Frank Schaeffer In Conversation with HeyMama Co-Founder & Chief Community Officer, Amri Kibbler, exploring her work raising the visibility for motherhood everywhere.
As the founder of a motherhood focused company, I hear all the time how difficult it can be logistically, financially and emotionally to re-enter the work force after a career gap. There are a lot of fears around money, needing new skills, juggling childcare while gaining experience, and for many of us motherhood bubbled up the desire to shift careers and try something new. All of these (and many more) are reasons I’m thrilled to announce an incredible partnership with MullenLowe U.S. and HeyMama as we officially launch MOMTERNSHIPS.
MOMTERNSHIPS is 10-week internship program designed to support moms who want to return to work by way of mentorship, coaching, networking and on-the-job training. The first-of-its-kind initiative seeks to center the experiences of working mothers to address how they have been disproportionately impacted in the workforce, both historically and today.
Ready to get back in the game? Visit https://lnkd.in/gXXpNs3E
A big thank you to Erica Samadani and the MullenLowe U.S. team for leading this initiative with us!
–Amri Kibbler
Co-founder & Chief Community Officer
Amri is a mom of two from New York and the visionary behind the 2014 launch of HeyMama, one of the first membership communities in the marketplace for working moms. For the past eight years, she has led the community focus by spearheading the membership team and all event programming. A born connector, Amri has used her innate talents for creativity and curation to bring together an energetic team dedicated to building meaningful connections and collaborations with mothers at every stage of their personal and professional lives. Prior to founding HeyMama, she spent more than ten years creating content for major publications like Glamour Magazine and Cosmopolitan as an editor and stylist. The AdWeek Trailblazer has also appeared in The New York Times, Forbes, on the Today Show, and she has graced the cover of Parents Magazine. Throughout all her innovative endeavors, Amri seeks to use empathy and spirituality to spread happiness and joy by helping other mothers develop their self-worth.