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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2021 a digital summit inspiring women and girls through mentorship for this moment PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES BENEFITING Thank you for your interest in the 2021 Step Up Together digital summit benefiting Step Up. With support from companies like yours, Step Up will once again host a STEP UP monumental day of content for 3,000+ changemakers while raising critical funds in support of mentorship programs for girls. Jamie Kogan Executive Director, National Development [email protected] | 310.497.3514 suwn.org/stepuptogether INVESTING Step Up is a space of social justice. It’s a space of compassion. It is a space of gratitude and giving back. It’s a space of fulfillment. A space of growth IN THE NEXT and inspiration. It’s a space that empowers me to be exactly who I was meant to be all along. I see so many possibilities career-wise, and GENERATION Step Up has contributed to this vision. Step Up believes all girls should have the Valeria Gonzalez opportunity to pursue their dreams of success. 2020 Step Up Together Alumna Honoree Through mentorship, social emotional learning skills, access to experiences, and a community of connections, Step Up advances the lives of girls facing systemic barriers. With mentorship programs beginning in high school and Being apart of Step Up has impacted me and it has taught me so many things that I have been able to continuing throughout young adulthood, Step incorporate into my life. One example of that is a trip we made to Ketchum, and on this trip, I got a wake up Up provides girls with the developmental call. I used to stand back in a crowd, and I wouldn’t want to speak up. A mentor noticed that... she told me that experiences and relationships needed to you can’t stand back in a crowd you have to speak up and take charge and take these opportunities. Because challenge gender and racial inequities, close if you don’t take charge of these opportunities you are going to lose them. That was a really big the opportunity gap, create their journey with wake up call for me. The whole ride home I was thinking about what she said... After that, I started speaking up more and I started asking more questions and being more interactive. That was agency, and ultimately ensure generational something that really impacted me and it made me a better person today.. advancement. Fatou Gumaneh We envision a world where everyone has a seat Step Up Alumna at the table and are committed to creating a pipeline of diverse young women to confidently and skillfully enter the workforce. Mentorship is more critical than ever. Step Up is uniquely Teens with a mentor are 55% positioned to equip girls of color with critical resources as we work to close the opportunity more likely to enroll in college gap and unlock the potential of all girls. In 2020, Step Up Together raised 100% of Step Up teens have access more than $600,000 that funded critical to multiple professional women role mentorship programs focused on emotional models (including virtually!) well-being and support for teen girls facing the many challenges of a global pandemic and 97% of Step Up girls identify as a systemic barriers. member of a community of color LOOKING BACK CHRISSY METZ ON STEP UP actress, This is Us in conversation with co-star Mandy Moore + TOGETHER Step Up alumna Rosy Garcia 2020 Honorees DEBBIE ALLEN MARISSA SOLIS sr. vice president, artistic director & cofounder, Debbie Allen Dance core brands, partnerships, and media Academy executive producer, Grey’s Anatomy at FRITO LAY North American in conversation with Step Up alumna Audre Wheeler introduced by NBC’s Cesar Conde + and interviewed + Step Up CEO Delores Druilhet Morton by Step Up alumna Valeria Gonzalez VALERIA GONZALEZ alumna honoree, Step Up Class of 2020 introduced by executive producer Gloria Calderón Kellett OUR PAST SUMMIT SPEAKERS ARE THOUGHT-LEADERS! Latinx Therapy’s Adriana Alejandre • Google’s Akansha Boaz • Butler Till’s Amanda DeVito • Isa Isa Floral’s Amber Lu • EY’s Andrea Carter • PwC’s Andrya Smith • Best-selling author + illustrator Ann Shen • PepsiCo Foods North America’s April Carr • Wells Fargo’s Lisa Ling Barri Rafferty • Benefit Cosmetics’ Bernadette Fitzpatrick • Birdies’ Mandy Moore Bianca Gates • Southern Glazer’s Wine & TV host + Spirits’ Brent English • painter + activist, Calida activist + actress, Garcia Rawles • Ukay LA’s Camille Rustia • journalist activist Cara Santana This is Us • Weelicious + One Potato’s Catherine McCord • Warner Julie Bowen Bros. Television Group’s Channing Dungey • Ukay LA’s Chrislynn VanSkiver activist + actress, • The Fixx Collective’s Daisy Hutton • Louise Roe • Ulta Beauty’s David Lopez • Kohler Raised By Wolves and Company’s Dawn Kohler • Step Up’s Delores Morton • Kaiser Permanente’s Dr. Paula Rodgers • multimedia reporter + author Elizabeth Holmes • Cubicle to CEO’s Ellen Yin • chef + nutritionist Ellie Krieger • coach + spiritual guide Gina Marotta • musician Janiece Evans-Page + music educator Gina Waters Miller • One Day at a Time’s Gloria Calderón Kellett • Lyft Inc’s Heather Foster VP, global philanthropy + • White Horse Pictures’ Jeanne Elfant Festa • The Network Agency’s Jennifer Reyes • business sustainability, Fossil Group mentor Jess Glazer • Northern Trust Asset Management’s Jessica McLaughlin • Cesar Conde college student Jordan Page • US Department of Veterans Affairs’ Juania Owens • Kissing Chairman, Lions PR’s Kahshanna Evans • TS Collective’s Kanessa Tixe • Greenberg Glusker LLP’s Karina Sterman • Step NBCUniversal Up’s Kaye Popofsky Kramer • actress, director + entrepreneur Kim Fields News Group • Butler Till’s Kimberly Jones • MediaMath’s Kimberly Samon • Kilkea Design’s Kira Pearson • LaineyGossip.com’s Lainey Lui • GroupM’s LaToya JoAnna Garcia Swisher Christian • actress + founder, LinkedIn’s Lindsay Robinson • Daggerwing Group’s Liz O’Connor • ICM Partners’ Lorrie Bartlett • Benefit Cosmetics’ The Happy Place Maggie Ford Danielson • Media Math’s Maggie Stockdale • YouTube Originals’ Margie Moreno • Ulta Beauty’s Maria Salcedo • Patient Square Capital’s Maria Walker • Birdies’ Marisa Sharkey • AT&T’s Mark Page • Ukay LA’s Marly Kluge • Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Melissa Fumero • interior Danielle Geathers designer Molly Luetkemeyer • TS Collective’s Nancy Schuster • women’s empowerment coach Natalia Benson • Mosaic Media president, Group’s Paul Nelson • dotstudioPRO and Silked LLC’s Phoenix Gonzalez • McBride Sisters Wine Collections’ Robin McBride MIT Undergraduate • Silked’s Sandra McCurdy • Verizon’s Sara Link • actor Sasha Compere • Mr. Cooper’s Sheri Crosby Wheeler • Association Isa Isa Floral’s Sophia Moreno-Bunge • Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Stephanie Beatriz • Lockton Dunning Benefits’ Steve Idoux • Michael Stars’ Danielle Prescod Suzanne Lerner • Mercedes- Benz Financial Services’ Tamara Bond Beverly • Snapchat Inc.’s editor + content creator Tammarrian Rogers • Tammy Chatkin-Newman • Compumark | Clarative Analytics’ Tara Crimin • Bayshore Global Management’s Tara Farnsworth • Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits’ Terence Louise Roe lifestyle blogger Goods • Diary of a Future President’s Tess Romero • The Budgetnista’s Tiffany Aliche • LinkedIn’s Tonya Garrett • socialology. + TV host co’s Valarie Kemp • PwC’s Vanessa Salinas Beckstrom • Yext’s Wendi Sturgis • classical violinist + artist Windy Indie • Step Up teen Adriana Osorio • Step Up alumna Ana Benitez • Step Up teen Arianna Garcia • Step Up alumna Ashley Bravo • Step Up alumna Audre Wheeler • Step Up alumna Briana Carbajal • Step Up teen Dalencia Brown • Step Up alumna Detlerpawsay Htoo • Step Up alumna Felicia Hernandez • Step Up alumna Melanie Remkus • Step Up alumna Mikayla Armour • Step Up alumna Rahat Sajwani • Step Up alumna Rosy Garcia • Step Up alumna Roxana Acevedo • Step Up alumna Shellsea De Leon • Step Up alumna Danielle Sanchez-Witzel Susy Gomez- Barajas • Step Up alumna Tanzema Fazal • Step Up alumna Valeria Gonzalez • Step Up alumna Vivi Hurtado TV writer, showrunner + producer 2020 PARTNERS INCLUDED… AND MORE! STEP UP 2020 Sessions 2020 Attendee Profile 120 speakers 3,419 registrants TOGETHER’S 18 Step Up alumnae + teen speakers 12 countries + 43 US states represented 44 sessions 1,495 peak # of attendees who tuned in 5,122 total session views (live + on demand) simultaneously to digital summit programming REACH 116 average session views (live + on demand) STEP UP TOGETHER’S TALENT ENGAGEMENT 2020 Coverage MOST ENGAGING INSTAGRAM POSTS: EDITORIAL WEB TRAFFIC broadcast viewership: 23,515 website sessions 2,554,493 during September online impressions (UVPM): 38,791,636 SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT Melissa Fumero DONATED AD SPACE (August 27–September 10) 87,900 likes Print: 3,411,860 87,845 total event Online: 6,040,592 social impressions 9.41% engagement rate 8.68% engagement rate (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn) Stephanie Beatriz 55,197 likes 8.17% engagement rate 8.06% engagement rate Cara Santana 30,799 views BRAND A variety of brand Sponsored activations connect Summit Sessions Last year, partners hosted ACTIVATIONS influential attendees with programming for attendees on the main stage and in THAT ENGAGE Step Up Together partners. breakout sessions. • Mentoring vs Mothering: Everyday Mentorship for this Moment with Step Up CEO Delores Morton and daughter Valarie Kemp presented by U.S. PwC. Attendees celebrated companies who invest in new Virtual Brand Lounges Bank technologies, promote diversity + inclusion, and prioritize a • #IamRemarkable presented In 2020, attendees visited virtual lounges to engage people-first approach. by Google with global brands! Media Temple. Guests tuned in for a short webinar with • Rock Your LinkedIn Profile featuring Lindsay Robinson U.S. Bank. The visionary sponsor offered guests a resource to MediaTemple on finding clarity in the blur of home, agency, • Defining Curls & Making Waves boost their chance for professional success at work through a and pandemic. quick guide on how and when to ask for a raise. with Ulta Beauty's David Lopez Benefit Cosmetics.The Benefit Cosmetics lounge invited • Wine Tasting with the McBride Ulta Beauty. Attendees stepped into a virtual pop-up shop Sisters sponsored by Southern guests to shop for all of their “Above the Mask” favorites.