Top OWA Social Posts From Q1

The Optical Women’s Association knows how to stop the scroll. From celebrating standout members to spotlighting leadership and moments that matter, OWA’s top social media posts capture the energy, impact, and community at the heart of the organization. In this post, we’re rounding up some of OWA’s most engaging social moments—and why they struck a chord. Here are the top-performing posts across each platform for the first quarter of 2026, created by the OWA Digital Marketing Committee.

1. ✨ Celebrating the 2026 OWA Star Award Honorees! ✨ The Optical Women’s Association is proud to honor these inspiring leaders who are making a meaningful impact across the optical industry.

2. Big news! 📣 VSP is officially a Palladium Sponsor of the Optical Women's Association! 💙

3. International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate progress—but also to acknowledge the work still being done, often quietly, often collectively.

1. Women in optical aren’t just part of the industry—we’re shaping its future.⁠

2. Meet the OWA International Expansion Committee 👋⁠

3. We’re expanding.⁠ In reach, relationships and relevance.⁠ More European connection.⁠ More conversations that move beyond borders and into action.⁠

1. What does it take to transform a family business into a powerhouse for independent eyewear?

2. New year, new vision. OWA Talks kicks off 2026 with Optical Women’s Association President Megan Molony.

3. Honoring Claudia Garza Robinson: A Legacy of Strength, Joy, and Unstoppable Purpose.

Want more inspiration like this in your feed? Follow the Optical Women’s Association on social media to stay connected to the stories, achievements, and voices shaping the optical industry every day. Join the conversation on Instagram, connect with the community on LinkedIn, and keep up with events and highlights on Facebook—and don’t forget to like, share, and tag the OWA in the moments that matter most. And if what you see resonates, consider becoming an OWA member to deepen your involvement, expand your network, and support the advancement of women across every corner of optical—learn more.