A. THE YEARLY KICKOFF MEETING (speakers below) will be a little longer than the
rest of the monthly web meetings to pack in multiple speakers and again will
also be recorded for viewing at your convenience.
Date: 6/6/2022 at 9 am until 2:30 pm (also recorded for watching
later). Speakers/agenda:
9:00 am - Arrival, Check-in, Welcome.
9:20 am - Opening Introduction.
by Marianne Huskey, Chief Operations Officer: Valley Building Systems, Emcee,
Milwaukee Women Leaders.
9:30 am - Keynote: Finding Your Purpose.
by Nicki Vo, Director at Rustoleum.
10:00 am - Keynote: Silencing Self Doubt and Overcoming Impostor Syndrome.
by Brooke Van Asten, Director at Acuity.
10:30 am - Break.
10:45 am - Panel: Achieving Optimal Work/Life Balance.
by Laura Scherer, Director at GE Healthcare (Milwaukee), Susan Hjelsand,
Director at National Kidney Foundation (Milwaukee), Patricia Smigla, Vice
President at U.S. Bnk (Milwaukee), Addie Gerritts, Vice President at Continuus
Technologies, and Sitara Unni, Senior Director at GE Healthcare.
11:30am – Keynote – Emotional Intelligence
By Melissa Henning, Senior Talent Management at Rev Group
12:00 pm - Lunch.
1:00 pm - Keynote: Driving Culture and Strategy.
by Amy Schubert, Vice President at BMO Welth Management.
1:30 pm - Keynote: Leadership in a Male Dominated Workplace.
by Marianne Huskey, Chief Operations Officer at Valley Building Systems.
2:15 pm - Closing remarks.
by Marianne Huskey, Chief Operations Officer: Valley Building Systems, Emcee,
Milwaukee Women Leaders.
2:30 pm - Event closure.
B. FUTURE MONTHLY WEB DATES.
Please mark these future monthly web dates from 2-3 pm for an hour each (again
all recorded for you to watch at your convenience as well):
- 6/6/2022. Jul.11, Aug.8, Sep.12, Oct.10, Nov.14, Dec.12, 2022.
2023: Jan 9, Feb 13, Mar 13, Apr 10, May 8, June 12, July 10, Aug 7, Sep 11,
Oct 9, Nov 13, Dec 11.
(featuring top women leaders from Southwest Airlines, Symantec, Vanderbilt,
Cox, Microsoft, and many more).
C. ONLINE RESOURCES.
You will find past meetings recorded (also completion certificates if you track
your development hours), upcoming dates, key articles, book summaries,
mentoring resources and more by logging in and your registration includes a
full year's access.
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
Wisconsin Women Leaders Conference June 6
Monday, May 16, 2022
Write Now literary tour and giveaway with Chanelle Coleman
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