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The Social Impact of Technology With HIV/AIDS Advocate and 2024 Woman of Achievement Brooke Wurst
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Brooke delved inro her work endeavors and how she supports organizations to “help them do the good they do better.” She dropped some serious wisdom about showing up authentically, finding and activating allies, and recognizing mutual opportunities for support.
Plus, she took us on a hilarious trip down memory lane as she recalls her time in the Bloomers, the first all-female comedy sketch group in the country. Between laughs, there was a more serious message about being a confident woman, engaging in tough conversations about what’s funny and understanding the essence of comedy—knowing your audience.
Finding balance was also a hot topic, and Brooke talked about embracing her introverted side. We explored how Tri Delta is the catalyst woven into every aspect of her life—career, passions and creative. We even got a sneak peek into her upcoming project (hint … it involves elephants).
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