Breakout Session

Introducer: Changing Narratives and Challenging Norms

Provider, nurturer, mentor, and supporter. They’re all roles that describe what you do. But, they don’t even begin to scratch the surface of who you really are.

In this empowering breakout session, you’ll explore the various labels that society often assigns to women, particularly those over 40, and how they can limit your potential as well as your self-expression. You’ll learn methods that will help you break free from conventional wisdom and redefine your own identity on your own terms. This engaging and introspective experience is designed to take you on a journey to help you rethink, relaunch, and reinvent the second half of your life with unapologetic authenticity.




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Bio

Nikki Foster is the Community Investment Manager, Diversity & Inclusion for The Mosaic Company, the world’s leading producer and marketer of concentrated phosphate and potash. In this capacity, she oversees the corporate strategy for intentional partnerships that focus on inclusion. Prior to the role, she was a Public Affairs Manager dedicated to Hillsborough County.

Nikki started with Mosaic in August of 2015. Before joining the company, she provided 17 years of service to Citigroup, one of the largest global financial services companies, in the areas of Human Resources and Training. The majority of her experience at the Bank was in Employee Engagement and Public Affairs.

In her professional career, Nikki has served on several Boards and advisory panels to include: Hillsborough County 4-H Foundation, Keep Tampa Bay Beautiful, Progress Village Foundation, Inc., United Negro College Fund, The Plant City Economic Development Executive Committee, The Greater Riverview Chamber of Commerce, and the Hillsborough Education Foundation. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Development from Eckerd College. Nikki is a member of the Greater Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Program – Class of 2018.

Nikki is a mother of three adult children, and she has one grandson and two granddaughters.