Women With Promise
Brenda Siri, MA, is an accomplished entrepreneur and leader currently serving as President and CEO of Corporate Connections LLC since August 2022, where Brenda has successfully guided the company’s growth and development in HR consulting services. In addition to entrepreneurial endeavors, Brenda holds the position of Adjunct Professor at The University of Texas at Dallas, teaching professional development to international master’s degree students. Brenda contributes to the community as a member of the Board of Directors for Women With Promise, empowering women in North Texas, and served on the Board of Directors for Community Well Texas. Prior roles include Global Senior Director of Talent Acquisition at Canoo and Project Manager at Korn Ferry, as well as significant experience in talent acquisition leadership at Aventiv Technologies, Corporate Connections, and Risch Results. Brenda holds a Master of Arts in Organizational Management from the University of Arizona and two Bachelor of Science degrees in Business and International Business from the University of Phoenix.
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Women With Promise
Celebrating 10 Years! The vision of Women with Promise is to empower women to build a future filled with promise and success, and to date we've raised more than $400,000 and awarded $50,000 in scholarships. Women With Promise supports area agencies that resonate with our vision and mission to give a hand up to women and, in turn, also help their families. We look for organizations that have needs we can immediately address and provides us the opportunity to meet, mentor, and celebrate the strength and character of women. We are currently supporting Agape Resource & Assistance Center in Plano, Texas. Agape’s mission is to provide critical housing and life skills that empower women and their children to transform from crisis and poverty to self-sustaining, fulfilling lives. The leadership of Women With Promise includes a diverse group of talented and successful business women. In 2013, they formed the organization to make a difference in their North Texas neighborhoods. Research, life experience, and a common focus from the founders led to focusing on women’s issues that would have cascading and long-term effects on individuals and families for generations.