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Yesterday, the third annual Emerging Women Leaders Conference took place in Springfield, where women identified as "Women to Watch" were honored for their leadership in their communities. State Representatives invited these up-and-coming leaders to the event, which included a recognition brunch to celebrate their achievements.

During the event, a State Representative expressed gratitude towards one of the attendees, Molly Rosentreter, saying, "I want to thank Molly Rosentreter for joining the Emerging Women Leaders Event that took place at the Capitol yesterday. I’m honored to have your leadership in the 108th District and I’m happy to see you recognized for your continued work to make a difference with the Macoupin County Farm Bureau Board."

The conference highlighted the importance of supporting and empowering women leaders in Illinois. Additionally, the event showcased the impact of initiatives like HB3814, which is aimed at helping students enrolled in 4-H programs. This legislation has been recognized for its positive effects on youth development and education.

The Emerging Women Leaders Conference serves as a platform to recognize and encourage the growth of female leadership in the state. By celebrating the achievements of these women, the event underscores the valuable contributions they make to their communities and beyond.

The participation of these emerging leaders in events like this not only showcases their dedication and accomplishments but also inspires other women to pursue leadership roles and strive for excellence in their respective fields.