Leslie Greenwood Unveils Major Announcement Following Alaska Planning Session

In a recent LinkedIn post, Leslie Greenwood shared significant news regarding a major announcement following an intensive week of in-person planning in Alaska. The post detailed the culmination of months of work, hinting at a substantial development for her community and partners.

Behind the Scenes: An Alaskan Planning Retreat

Greenwood described the trip as a dedicated period for strategic planning with Melissa Moody. While acknowledging the challenging weather conditions, she emphasized the positive outcomes of the retreat. “And while the weather has been dreary, there have been so many moments of joy and accomplishment (in full transparency also moments of anxiety and overwhelm, but that’s normal),” she wrote, offering a candid glimpse into the process.

The Big Reveal: A New Initiative Announced

The central theme of Greenwood’s post was the unveiling of a project that has been in development for several months. She stated,

“We announced something we’ve been working on for months and it’s big!”

This announcement, according to Greenwood, is primarily for members and partners of ‘Wednesday Women’ (WW), with further details available on their platform, via email, or on Slack.

Public Access and Next Steps

For those outside the immediate WW community, Greenwood indicated that the initiative will become accessible to the public on the 18th. She advised interested individuals to follow Wednesday Women or subscribe to their newsletter to receive timely updates. Greenwood also offered a direct channel for inquiries, stating, “If you didn’t see it, send me a DM or text.” This approach highlights a strategy of building anticipation and rewarding early engagement within her existing network before a broader public release.

The post underscores Greenwood’s proactive approach to business development and community engagement. By sharing both the successes and the inherent challenges of such a significant launch, she provides a relatable and authentic perspective on bringing new initiatives to fruition. The retreat in Alaska, though perhaps visually uninspiring due to the weather, clearly served as a highly productive environment for strategic growth and the successful launch of this new endeavor.