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Save the date for our 2010 Women's Summit - October 6 - 7!
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The Women’s Executive Leadership Summit equips women leaders with strategies and skills to drive change, improve business success and create sustainable results. Award-winning diversity programs are also explored. By providing women with essential networking opportunities and encouraging the sharing of best practices across industries, this Summit helps to further empower women to seek leadership positions and mobilize change within their organizations and the world.
Key Topics:
- The increasing importance of women in corporate organizational leadership
- Best practices that foster women’s success
- Top executives who have made a difference
Program Objectives
- Empower women to develop the strategies and skills to be more effective leaders
- Support the discovery of new opportunities for innovation and change
- Share insights and compare experiences with women and their champions from many different fields
- Address business and personal challenges faced by women leaders
Who Should Attend?
Women executives, managers and high potential leaders are highly encouraged to attend, as well as those who champion their success and any interested corporate teams.
The Women’s Executive Leadership Summit is one of the few university-based leadership education offerings blending world-class domestic and international speakers with content designed to enhance both professional and personal goals of women leaders. The Summit is sponsored by the Wisconsin School of Business and the Center for Advanced Studies in Business, Inc.
Contact us today… to be included in future notices and brochure mailings.
Mark your calendar… to make sure you register for our limited enrollment, power-packed 2009 Summit, October 7–8.
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Compliments of Summit speakers Cathy Greenberg and Barrett Avigdor, all Summit attendees will receive a copy of ‘What Happy Working Mothers Know’
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison, as a member of the University Continuing Education Association (UCEA), authorizes this program for 2.0 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or 20 hours.
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