Georgia Power Senior Vice President of Metro Atlanta and Corporate Relations Bentina Terry will be a featured panelist at the National Black MBA Association’s – Atlanta Chapter’s 4^th Annual Women’s Leadership Summit on Thursday, March 25.

The virtual summit will cover gender disparities in the workplace and how to overcome them. The panelists will offer insights and lessons learned from their career journey and explore topics including leading with authenticity, defining your impact, leading with intersecting identities and work-life balance.

Tickets are $10 for National Black MBA Association members and $15 for non-members, with all proceeds going towards the organization’s COVID-19 Relief Fund to benefit members in need. To learn more and register for the event, click here. 

In her role as Senior Vice President of Metro Atlanta and Corporate Relations, Terry is responsible for Georgia Power's operations, sales, customer service, economic and community development, and external affairs activities for 1.4 million customers across metro Atlanta as well as statewide responsibility for Georgia Power’s work in underserved communities - people of color, the elderly, women and LGBTQ+.