GWEN | Women in Motion

The GWEN Program workshops empower women and help them navigate life transitions. These workshops help women explore ideas and expand in their personal and professional goals, impacting their communities in positive ways.

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Leaders aren’t just born—they’re made. Leadership isn’t about a title; it’s about how you show up, communicate, and build connections that inspire action. Whether you lead a team, or a project, or simply want to strengthen your voice, this two-part program is designed to equip you with the communication strategies to do just that.

At the Truist Leadership Institute, you’ll engage in an interactive experience that helps you recognize your own leadership potential and develop the skills to communicate with confidence and purpose.

What You’ll Gain:

Strengthen your ability to communicate with purpose and confidence

Build authentic connections that support your personal and professional growth

Learn from an expert facilitator at the Truist Leadership Institute

Each day, our work environment provides countless opportunities to strengthen meaningful connections. Our communication strategies matter — and we’re most successful when we approach these moments from a foundation of trust and empathy.

Communication for Building Meaningful Connections

November 6th | 8:30 AM – Noon

This session builds on Communication Strategies to Inspire & Achieve, but we’re opening limited seats for those who didn’t attend Session 1. Participants will receive materials and key takeaways to help them prepare, and the insights shared will be valuable on their own.

Members: $50

Non-Members: $75

Presented By:

Latonya D Croney

SVP/Director of Leadership Development Programs

Latonya D. Croney is the Senior Vice President and Director of Leadership Development Programs at Truist Leadership Institute. She oversees the development team that delivers leadership programs for Truist, corporate clients, and philanthropic partners. Croney has held this role since March 2023 and is a member of the Senior Leadership Team. Prior to this, she served as the Retail Community Bank Market Execution Leader at Truist, managing small business banking strategies across eight regions. Croney began her career in 1994 through the Leadership Development Program and has led high-performance teams in various roles. She is dedicated to empowering individuals and creating spaces where leaders thrive through mentorship and innovative strategies. Croney is also involved in the Kentucky Chamber Foundation, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN), and previously served on the board of the Autism Society of North Carolina.