The espnW: Women + Sports Summit returns for its 17th year, uniting industry leaders across sports and entertainment for the two-day event of discussions, conversations and sessions. Sporting legends Billie Jean King and Abby Wambach are among the talent featured on the agenda.
Here's what to know about this year's event.
When is the 17th annual espnW: Women + Sports Summit?
The event takes place Wednesday to Friday in Ojai, California.
What are some featured sessions?
Toyota Everyday Heroes
Toyota honors the individuals creating change and opportunity for women and girls in their local communities through sports. Featuring:
Tiffany Shido, general manager of marketing, Toyota North America
Markeshia Grant, executive director, Epic for Girls
Rhiannon Potkey, founder and executive director, Goods 4 Greatness
Opening night live episode of the podcast 'Welcome to the Party'
Billie Jean King, sports icon
Abby Wambach, Olympic gold medalist and soccer star
Julie Foudy, two-time World Cup champion
Following the conversation, there will be a special advance screening of "Give Me the Ball!," an ESPN Films 30 for 30 documentary highlighting King's career.
Keynote conversations include
Dr. Vonda Wright, orthopedic surgeon, sports medicine physician and researcher
Jessica Berman, National Women's Soccer League commissioner
Chelsea Handler, comedian, television and podcast host and author
Elite Comeback: Motherhood & Performance
Skylar Diggins, Chicago Sky
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Olympic gold medalist
Becky Lynch, WWE
Evening keynote and musical performance
Chlöe Bailey, Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer and actress
Women at the Helm panel
Johanna Faries, president of Blizzard Entertainment
Natalia Premovic, chief consumer products and experiences officer of Mattel
Stephanie Sherman, chief marketing officer of DraftKings
Athlete panel
Chloe Humphrey, UNC and U.S. women's lacrosse player
Diana Flores, captain of Mexico women's national flag football team
Hilary Knight, Olympic gold medalist
Gatorade's The 6%: Closing the Gap in Women's Science
Panel discussion
How can it be watched?
Nearly all programming will be livestreamed across select digital and social platforms. Virtual registration is free.