The Junior League of Tacoma

Women don’t drift into strong relationships. They decide to build them.

In a season of life where many women are balancing careers, families, leadership roles, and personal growth, connection often becomes optional instead of intentional. Yet research and real life continue to show that women who experience meaningful fellowship with other women are more resilient, more confident, and more fulfilled.

In this interactive session, Mayce and Missy will challenge participants to rethink how they approach women’s relationships and explore how intentionality transforms casual connections into life-giving community. Attendees will walk away with practical tools to evaluate their current relationships, recognize the influence they carry, and intentionally invest in the women around them.

This session is designed to resonate with women in multiple life stages including mothers, professionals, community leaders, and those navigating transitions.

 
Host League: JL Greater Orlando

Speaker: CFA Society Boston & Regan Van Cura
Mayce DelValle and Missy Washam are leadership experts and business coaches that believe influence isn’t about a title, it’s about how you show up every single day.

With backgrounds in education, business, and leadership development, they have spent years helping men and women lead with confidence and purpose.

Together, they founded Mpactful Messages, a coaching, training, and speaking company built for real-world leaders. They don’t lecture or teach theory. They are known for the interactive, fun, and engaging way that we share practical solutions that leaders can use right away to achieve real results and lasting success.

Together they have coached leaders and teams across the U.S. and internationally. Whether they’re speaking at conferences, leading workshops, training teams, or coaching individual managers, Mayce and Missy take pride in the fact that they bring energy, clarity, and the kind of support that actually moves the needle.

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Participation counts as a training. Attendance is tracked on an honor system — members who register and attend are responsible for checking themselves in or ensuring their attendance is recorded in Member Essentials (ME).