Interested in Joining WiB?
Purdue University’s Women in Business serves its members by helping them grow their networks, connecting them with professional opportunities, and building a community of support within the Daniels School of Business.
Our organization is intentionally exclusive. In our most recent recruitment cycle for the 2024-2025 academic year, we received over 300 applicants and extended memberships to just over 40 new members. This selectivity ensures that sponsors interact with students who are not only academically strong but also committed to personal and professional development.
WiB members actively seek career growth, mentorship, and leadership opportunities. Unlike traditional career fairs or open events, our programs offer a more intimate and focused environment, allowing for genuine connections with top talent pre-vetted through a selective process.
What Sets Us Apart
WiB’s Signature Events
To remain an active member of WiB, members must attend a minimum combination of these three types of events.
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During WiB Wednesdays, all members come together for announcements and short activities. These meetings keep members informed and involved in the organization. These events are typically offered 3-4 times a semester.
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WiB hosts professional development meetings featuring representatives from well-known companies who lead discussions and workshops focused on career growth and gain insights into different professional industries.
These sessions also offer valuable networking opportunities, with many companies sending recruiters to engage directly with members. This year, WiB welcomed speakers from organizations such as Eli Lilly, John Deere, Polaris, KPMG, Deloitte, and Charles Schwab.
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Membership events offer engaging and relaxed settings for WiB members to connect! Past activities have included bowling at the Union, Galentine’s celebrations, a golf workshop, attending a Purdue women's basketball game, and pilates at the Co-Rec.
These events give members the chance to meet new people, strengthen relationships, and build a sense of community within the organization.
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