperous households throughout Fort Worth.
Practical details
The summit begins promptly at 8:30 a.m. with registration and a light breakfast. After the keynote and two panel sessions, a catered lunch will provide networking time for participants. Registration is open now, and seats are limited, so interested women are encouraged to sign up early.
How to register
Visit the Fort Worth Chamber’s website or call the event hotline to secure a spot. The Chamber is offering a discounted rate for members and a scholarship program for women who would otherwise be unable to attend.
This event represents a concrete opportunity for Fort Worth women to invest in their long‑term well‑being, both physically and financially, while connecting with peers and local leaders who share a commitment to family, faith and individual liberty.
Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.
