Caroline Fairchild

The Network Leadership Development Program (NLDP) is a multi-modal, 2-month learning experience that provides volunteer women leaders with the insights needed to make purposeful choices to expand their individual impact on their Network, Circles, and organization. The program is highly interactive and designed to have immediate and practical application to build confidence and navigate strategic leadership challenges especially in their role as a network leader with Lean In. It builds on… Show more

The Network Leadership Development Program (NLDP) is a multi-modal, 2-month learning experience that provides volunteer women leaders with the insights needed to make purposeful choices to expand their individual impact on their Network, Circles, and organization. The program is highly interactive and designed to have immediate and practical application to build confidence and navigate strategic leadership challenges especially in their role as a network leader with Lean In. It builds on maximizing personal leadership power to accelerate influence to gain strategic results. The NLDP is a candid, exploratory, and human-centered experience that tackles provocative and timely issues facing women leaders who want to enhance their leadership development.​ Show less

Caroline Fairchild, an alumna of the Sun Valley Community School, will be the speaker for the school’s 2023 commencement ceremony on June 4.

Fairchild, who graduated from the Community School in 2008, has had her work in journalism featured in Fortune, Bloomberg Businessweek, The New York Times, CNBC, CBS This Morning, CNN, Politico, Forbes, USA Today, HuffPost and Recode.

Every year, the Newswomen’s Club puts on The Front Page Awards for journalistic excellence, which remain among the most prestigious in American journalism.

The Gracie Awards recognize exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media and entertainment. They also acknowledge the individuals who have made inspirational contributions to the industry.

Every year, the Newswomen’s Club puts on The Front Page Awards for journalistic excellence, which remain among the most prestigious in American journalism.

Named one of the 30 brightest young entrepreneurs, innovators and game changers working in media in 2018.

Chosen to host Anita Borg's annual awards ceremony honoring the top women in technology.

Awarded an endowed scholarship at Duke University that brings together an aspiring journalist at The Chronicle and the expansive global presence of Bloomberg News.The Roger Madoff Scholarship awards a summer internship at Bloomberg News with competitive pay in New York, and a supplemental financial stipend of $2,500, to one student who has been an outstanding and active journalist for The Chronicle.

The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program’s investment begins with the selection of a diverse community of undergraduate students – generally 18 at Duke and 18 at UNC-Chapel Hill each year – who demonstrate extraordinary potential. During this journey, Robertson Scholars learn to create change, foster collaboration, turn their passions into action, and have a palpable impact in their communities.

The program provides young leaders with a four-year scholarship, including undergraduate… Show more

The Robertson Scholars Leadership Program’s investment begins with the selection of a diverse community of undergraduate students – generally 18 at Duke and 18 at UNC-Chapel Hill each year – who demonstrate extraordinary potential. During this journey, Robertson Scholars learn to create change, foster collaboration, turn their passions into action, and have a palpable impact in their communities.

The program provides young leaders with a four-year scholarship, including undergraduate tuition, mandatory fees, room and board, unique access to the academic and extracurricular offerings at both Duke and UNC-Chapel Hill and three summers of domestic and international experiences. Show less