9:00 a.m. ET | Programming Begins
 
OPENING REMARKS 
Sally Buzbee, Executive Editor, The Washington Post  
Tina Brown, Editor & Author 
 
NEWS OF DAY SEGMENT  
Guests to be announced  
 
THE REAL MAVERICK 
Considered a true maverick in the U.S. Senate, the Alaska lawmaker weighs in on defying the odds and charting her own path. 
Sen. Lisa Murkowski | (R-Alaska) 
Moderated by Leigh Ann Caldwell, Co-Author, The Early 202 & Anchor, Washington Post Live    
 
BATTLING HATE  
Three leaders on the front lines of the battle against domestic extremism and antisemitism. 
Yasmin Green | CEO, Jigsaw 
Sherrilyn Ifill | Visiting Professor, Harvard Law School 
Rebecca Ulam Weiner | Deputy Commissioner, Intelligence & Counterterrorism Bureau, NYPD  
Moderated by Kara Swisher, Host, “On with Kara Swisher” & Co-Host, “Pivot” 
 
CONTENT FROM BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP*

THE UNTAPPED ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY OF WOMEN’S HEALTH & WEALTH* 
Women make the most health-care decisions in their households and control trillions of dollars in financial assets. Yet, health-care research and financial products and services continue to underserve them.
Sharon Marcil | North America Chair, BCG

Moderated by Alexandra Friedman, Managing Director & Partner, BCG X 
 
GAME CHANGER 
It’s a new era for professional female athletes. Hear from the head of the National Women’s Soccer League about what’s next for the most popular global sport for women. 
Jessica Berman | Commissioner, National Women’s Soccer League 
Moderated by Sally Jenkins, Sports Columnist, The Washington Post 
 
BREAK | Programming resumes at 11:00 a.m. ET  
 
THE THIRD ACT POWER SURGE 
An award-winning journalist and author, a leading physician and a neuroscientist on how to maximize health and brain power post-menopause. 
Maria Shriver | Founder, Women's Alzheimer's Movement, Cleveland Clinic, Strategic Partner for Women’s Health & Alzheimer’s, Cleveland Clinic 
Sharon D. Malone | Medical Adviser, Alloy Women’s Health 
Lisa Mosconi | Director, Alzheimer's Prevention Clinic, Weill Cornell Medicine 
Moderated by Frances Stead Sellers, Senior Writer, The Washington Post 
 
CONTENT FROM TIAA*

THE GOLDEN YEARS: SOLVING THE RETIREMENT SAVINGS CRISIS* 
More Americans are reaching retirement age than ever before, but many are not prepared. An expert discusses ways to ensure a financially secure retirement.  
Kourtney Gibson | Chief Institutional Client Officer, TIAA 
Moderated by Kathleen Koch, Journalist 
 
GRASSROOTS GROUNDBREAKER 
A trailblazing activist talks about making Kansas City ground zero for renters’ rights. 
Tara Raghuveer | Director, KC Tenants 
Moderated by Alexi McCammond, Opinions Editor, The Washington Post  
 
DEFENDING DEMOCRACY 
Two ambassadors with the most powerful and prestigious postings in Western diplomacy talk about soft power and hard tradecraft. 
Jane Hartley | U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom 
Dame Karen Pierce | British Ambassador to the United States 
Moderated by Tina Brown, Editor & Author 
 
CONTENT FROM AARP*

WEATHERING THE CAREGIVING TSUNAMI* 
Leaving the workforce to care for a loved one is costly and often falls on women. This segment addresses what we can do to avert a growing crisis for family caregivers.  
Claire Casey | President, AARP Foundation 
Moderated by Lana Wong, Moderate The Panel 
 
POKER FACE  
It’s not about the hand you’re dealt. It’s about how you play it.  
Jenny Just | Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Peak6 
Moderated by Libby Casey, Senior News Anchor, The Washington Post 

REMARKS

Krissah Thompson, Managing Editor, The Washington Post

BREAK | Programming resumes at 2:00 p.m. ET
 
FANI WILLIS: THE FIREBRAND OF FULTON COUNTY 
The most serious threat to Donald Trump’s legacy could be the racketeering case he faces in Georgia. Hear from the fearless district attorney about prosecuting a former president, taking on Atlanta’s gangs and the legal strategies that have fueled her rise to the top. 
Fani Willis | Fulton County District Attorney 
Moderated by Amy Gardner, National Reporter, The Washington Post 
 
TRUTH TO POWER 
With autocracy and abuse of power on the rise worldwide, we talk with three courageous women who are fighting for freedom and the rule of law.   
Areej al-Sadhan | Human Rights Activist 
Rana Ayyub | Journalist & Global Opinions Contributing Writer, The Washington Post 
Anaïse Kanimba | Human Rights Defender 
Moderated by Jason Rezaian, Global Opinions Writer, The Washington Post  
 
WOMEN MAKING NEWS 
Three of the most powerful women in journalism talk about battling disinformation, protecting reporters in war zones and leading influential news organizations during one of the most challenging times in modern media. 
Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews | President, CBS News 
Alessandra Galloni | Editor in Chief, Reuters  
Rashida Jones | President, MSNBC 
Moderated by Sally Buzbee, Executive Editor, The Washington Post  
 
TAKING ON THE DRUG CARTELS 
The Mexican journalist who risks her life to expose the crimes and corruption of the world’s most violent narco-traffickers. 
Anabel Hernández | Mexican Investigative Journalist 
Moderated by Tina Brown, Editor & Author 
 
GENDER POLITICS 
Gender is more than a box to check on a form. A clear-eyed evaluation of how and when the gender boxes don’t fit.  
Alicia Roth Weigel | Political Consultant, Speaker & Author 
Montana state Rep. Zooey Zephyr (D) 
Moderated by Akilah Johnson, National Health Reporter, The Washington Post

HOLLYWOOD ENDING
We talk shop with Fran Drescher about leading the longest actors’ strike in Hollywood history.

Fran Drescher | President, SAG-AFTRA

Moderated by Sarah Ellison, Staff Writer, The Washington Post

CONTENT FROM PHRMA*

WHAT’S WITH THE MIDDLEMEN? PROTECTING MEDICINE ACCESS AND AFFORDABILITY* 
High out-of-pocket costs for health care impact all of us, but for women the costs -- and demands on their time -- are even higher. Learn about the access and affordability barriers that middlemen create and what a more patient-centric U.S. health-care system should look like.
Elizabeth Carpenter | Executive Vice President, Policy & Research, PhRMA 
Moderated by Elise Labott, Adjunct Professor, American University 
 
BANNED IN THE U.S.A. 
We talk with one of the most influential writers of our time about book bans, the culture wars and the power of the written word. 
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | Writer 
Moderated by Elahe Izadi, Media Reporter & Co-Host, “Post Reports,” The Washington Post  
 
COUNTDOWN TO 2024 
The Washington Post’s top political team on the pivotal role of women in the volatile 2024 election landscape. 
Jacqueline Alemany | Congressional Investigations Reporter, The Washington Post   
Caroline Kitchener | National Reporter, The Washington Post 
Marianna Sotomayor | Congressional Reporter, The Washington Post 
Brianna Tucker | Deputy Campaign Editor, The Washington Post 
Moderated by Leigh Ann Caldwell, Co-Author, The Early 202 & Anchor, Washington Post Live 

CLOSING REMARKS

Kathy Baird
Chief Communications Officer, The Washington Post

General Manager, Washington Post Live

5:15 p.m. ET | Programming concludes