Rewatch the 7th Annual JHBC ShEconomy
What is the JHBC OAE ShEconomy?
The ShEconomy, founded by the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration (JHBC) Office of Academic Equity, is now in its 8th year of empowering women through insightful dialogue and skill-building opportunities. Since its inception, the event has grown by over 300%, consistently highlighting the state of the ShEconomy—where we stand as women—and offering tools to navigate both personal and professional landscapes.
Each year, the ShEconomy explores a new theme centered on women's empowerment, with topics ranging from entrepreneurship and negotiation to navigating global challenges and building leadership skills. A recent focus includes the powerful combination of self-advocacy, confidence building, and personal branding in the digital era. Together, these elements help women recognize their worth, amplify their voice, and present their unique value in a competitive world.
By addressing the ongoing challenges women face, the ShEconomy plays a vital role in promoting gender equity and driving social and economic progress. When women are empowered, communities grow stronger. Join us to gain practical strategies, build resilience, and shape a digital presence that reflects your true potential.
For a highlight of the event, check out this video:


Find out more about past JHBC ShEconomy events by clicking the links below.
6th JHBC ShEconomy: Negotiating for Women's Economic Empowerment
5th JHBC ShEconomy: Is entrepreneurship worth leaving your full-time job?
4th JHBC ShEconomy: 659 days with Covid-19
3rd JHBC ShEconomy: The Impact of Covid-19
2nd JHBC ShEconomy: Entrepreneurs
- Summary of 2nd ShEconomy
- Featured on Montclair State University Website for Women Entrepreneurship Week
1st JHBC ShEconomy: Lady Bosses