Our Partners

Enter your promo code in the Coupon Code field during checkout before you submit payment. The discount will be applied to your order total automatically once the code is validated.

Yes. You will receive automated email reminders before your membership expiration date so you have time to log in and renew your membership.

Log into your NextUp account and go to the Account area. Under the Membership section, select Renew and follow the prompts to confirm your information and payment details.

Log into your NextUp account and visit the Event Calendar. Select the event you are interested in, choose your registration type, and complete the checkout steps to finalize your registration.

After logging in, go to My Event Registrations in your account menu. There you can view your upcoming and past event registrations and related details.

Log into your account and open My Event Registrations. Select the event you wish to change and use the available options to update attendee information or request a cancellation, following any stated deadlines or policies.

Once registered, you can access your invoice or receipt by logging into your account and visiting My Event Registrations or your order history. Most receipts can be downloaded or printed directly from your registration record.

Go to the NextUp login page and click Forgot Password. Enter the email address associated with your account and follow the link sent to your inbox to create a new password.

Log into your NextUp account and update your communication preferences in your profile or account settings. You can opt in to available newsletters so you receive updates on programs, events, and resources.

After logging in, go to your Account or Profile page. From there, you can update your contact information, job details, region, and other profile fields, then save your changes.

Register for the webinar through the Event Calendar or registration link. You will receive confirmation details and, before the session, an email with the access link and any instructions you need to join live.

Log into your NextUp account and find Webinars under My Account. Eligible members can browse available past webinars and launch recordings directly from the site.

Your Ambassador status is activated by NextUp after your organization confirms your role. Once activated, log in using your work email and you will see Ambassador tools such as roster management and reporting.

A NextUp Ambassador promotes engagement within their organization, supports employees in accessing membership and events, and acts as the liaison between their company and NextUp.

Corporate Members have memberships funded by their employer through a corporate partnership. Corporate Individuals pay for their own membership regardless of employer partnership status.

Log into your Ambassador account, go to the roster section, and add eligible employees by entering their information and assigning available corporate memberships.

Open your roster in your Ambassador tools, locate the member, and select the option to remove or reassign their membership.

Invoices can be accessed through your Ambassador account or billing portal. Pay online using the accepted methods listed on the invoice.

Contact NextUp support to transition an existing individual membership into a corporate-funded membership without disrupting the member’s account.

Confirm their email domain matches your corporate partnership. If they still appear missing, contact support to connect the employee to your organization.

The employee already has a NextUp account. Ask them to log in or reset their password or have support link the account to your corporate roster.

Use the Non-Member List report in your Ambassador dashboard to view eligible employees who have not yet activated membership.

You can download an up-to-date member roster from your Ambassador tools under Membership or Reports.

Contact NextUp support or your relationship manager to request a promo code for registrations or events.

Basic reports are available through your dashboard, and custom reporting can be requested through your NextUp relationship manager.

Open to all genders, NextUp provides leadership development, resources, and programming designed to create equal opportunities for everyone, while acknowledging the unique barriers women continue to face. We conduct all programs and employment practices in full compliance with federal, state, and local laws.

Introduce NextUp within your company by sharing who we are, our mission, and how membership supports leadership development and workplace equity.

The checklist outlines core Ambassador responsibilities including promoting events, managing rosters, onboarding members, and sharing resources.

Ambassadors serve as liaisons between NextUp and their organizations, supporting membership, communication, and engagement initiatives.

This process guides new Ambassadors through onboarding, gaining access to tools, reviewing resources, planning communication, and launching engagement efforts.

Ambassador Teams work together to share responsibilities across business units, regions, or functional areas to increase reach and effectiveness.

Selection processes help determine which employees receive corporate-funded memberships based on organizational priorities and equitable access.

Roster management includes adding, updating, and removing Corporate Members to ensure the roster stays accurate and benefits are fully utilized.

Corporate Members may be expected to engage in programming, complete profiles, or participate in regional activities depending on organizational guidelines.

Webinars offer development opportunities for individuals and teams and can supplement formal learning programs within your organization.

National events connect members across industries for leadership development, networking, and large-scale programming opportunities.

Ambassadors can partner with regional leaders to drive engagement, encourage volunteering, and support local programming.

The scorecard helps organizations track engagement, membership use, event participation, and opportunities for deeper involvement.

Retention strategies include regular communication, event promotion, targeted outreach, and ongoing visibility of NextUp’s value.

Encourage broader participation by sharing benefits, engaging leaders, and reaching untapped employee groups such as emerging talent.

Sponsoring a National NextUp Conference increases organizational visibility and demonstrates a commitment to leadership development and professional growth. Sponsors engage with a broad audience of leaders across industries and support programming that builds skills, connection, and impact.

Members are encouraged to volunteer within their NextUp Region to support events, committees, and leadership development.

The Executive Sponsor champions NextUp internally, provides strategic guidance, and supports organizational alignment and visibility.

The survey collects feedback on members’ experiences and informs planning and engagement strategies for Ambassadors and NextUp.

Share approved messaging, success stories, and program highlights internally through email, intranet, manager communications, and BRGs.

Partnership with BRGs strengthens reach, aligns programming, and supports co-branded events or communication efforts.

When securing funding, focus on NextUp’s impact on leadership development, employee engagement, and professional growth. Share participation data, program outcomes, and alignment with organizational talent and leadership priorities.

Talking points highlight benefits such as leadership development, community, skill-building, visibility, and cross-industry insights.

Organizations can elevate their brand through event sponsorship, leadership participation, speaking opportunities, and employee storytelling.

Ambassadors follow brand guidelines and use approved messaging to communicate consistently and effectively about NextUp.

Additional resources include toolkits, templates, case studies, campaign materials, and step-by-step guides for engagement.

NextUp Regions are local or regional communities where members connect through in-person and virtual events, volunteering, and networking. Each region supports NextUp’s mission at the local level.

Region Board roles are filled through an application and selection process led by NextUp HQ and regional leadership. Candidates are chosen based on experience, commitment, and alignment with regional needs.

You can attend regional events, volunteer on committees, or express interest in leadership roles by contacting your region’s leaders. Opportunities are shared through email, events, and the NextUp website.

Each region has a leadership structure that typically includes Co-Chairs and functional leaders responsible for programming, membership, corporate partnerships, communications, and more.

The Regional Leaders Forum is a space where regional leaders come together to share best practices, receive updates from NextUp HQ, and collaborate on strategies that support all regions.

When roles change, notify NextUp HQ or use the designated form or contact channel provided to regions to update leadership information. This ensures directories and communications stay accurate.

Once your role is confirmed, NextUp will activate your board access on your account. Log in with your registered email to use regional tools, view resources, and support event planning.

Walk-in registration policies vary by event and venue. Check your event’s guidelines and, if allowed, follow the instructions for adding walk-ins on-site and processing payment or attendance.

Regional leaders can typically download registration lists or badge files through the event management tools provided by NextUp. Look for reporting or registration export options tied to your specific event.

Draft your event communication and submit it through the standard review process or contact channel shared by NextUp HQ. They will review for brand alignment and clarity before distribution.

On the NextUp website, use filters such as region, date, and event type to find events. You can click into an event for details and registration options.

If you need a promotion code for regional events, work with your regional liaison or NextUp HQ contact. They can help set up a code that matches your audience and discount strategy.

Consider your region’s calendar, major holidays, and other events, then propose a date that gives members enough notice. Coordinate with NextUp HQ if any approval or scheduling tools are required.

Use the regional invoice request process outlined by NextUp, which may include submitting a form with event details, costs, and supporting documentation. This helps ensure timely processing.

Create a Save the Date request with your event’s proposed date, location, and basic details, then submit it through the region event process so it can be added to calendars and communications.

When you are ready to open registration, submit an Open Registration Request with final event details so that NextUp can turn on registration and publish the event appropriately.

If event details change, follow your region’s update process or contact NextUp HQ with the new information. They will help update the event listing, registration, and any related communications.

Before going live, you may be able to test the registration flow by walking through it as a test user. Confirm that fields, pricing, and confirmation messages appear correctly.

Log into your NextUp account and open My Event Registrations. You will see a list of upcoming and past events for which you were registered.

In My Event Registrations, filter or scroll to your past events.
Depending on permissions, regional leaders may also be able to view historical registration lists for events they hosted.

Events often have different prices for members and non-members. When someone logs in as a member, member pricing is applied automatically; non-members see the non-member rate unless a promo code or other arrangement is used.

After selecting event registrations or products, go to your cart to review your order. Confirm quantities, pricing, and payment method, then complete checkout to finalize your purchase.

If an event date must change, work with your regional liaison and NextUp HQ to identify a new date and update all event listings and communications. Attendees should be notified promptly.

A Save the Date is an early announcement used to reserve time on attendees’ calendars before full event details are finalized. It helps build awareness and improve attendance.

Informal events typically require a shorter planning window, but you should still allow enough time to book space, confirm speakers or hosts, and promote the event to members.

Learning events usually benefit from a longer planning timeline to secure speakers, finalize content, and coordinate logistics. Work with your region and NextUp HQ to align on best practices and deadlines.

NextUp builds leaders and strengthens workplace cultures through leadership development, community, and learning experiences. Our programs are open to all genders and designed to create meaningful opportunities for growth while acknowledging challenges that continue to impact women in the workplace.

NextUp is a nonprofit membership organization that supports leadership development and professional growth across industries. We partner with individuals and organizations to provide programs, resources, and experiences that help leaders at all levels succeed and contribute to stronger workplaces.

Our mission is to build the next generation of leaders and foster inclusive workplace cultures that advance all people, including women, in business. Open to all genders, NextUp provides leadership development, resources, and programming designed to create equal opportunities for everyone, while acknowledging the unique barriers women continue to face. We conduct all programs and employment practices in full compliance with federal, state, and local laws.

NextUp members include professionals at all career stages and across industries who are committed to leadership development and career growth. Our community is open to all genders and includes individuals who want access to learning, connection, and professional opportunities. Members come from many industries, including consumer goods, retail, finance, tech, and more.

NextUp offers individual memberships and corporate-supported memberships through partner organizations. Options vary by whether your company is a corporate partner and by your career stage and needs.

Members gain access to events, learning programs, webinars, leadership development experiences, and a powerful cross-industry network. Benefits are designed to support both career growth and organizational impact.

Visit the NextUp website and start the membership sign-up process. You’ll select your membership type, confirm whether you are eligible for a corporate membership, and complete the registration with payment if required.

Go to the NextUp website and click Log In. Enter the email address and password associated with your account, or use the password reset option if needed.

From the NextUp homepage, choose the option to create an account or join as a member. Provide your basic information, follow the prompts, and verify your email to activate your account.

Individual membership pricing is listed on the NextUp membership page and may vary by type or promotion. If your company is a corporate partner, you may be eligible for a corporate-funded membership.

Corporate partnership is a formal relationship between NextUp and an organization that provides a block of memberships and access to programming for employees. Partnerships help organizations invest in talent development while supporting strong workplace cultures and professional growth across teams.

NextUp regional events include learning sessions, networking gatherings, and community-building activities hosted by local regions. They create opportunities for members to connect close to where they live or work.

Regional event pricing varies by program, but generally includes a member rate and a non-member rate. Specific fees are listed on each event’s registration page.

Regions activate NextUp’s mission locally by hosting events, providing volunteer and leadership opportunities, and building community among members and corporate partners in their area.