STATEWIDE — Girl Scouts of Maine (GSME) has opened early registration to the public for the 2023 Transforming Leadership Conference on Saturday, November 4, at the University of Maine, Orono.

The 15th annual Transforming Leadership Conference is an opportunity for Girl Scout members and non-members in grades 6-12 and adults of all ages to come together, broaden connections, gain leadership skills, and engage in personal development through hands-on activities. The day-long event will feature an assortment of 60-minute workshops led by experts in the field covering fascinating topics such as leadership styles, STEM, college prep, self-care, financial literacy, outdoors, and so much more. 

“This conference has each facet of our world tucked into it. I have attended since becoming a leader and have loved the networking, learning, and watching my Girl Scouts get excited to see their ‘TLC friends’ each year,” said Jesse Ellis, in a GSME news release. Ellis is a Girl Scout Troop Leader who has attended the conference several times in past years.

Registration ends on October 23, check out the event page for more information on pricing, workshops, and how to sign up.

What: 2023 Transforming Leadership Conference.

Who: Organized by GSME, this conference is open to Girl Scout members and non-members in grades 6-12 and adults of all ages.

When: Saturday, November 4, 2023 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Where: University of Maine, Orono, ME 04469 (exact event location will be shared with participants after registering online to ensure the safety of Girl Scouts). 

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