DeKalb CEO to host metro-Atlanta’s women leaders for sold-out Women’s History Month forum

ATLANTA– In celebration of Women’s History Month, DeKalb County Chief Executive Officer Lorraine Cochran-Johnson alongside the Chairwomen of Cobb, Clayton, Gwinnett, and Henry counties will come together for a timely conversation on leadership, service, and the future of local communities.

The sold-out event will take place on Wednesday, March 25, with a reception starting at 5:30 p.m., at Fernbank Museum in Atlanta.  Collectively, these five leaders represent jurisdictions serving more than 3 million residents across the metro Atlanta region and embody a new era of leadership defined by collaboration, purpose, and impact.

“There is something extraordinary about women coming together to lead, to share, and to shape what’s next,” said CEO Cochran-Johnson. “This conversation is not only about where we are today, but about the future we are building together rooted in service, equity, and opportunity for all.”

The evening will offer an engaging dialogue highlighting the lived experiences of women in leadership, the challenges they have navigated, and the opportunities ahead. Attendees will gain insight into the evolving role of women in public service and the collective impact of inclusive leadership across the region.

The event will be livestreamed on DCTV.  Scan the bar code in the flyer below.

For more information, visit Women’s History Month Program.