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Let's Talk about Menopause

October 30, 2025 | Minneapolis Club | 8 AM - 12 PM

Menopause Health: The CHANGE

Redefining Menopause with the Latest Science, Solutions, and Support

Menopause has become a hot topic because it sits at the intersection of health, business, culture and work. It impacts how we function, what we do and the forward-moving strength of women.

 

Let’s Talk Women presents THE CHANGE, a bold and empowering conversation about perimenopause and menopause. This experience is designed to educate, connect, and inspire women navigating this important life stage—one often overlooked in healthcare and underserved by innovation. Through expert-led discussions, personal stories, and practical solutions, THE CHANGE will spotlight the latest science, support systems, and self-advocacy strategies to help women own their health journey during perimenopause and menopause.

THE CHANGE 

Minnesota’s first and only premier experience dedicated to peri and menopause. This groundbreaking event brings together top healthcare professionals, cutting-edge researchers, bold innovators, influential policymakers, and individuals ready to take control of this transformative stage of life. Don't miss your chance to be part of the movement redefining menopause with the latest science, solutions, and support.

Be there. Lead the conversation. Shape the future.

Meet the Partners and Sponsors

Thank you to these organizations!

Blue Cross Blue Shield Center for Racial & Health Equity logo
The Minneapolis Club logo
Herself Health logo
Hennepin Healthcare logo
Walen Production logo
Conner IP logo
Conversations with Chanda logo
Women's Foundation of Minnesota logo

Get Your Ticket

We invite you to join the conversation on menopause health at our exclusive event, Let’s Talk Menopause Health THE CHANGE. This half day gathering brings together thought leaders, healthcare experts, and changemakers to address peri and menopause health. Together, we’ll discuss actionable solutions, innovative tools, and ways to drive meaningful change—both in our communities and in our own approaches to well-being.

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