Women in Music (WIM), a leading non-profit organization that advances the role of women and gender-expansive individuals in the music industry, proudly announces its 2025 Virtual Summit.
This three-day event will take place online from January 15-17, 2025, offering a global platform for education, empowerment, and professional advancement.

With a dynamic lineup of keynote speakers, including Martha Earls of Neon Coast, and a variety of engaging panels and workshops, the summit aims to foster connections and equip attendees with the tools they need to thrive in an ever-evolving industry.

As WIM celebrates its 40th anniversary, the summit will feature innovative initiatives such as the WIM Safe(r) Spaces workshops and the WIM Workplace Initiative, which emphasizes creating safer and more inclusive environments within the industry.
The MLC and ASCAP sponsor the event, and partner organizations such as Here For The Music, Mamas In Music, Family Alliance in Music, and Moms in Music will host virtual booths. WIM members can attend the summit for free, while non-members are encouraged to purchase tickets and explore membership options.
This year, attendees can look forward to a comprehensive schedule:
- Day 1: Educate (Wednesday, January 15) – Focused on career development, sessions will include “Female Founders: From Bootstrapped to Venture-Backed” and “Money Matters,” along with specialized workshops for artists and their teams.
- Day 2: Empower (Thursday, January 16) – Centered on advocacy and mental health, this day will feature WIM Safe(r) Spaces training, workshops on creating safer environments, and a keynote by Martha Earls, who will share actionable strategies for reclaiming power in the industry.
- Day 3: Advance (Friday, January 17) – Focused on professional growth, this day will cover topics such as job search success, recruiting strategies, and pivotal career transitions, culminating in a panel discussion moderated by Mandy Gabriel, VP of Film, TV & Advertising at Universal Music Publishing Group.
Visit here for more info on the Women in Music Summit.
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