Thursday, Oct. 08 /
12:30 pm MT /
Online

WWC Ages & Stages Webinar: Intergenerational Relationships & Work

Event details

AGES & STAGES

 

How Women Work & Lead Across Seasons of Life

Many of us know the pressure of balancing professional ambitions with personal calling. Yet standard workplace advice often misses the real tensions Christian women encounter across different life stages.

Whether you are navigating unpaid labor, leading solo, managing a dual front of family care, or bridging generational divides at work, your calling is a whole-life response to God.

Join Women, Work, & Calling as we host Season 2 of Ages & Stages—a four-part webinar series exploring the challenges and opportunities unique to distinct life seasons. Each webinar features the experiences of women who are living and leading through these seasons.

 

INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS & WORK

Workplace conversations across generations often fall into stereotypes. These caricatures erode trust and hinder growth. Yet God invites us to work across generations with mutual respect and curiosity. Seasoned leaders and newer workers can run together in tandem. In this session, we will explore:

  • How can you move past generational stereotypes to build real collaboration and mentorship?

  • How can seasoned leaders honor their hard-won experience while making room for fresh ideas?

  • How can emerging workers share new insights while gaining long-term perspective from older colleagues?

  • What practices help you lay down the need to "know the answer" so you can learn from others?

FEATURING

Mel Pipkin

Director of Programs and Operations, Faith Co-Op

Mel Pipkin brings nearly a decade of experience spanning nonprofit and technology organizations, with a background in marketing, operations, events, and strategic growth. A graduate of the University of Georgia with a degree in Public Relations, she loves connecting people, creating meaningful experiences, and helping ideas come to life. At Faith Co-Op, she is passionate about equipping working professionals to see their daily work as a place to encounter God and serve others. Whether she's planning events, telling stories, or building systems behind the scenes, Mel is energized by bringing joy, excellence, and hospitality to everything she does.

Shawn Johnson

Generational Leadership Expert & Keynote Speaker

Shawn Johnson believes God often does His best work through meaningful conversations. As a speaker, leadership consultant, and Generational Bridge Builder™, she equips women to build meaningful relationships across differences in age, experience, life stage and perspective through curiosity, understanding, and practical conversation skills. Known for her warm, engaging style, Shawn encourages women to replace assumptions with curiosity, ask thoughtful questions, and discover how conversations can become bridges that strengthen trust, deepen connection, and inspire growth. Participants will leave encouraged, equipped with practical tools, and inspired to cultivate relationships that flourish across every season of life.

Grace Bryan

Marketing & Communications Coordinator, Denver Institute for Faith & Work

Grace serves as our Marketing and Communications Coordinator at Denver Institute. Originally from Chapel Hill, she attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Go Tar Heels!) before moving to Colorado for a professional and spiritual development fellows program. During that time, she joined Denver Institute part-time before coming on full-time staff in 2025. Grace's weekend updates typically include volleyball in the park, skiing anywhere there's snow, or pulling friends up fourteeners.

Marie-Ange Eyoum Tagne

Advisory Board Director for Growth Companies and Start-ups

Dr. Marie-Ange Eyoum Tagne is a senior product executive with over twenty years of leadership experience at companies including Meta, Amazon, Yahoo, Roku, McAfee, and Intel. She holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley, where she was a pioneer and the first Cameroonian woman to earn the degree. Today she leads a portfolio career that blends fractional product leadership, board advisory work, and speaking and writing on faith, purpose, and leadership. She is the author of the award-winning memoir "For Such a Time as This: From Humble Roots in Africa to Silicon Valley Leadership" and the children's picture book "The Girl Who Dreamed Beyond the Ocean". 

Marie-Ange also created the PURPOSE™ leadership framework, which she teaches to audiences around the world, and she serves on advisory boards for Bay Area Center for Faith Tech and Work, Faithful Ventures, and Seven International University. She is married to her wonderful husband Marc, and together they are raising two young children. Marie-Ange is deeply passionate about faith and work integration, and believes in walking out one's calling with faith and courage, in every season and every room.

register

Zoom link provided with registration.

What

Workplace conversations across generations often fall into stereotypes. These caricatures erode trust and hinder growth. Yet God invites us to work across generations with mutual respect and curiosity. Seasoned leaders and newer workers can run together in tandem.

When

Thursday, October 8 | 12:30 p.m. (MST)

Where

Online Worldwide

Details

Free to attend. Zoom link provided with registration.

Women, Work, & Calling is a national initiative focused on women’s discipleship through events, experiences, and resources.