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School of Business Gazette > August 1, 2003

Women's Executive Leadership Summit To Be Held September 18-19

Executive Education at the School of Business, with special assistance from the Women in Business Council, will present its first-ever Women's Executive Leadership Summit at the Fluno Center on September 18-19. More than 20 speakers-national leaders on issues of women's leadership in business and government-are on the program.

Keynote speakers are:

Sally Helgesen, the author of The Female Advantage: Women's Ways of Leadership, and an international expert on changing trends in women's effectiveness.
Barbara Toffler, author of Final Accounting: Pride, Ambition, Greed and the Fall of Arthur Andersen, who has taught at Harvard and is currently teaching at Columbia's business school.
Joan Z. (Jodie) Bernstein, who works with the national law firm of Bryan Cave in Washington, D.C., and who previously was director of Consumer Protection for the Federal Trade Commission and general counsel to the Environmental Protection Agency.

Executives from the Middle East and around the U.S. will share their ideas and experiences on issues confronting organizations seeking to optimize the value of women's leadership. The cost to attend the program is $1,295 per person or $1,165 when three or more from the same company register as a group.

Program and registration information is available at http://uwexeced.com/womenssummit/ or call 608/441-7330.

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