Women’s History Month
Campaign Creative and toolkit
Women Talk Money will support 2025 Women’s History Month by highlighting timely, real-life issues that women are navigating today. Insights and lessons shared will aim to educate and inspire attendees, to help them build greater financial confidence, take action, and create options for their future.
Event topics support the 2025 Women’s History Alliance theme of “Moving Forward Together, Women Educating and Inspiring Generations” and include:
- Making the most of unexpected changes and opportunities, with actionable steps designed to unlock women's best financial future
- Women’s and family health needs and how to prepare for these costs
- Powerful money and career lessons from an all-star lineup
This March, we invite you to join Robin Roberts, Bobbi Brown, Kate Ryder and the Women Talk Money team for an all-star lineup that will share saving, investing, and career insights to help turn financial goals into a reality.
Women Talk Money Women's History Month Series
Starting March 12th
Three-part series featuring special guests Bobbi Brown (Founder and CEO of Jones Road Beauty), Kate Ryder (founder and CEO of Maven Clinic) and Robin Roberts (co-anchor of ABC’s “Good Morning America”) along with Fidelity’s Women Talk Money team who will share their stories and provide a fresh perspective on how to think about money and the possibilities it can bring to help you thrive in the future. Check out the event registration hub for more details.
WHEN WILL THIS COMMUNICATION BE SENT?
The single touch email launches the week of March 3, 2025.
WHO WILL RECEIVE THIS CAMPAIGN?
Eligibility Criteria: Clients with participant advice and Financial Wellness
What is the communication goal? Encourage employees to engage in our March programming and resources (some of which will be on Fidelity.com) that provide them with actionable steps to work toward their next money goal.
Who will receive these communications: Active women participants age 18 or over with a balance greater than $0; women participants age 18 or over with a minimum balance of $1,000 who have been separated for a minimum of 75 days. If gender data is not provided by the employer or available, those participants will also receive the communication.
Email distribution hierarchy: Employee-provided email address, Employer-provided email address (not used with separated participants).
EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT TOOLKIT
Download and use the following materials to drive awareness and engagement with your workforce*.
EMAIL For easy email communications, reminders, and promotion
NEWSLETTER CONTENT For your organization’s newsletter, intranet sites, or other employee communications
DIGITAL SIGNAGE For driving engagement in employee environments
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS
Insights and trends to help you lead a successful, forward-thinking benefits program.
Making work work for women
March 2024
Trends in women’s well-being at work over the last 5 years, and how employers can help women thrive in the workplace
Women & work across the globe
March 2024
How employers can leverage workplace benefits to improve retention and engagement while boosting job satisfaction and empowerment.