FORUM NEWS JUNE 2010
June 2010
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Forum Members,
As we close the 2009-10 fiscal year and prepare to launch our work together for 2010-11, it is befitting to take stock and reflect on the year's accomplishments.
We dedicated this year to honing our strategic plan to bring all of our efforts into alignment with our newly defined mission and vision. We crafted clear, measurable goals for the board and each committee. And we remained committed to accountability and transparency.
So, here is a brief summary of what we accomplished.
We grew our membership by an additional 70 members from the C-suites and executive ranks of the top businesses and entities influencing the sustainability and growth of our region. Our new members include, among others:
- 5 CEOs of leading companies
- 14 EVPs of major area corporations
- 7 executives working in companies in the pharmaceutical and life science industries
- 2 additional university/college presidents bringing our total university and college Forum president membership total to 11
We deepened our relationships with our targeted list of top companies, entities, and organizations across our market by more than 10 percent, establishing an additional 61 connections with those outlets as we:
- Recruited their top women executives for membership
- Established direct referrals from them to our mentee program (to help them build their pipeline of mid- level women managers ready for advancement)
- Cultivated annual sponsorships from them that reinforce their commitment to leveraging the power of executive women within The Forum and their own organizations to advance the impact and influence of women in leadership
- Co-sponsored four CEO Chats for our members, held at Sunoco, the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, Tastykake and Campbell Soup
- Facilitated, since February 2010, 21 Forum members for consideration for 15 public company board positions across the country
- Partnered with Vision 2020 as they launch their national women's leadership initiative
It has been a fast-paced and exciting year, and we have indeed advanced our mission. The Forum of Executive Women's annual Women on Boards' research is considered the benchmark for the state of affairs in our region, and The Forum's work is now frequently referenced in public meetings, think tank discussions, and important trade and general press reports. From Mayor Nutter's recent reference to and support of our research initiative when he met with The Forum during our recent day at City Hall to our comments on proposed SEC regulations, which were quoted when the new regulations were issued, The Forum of Executive Women's impact is becoming clear.
Thank you all for your continuing commitment to The Forum and dedication to our mission. And as I have said before, I hope you are realizing your own personal and professional benefits of membership as you connect with other Forum members and participate in our expanding dialogues with the corporate, public service, academic, cultural and social service leaders whose attention we are now drawing.
Enjoy the summer and I look forward to working with you over the next year. Look for my letter in September to hear what's planned by our new board...and check the Web site for details of our continually advancing objectives, strategic initiatives and tactical work!
Ellen Toplin
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THE FORUM'S 2010 LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM CELEBRATED THE POWER OF WOMEN
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On April 22, 2010, The Forum held its third annual Leadership Symposium, Step Up - Stand Out: Celebrating The Power of Women!, which featured a powerful interview of Suraya Pakzhad, a recipient of the 2008 International Women of Courage Award, by local radio and television host Tracey Matisak.
Following the opening session, the 185 guests attended one of three panels of inspirational speakers who shared their stories and wisdom celebrating the power of women. The day concluded with a luncheon featuring leaders of two major initiatives working to advance women's leadership over the next decade - The White House Project and Vision 2020: An American Conversation about Women and Leadership. Click here to see photos from the symposium.
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NEW NON-SOLICITATION GUIDELINES
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The Forum Board has developed a non-solicitation policy for members and their guests. Please see the guidelines below:
The Forum of Executive Women seeks to create a positive and professional environment for all members. To support this effort, we have established guidelines to ensure that our members are not openly or aggressively solicited for business by other members or their guests at Forum meetings and events.
The following guidelines have been created to address solicitation issues:
Members and their guests should refrain from leaving promotional materials on meeting tables or openly distributing them during meetings or events unless otherwise stipulated as part of a sponsorship package.
The membership directory is not to be used as a solicitation tool. This means that no member shall undertake a mass mailing campaign using the directory to sell products or services or solicit charitable contributions.
Obviously, members may discuss their services or provide additional information and/or follow up to a prospective client member upon specific invitation or inquiry during meetings or outside of meetings.
Please make every effort to advise your guests of these guidelines prior to attending a meeting.
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TRANSITIONS AFFINITY GROUP FORMING
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Four FOEW members (Mona Doyle, Karen Minyard, Joie Smith and Margaret Sadler) are interested in starting an informal affinity group to explore post career changes in our lives. These four women hope to talk about the courage and willingness it takes to let go; the desire/need to keep working; shifting priorities; losing clout and influence and keeping a link with The Forum.
The first meeting will be on June 21 in the evening. If you are a woman of a certain age and can see these changes coming into your life and are willing to talk about them, ask The Forum Office (info@forumofexecutivewomen.com) to put you on the email notification list for the first meeting. Considering that The Forum has been around for more than 30 years, many of our members are ready to explore this sensitive ground.
If you have questions, please contact Margaret Sadler at margaretsadler@verizon.net,
215-843-6793
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INVITATION TO JOIN THE "DINNER AND A BOOK" AFFINITY GROUP
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This affinity group welcomes members who enjoy good conversation, food and non-fiction business book discussions. The Forum's "Dinner and a Book" Affinity Group is now two years old. Shawn Kent Hayashi was asked by the Engagement Committee to spearhead this Forum initiative. In agreeing to organize these get-togethers, Shawn, the Chief Learning Officer at The Professional Development Group, saw a way to share her own passion for learning and sharing great food with Forum members. The group meets every other month in a different restaurant to discuss a book that was selected by one of the regular attendees. The restaurants tend to be in the western suburbs; however on several occasions the group has met in Philadelphia.
The next "Dinner and a Book" Affinity Group dinner will be held in the fall. Check The Forum's Web site for the date and details. Questions? Please contact Shawn Kent Hayashi at
Shawn@TheProfessionalDevelopmentGroup.com or 215-588-1188.
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MEMBER HIGHLIGHT
Lori Greenawalt Serves Those in Need in Peru
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Lori Greenawalt, Partner, KPMG LLP, has been traveling to Peru with Medical Ministries International, an organization that provides medical care to the world's poor, for the last six years. Although she is not in the medical field, Lori uses her organizational skills learned as an accountant and business advisor to set up and run the clinics for two weeks at a time. For many of the patients, the clinic provides the only healthcare they get. Click here to read more.
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Become a member of The Forum's LinkedIn group, and join in the discussion, post an article of interest, network with other members and more. To join the group, you first must be a member of LinkedIn. Once you are a member, go to groups and select The Forum of Executive Women. Request to be a member ... and we will take it from there. Questions? Contact judygrossman@forumofexecutivewomen.com.
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS!
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Annual Meeting
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
100 N. Sixth Street, Philadelphia, PA
Forum members and their guests are welcome to attend.
Click here to register.
Western Suburbs Breakfast
Thursday, June 17, 2010
The Desmond Great Valley Hotel
1 Liberty Boulevard (off Route 202) , Malvern, PA
Forum Members Only
8:00 a.m.
Contact info@forumofexecutivewomen.com to register.
Center City Breakfast
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Asher & Co.
Ten Penn Center, 1801 Market Street, Suite 1700, Philadelphia, PA
Forum Members Only
Special thanks to host, Madeline Janowski
8:00 a.m.
Contact info@forumofexecutivewomen.com to register.
Delaware County Breakfast
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
The Radnor Hotel
591 East Lancaster Avenue, St. Davids, PA
Forum Members Only
8:00 a.m.
Contact info@forumofexecutivewomen.com to register.
SAVE THE DATE - Leadership Breakfast
Friday, October 8, 2010
Keynote Speaker: Katherine Weymouth, CEO, Washington Post Media
Details Coming Soon!
Seventh Annual Pennsylvania Governor's Conference for Women will be held on October 14, 2010 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh. Click here for more information.
Check Our Web Site (www.forumofexecutivewomen.com) Regularly For New Program Information & Other Forum News
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Stay "in the know" about the recent accomplishments and happenings of Forum members.
Continue to send your MEMBER NEWS to Judy Grossman, Associate Director, at judygrossman@forumofexecutivewomen.com. Our news categories are:
- Appointments and Elections
- Awards and Honors
- Business Moves and News
- Speeches and Publications
Please let us know if you would like any additional news categories.
APPOINTMENTS AND ELECTIONS
Maureen Breakiron-Evans Maureen@strategicforge.com, CEO, Strategic Forge, was elected Chair of the Stetson University Business School Advisory Board and was also appointed as a Trustee of Stetson University.
Marge Dailey MDailey@photomedex.com, Vice President, HRPhotoMedex, was appointed to the Board of Directors of Children's Village.
Barbara Eiser eiser@leading-impact.com, President of Leading Impact, Inc. was recently named to the Board of Directors of InterAct Theatre Company.
Anne Klein anne@annekleincg.com, President, Anne Klein Communications Group, LLC, The Philadelphia Office of Pinnacle Worldwide, a certified WBE, will become chairperson of the American Heart Association Central and Southern New Jersey Board on July 1. Currently, she serves as chair-elect.
Andrea Kramer ark@arkramerlaw.com, Principal, Law Offices of Andrea R. Kramer, was appointed to the Director's Advisory Council for the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Ivy Silver Ivy_Silver@AJG.com, Area Vice President, Gallagher Benefit Services, became Chair Elect at Abington Health Foundation and was also elected to the Fulton Bank Board.
Rita C. Turner RTurner@WilmingtonTrust.com, Executive Vice President, Wilmington Trust Company, was elected Chairman of the Board of National Association of Town Watch.
Carole Weintraub caroleweintraub@beaumontstaffing.com, President of Beaumont Staffing, has been named to the advisory board of The Career Wardrobe.
AWARDS AND HONORS
Kathy Bellwoar kbellwoar@pptconsultants.com, President, PPT Consulting, reports that DiversityBusiness.com, the nation's leading business-to-business internet site, recently named PPT Consulting, a regional IT and Management Consulting firm, one of the Top 50 Woman-Owned Businesses in Pennsylvania for 2010.
Liz Dow EDow@leadershipphiladelphia.org, President, LEADERSHIP Philadelphia, received the City of Philadelphia Murals Arts Program's Mayor's Citizenship Award for her outstanding work mobilizing and connecting the talent of the private sector to serve the local community.
Katherine Hatton khatton@rwjf.org, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, received the Platinum Award from the New Jersey Women Lawyers Association for her contributions to the legal profession and the community.
Inez Markovich lmarkovich@dpattorneys.com, Shareholder Deeb, Petrakis, Blum & Murphy, P.C., was named a 40 Under 40 winner, which honors recipients for their professional and civic accomplishments, by the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Kyra G. McGrath kmcgrath@whyy.org Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer
WHYY, Inc., finished second in her age category in the Pittsburgh Marathon on May 2. Kyra writes that it was her first marathon, which was amazing to run in her hometown.
Gina Merritt-Epps gmerritt@sjindustries.com, Corporate Counsel and Secretary, South Jersey Industries, has been chosen as one of New Jersey's 2010 Best 50 Women in Business by NJBIZ. The program honors the state's most dynamic women business leaders, recognizing recipients for their dedication to business growth, professional and personal accomplishments, community involvement and advocacy for women in business.
Sharon Pennington spennington@sjindustries.com, Vice President, South Jersey Industries, Inc., was honored by Executive Women of New Jersey at their annual "Salute to the Policy Makers" dinner. The organization promotes the advancement of women to the highest levels of business, professions and government and provides scholarships to women seeking graduate degrees.
Joanne D.F. Santomauro joanne.santomauro@ancillare.com, President and CEO of ISG Office Concepts, Inc., reports that the company's division Ancillare™ has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Commerce with the Export Achievement Certificate. This recognition is given to small to medium size organizations that have exhibited success in the global marketplace.
Ivy Silver Ivy_Silver@AJG.com, Area Vice President, Gallagher Benefit Services, was honored as Co-Founder at the 5th anniversary celebration of A Chance to Heal, a foundation that empowers youth and their influencers to prevent the incidence of eating disorders. Donna Brennan db@brennanpr.com, Strategic Public Relations Counsel, Donna Brennan Associates, was honored as a Founding Creator for her service on the start-up board.
Sally Stetson stetson@ssgsearch.com, Principal Salveson Stetson Group, Inc., received the Harriet E. Worrell Society Award at Drexel University, presented annually to an alumna based upon her professional achievements and contributions to the community.
Rita C. Turner RTurner@WilmingtonTrust.com, Executive Vice President, Wilmington Trust Company, will be receiving the Girls Inc. Delaware Award - their first such award designed to recognize someone who has contributed materially to the organization realizing its full potential to achieve its mission.
Leanne C. Wagner leannewagner@gmail.com, Principal, Leanne C. Wagner, LLC,
was named the recipient of the 2010 Oberlin College Alumni Medal. The Alumni Medal recognizes outstanding and sustained service to Oberlin College.
BUSINESS MOVES AND NEWS
JoAnne Fischer jfischer@momobile.org, Executive Director of Maternity Care Coalition, reports that as a part of Philadelphia's obesity prevention initiative, Maternity Care Coalition (MCC) is launching a breastfeeding-friendly program targeting employers and hospitals to implement the new law supporting breastfeeding working mothers. To kick-off the campaign, MCC is calling for nominations for 2010 Breastfeeding-Friendly Business Awards (deadline: June 30). For more info: kpigur@momobile.org.
Nicole D. Galli ngalli@FeldmanGale.com, Partner, Feldman Gale, P.A., reports that she joined Feldman Gale, P.A., an IP boutique head quartered in Miami. She works in their Philadelphia office.
Joanne Grossi Joanne.Grossi@hhs.gov, was appointed by President Obama to be the Regional Director of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. She will oversee Region III, which includes Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Elleanor Jean Hendley elleanor@ejhendleyconsultants.com, Founder, Chair and CEO Teenshop, Inc., reports that Teenshop, a weekend empowerment program for girls with goals, will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in June. It is a five-chapter organization and all graduates of the program attend college. Forum member Dr. Arlene C. Ackerman aackerman@philasd.org, Superintendent of Schools, The School District of Philadelphia, is the guest speaker, and several Forum members support Teenshop's Residential Summer Leadership Conference held at Bryn Mawr College.
Debra Malinics debra@dma-adv.com, President and Owner of Debra Malinics Advertising, was a recent judge in the annual George Washington Carver Science Fair held at the Academy of Natural Sciences and Temple University.
Frances Martinez Myers frances.myers@etcrelo.com, has been named President of Employee Transfer Corporation, one of Fox & Roach/Trident's family of companies. Her prior role with the company was Senior Vice President.
Jane Pepper jpepper@Pennhort.org, reports that she retired after 30 years as President of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society on May 31. She plans to remain in the area and involved with various projects in the community.
RoseAnn B. Rosenthal roseann@sep.benfranklin.org, President and CEO of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania, welcomed Federal Reserve Bank Chairman Ben Bernanke to the Building 100 Innovation Center and Ben Franklin during his recent visit to the Philadelphia Navy Yard. His stop at Ben Franklin focused on the role of innovation and entrepreneurship to a vibrant economy.
Bryna Scott Bryna.Scott@flastergreenberg.com, Nonequity partner, FlasterGreenberg PC, reports that she and Forum members Linda Gloss, Terri Gelberg and Linda Resnick traveled to Guatemala with members of the Philadelphia chapter of the International Alliance for Women to observe the benefits of one of their projects that funds microcredit to poor women. They visited the managers and staff of the NGO they support (see www.friendshipbridge.org) and learned how money is distributed and collected and the services provided to the women. (Linda Gloss lgloss@comcast.net; Terry Gelberg terri@gelberglaw.com, President, Gelberg & Associates, P.C.; Linda Resnick linda@ceoresources.com, President, CEO Resources, Inc.)
Melissa Weiler Gerber mweilergerber@womensway.org, Executive Director, WOMEN'S WAY, will be leaving WOMEN'S WAY after 10 1/2 years to become the new Executive Director of the Family Planning Council, effective August 1.
SPEECHES AND PUBLICATIONS
Kathy Bellwoar kbellwoar@pptconsultants.com, President, PPT Consulting, reports that she was featured in a CEO profile in the May 21 edition of the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Maureen Breakiron-Evans Maureen@strategicforge.com, CEO, Strategic Forge, and Molly Shepard mshep38109@aol.com, President and CEO Shepard Executive Resources, LLC/The Leader's Edge, were panelists at the Women in the Boardroom Conference. Elva Bankins elva.bankins@gigincmail.com, EVP, Corporate Services OI Partners, Inc., moderated the panel.
Marti Candiello mcandiello@clientbridge.net, Principal, Client Bridge, helped plan and participated in the Sandra Day O'Conner College of Law's National Forum on the Future of Legal Education. The Forum engaged large firm managing partners and members of the judiciary in a lively discussion about the skills needed to make the transition from law student to effective practicing lawyer.
Liz Dow EDow@leadershipphiladelphia.org, President LEADERSHIP Philadelphia, published Six Degrees of Connection, the story of the ground-breaking Philadelphia Connector Project she led here, which is being duplicated elsewhere, and ideas on how to become a connector. She was also featured in the spring issue of Directors & Boards.
Barbara Eiser eiser@leading-impact.com, President of Leading Impact, Inc., recently presented a workshop to Leadership Philadelphia.
Abbe F. Fletman abbe.fletman@flastergreenberg.com, a shareholder with Flaster/Greenberg PC, co-edited The Woman Advocate, a book recently published by the American Bar Association. Fletman spearheaded the project, whose contributors include women lawyers from across the country. They share reflections and advice to help women lawyers improve their skills and gain greater control over their professional lives.
Paulette Gabriel pgabriel@keyleadership.com, President Key Leadership Initiatives, spoke to HR Executives on "Leadership Development in Complex Times: How to Help People Learn Their Way Through Anything" and to 100 top leaders at a global leadership conference "Coaching for Break Through Performance."
Shawn Kent Hayashi shawnhayashi@aim.com, Chief Executive Officer, The Professional Development Group, spoke at the University of Pennsylvania Coaching Conference. Her presentation, Using Assessments in Coaching to Reinforce Strengths and Identify Blind Spots, covered four assessments - Natural Talents, Values, Communication Style, and Emotional Intelligence - and their value in developing leaders.
Anne Klein anne@annekleincg.com, President, Anne Klein Communications Group, LLC, The Philadelphia Office of Pinnacle Worldwide, a certified WBE, served as "in-house PR counsel" for a panel, titled "The Ethics of Spin" at Temple University. The ethics and crisis communications program for attorneys and PR professionals was underwritten by Forum president Ellen Toplin, who served as moderator.
Jaine Lucas jaine.lucas@temple.edu, Executive Director of Temple's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute, recently presented a speech titled Innovation: The Ultimate Economic Development Engine to 85 executives from Ghana. She advocated creating an innovation infrastructure, practicing sound macroeconomic management and leveraging Ghana's abundant national resources.
Page Morahan psmorahan@att.net, Co-Director, Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine, Drexel University College of Medicine, reports that two papers were published recently about the ELAM program. The most recent, in early 2010, "Advancing women faculty to senior leadership in U.S. academic health centers: Fifteen years of history in the making" was published in the Journal about Women in Higher Education and the second, in late 2009, "Dental school deans' perceptions of the organizational culture and impact of the ELAM program on the culture and advancement of women faculty," was published in the Journal of Dental Education.
Pam Porter pamporter3@yahoo.com, Executive Vice President Right Management, will be speaking about "Growing into New Geographic Markets" in June at the Elwyn Annual Conference.
Sally Stetson stetson@ssgsearch.com, Principal Salveson Stetson Group, Inc., served on panels at the Greater Valley Forge SHRM Chapter and Drexel University Philadelphia Alumni Chapter focusing on the job market and implementing effective job search strategies.
All attempts were made to include the latest Member News received. If any were inadvertently omitted, please contact Judy Grossman.
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WE WELCOME OUR NEWEST FORUM MEMBERS!
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The Membership Committee, chaired by Karen Buchholz, has been hard at work recruiting and welcoming new members. She and her committee have organized and held prospective member receptions at which invited guests mix and mingle with Forum members.
A special thank you to Karen Buchholz and Comcast Corporation for their generous support of our prospective member receptions.
Since February 2010
Autumn Adkins
President
Girard College
2101 South College Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19121
Phone: 215-787-2600
Email: aadkins@girardcollege.com
Regina E. Canfield
Senior Vice President, Director of Client & Community Relations
PNC - Philadelphia/Southern New Jersey Market
79 Eddystone Way
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Phone: 215-585-5903
Email: jerseyjean@comcast.net
Shannon Cassidy
Executive Director
bridge between, inc.
2 Penn Center, Suite 200
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 610-431-2888
Email: shannon@bridgebetween.org
Tangee Gibson
Senior Vice President, HR
Aramark
1101 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-238-3000
Email: gibson-tangee@aramark.com
Gail A. Inderwies
President, Executive Director
KeystoneCare and Keystone Hospice
8765 Stenton Avenue
Wyndmoor, PA 19038
Phone: 215-836-2440
Email: ginderwies@keystonecare.com
Susan G. Jacobson
Executive Vice President
Tierney Communications
The Bellevue, 200 South Broad Street, 10th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-790-4406
Email: sjacobson@tierneyagency.com
Roberta D. Liebenberg
Attorney
Fine, Kaplan and Black, R.P.C.
1835 Market Street, 28th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-568-6565
Email: rliebenberg@finekaplan.com
Karen Mathis
President and Chief Executive Officer
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
230 N. 13th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-567-7000
Email: karen.mathis@bbbs.org
Eileen McDonnell
President
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
P.O. Box 178
Philadelphia, PA 19105
Phone: 215-956-8000
Email: mcdonnell.eileen@pennmutual.com
Toni Pergolin, CPA
President, Chief Executive Officer
Bancroft
425 Kings Highway East
PO Box 20
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Phone: 856-348-1192
Email: tpergolin@bnh.org
Sarah Peterson
SVP Marketing, Planning & Public Affairs
Main Line Health System
104 Woodside Road, B206
Haverford, PA 19041
Phone: 484-337-8764
Email: petersonsa@mlhs.org
Julie A. Schaekel, CPA, CPCU
Chief Auditor
ACE Group
501 Walnut Street, UBO4A
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: 215-640-4012
Email: julie.schaekel@acegroup.com
Sustaining Members: Did you know that we have a new class of members? The Forum values our longtime members, appreciates what they've brought to the conversation of advancing women leaders and wishes to show them our gratitude by creating this special member class. Click here to see the sustaining member criteria.
If you feel you may qualify, contact Sharon Hardy sharonhardy@forumofexecutivewomen.com 610-617-4556.
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We are grateful to our many supporters for their continued generosity.
Opportunities are still available for Annual Sponsorships and individual table sponsorships at Forum Signature Events. Click here for more information. Questions? Contact Sharon Hardy, sharonhardy@forumofexecutivewomen.com, 610-617-4556.
2009 LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST
PRESENTING SPONSOR
2009-2010 ANNUAL SPONSORS
CHANGE AGENTS
 
 
PROMOTERS
Cozen O'Connor
Diversified Search Odgers & Berndtson
Drexel University LeBow College of Business
Elayne Howard & Associates
Employee Transfer Corp/ETCREO Management
Ernst & Young LLP
Flaster/Greenberg, P.C.
The Leader's Edge/Leaders By Design
McNeil Consumer Healthcare
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney/The Cohen & Sutcliffe Group
Right Management
Salveson Stetson Group, Inc.
StarToplin/The Star Group
Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young LLP
Tierney Communications
United Bank of Philadelphia
Wilmington Trust
A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR
TRAILBLAZER SPONSOR
for their generous support of our Women on Boards Report.
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2010 LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM
PRESENTING SPONSOR
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