|
Fall 2009
FROM THE PRESIDENT
 Welcome back from your summer adventures. I trust that most of you are settling in to your fall schedules. As you do, I hope you are looking forward to participating in many of the wonderful initiatives and programs that The Forum has planned for our 2009 - 2010 fiscal year.
We kick things off with our 11th annual Leadership Breakfast on Wednesday, October 14, 2009, at 7:30 a.m. at the Crystal Tea Room. We are expecting more than 500 people to attend this year, when our featured speaker, Campbell's CEO Doug Conant, shares his perspectives about "Winning in the Workplace, Winning in the Marketplace and Winning with Women," and we officially release our 2009 Women on Boards report. (You can take a peek at my comments about this year's report by reading the letter that will appear in it.) Click here to read the letter.
Our committees are also working hard, planning how they will advance the three strategic initiatives that The Forum's board has identified as critical for us to achieve this year, as we strive to advance our mission of leveraging the power of executive women to expand the impact and influence of women leaders. For your information, we have charged ourselves this year with:
- Aligning all activities of our committees and any special task forces with our mission and as a step towards our vision (which is that women and men share an equal voice and position in policy and decision making in all private and public entities)
- Establishing and/or expanding The Forum's relationship with the most influential companies, organizations, public entities and groups in this region, as measured by our ability to:
- Recruit these groups' senior-most women for membership
- Cultivate them as sponsors
- Work with them to identify emerging women leaders for our Mentoring Program
- Encourage them to become involved in the conversation about the value of advancing women in governance
- Creating strategic alliances with key groups that can help us leverage our impact and hasten our ability to achieve our mission
As a result, you will be hearing about some of our newer programs, including:
CEO CHATS: These will be a series of small group breakfast roundtables with the CEOs of some of our region's leading influential organizations. They will be open to Forum members only and limited to 20 people each. You can only attend one of these programs each year, so that a majority of our members have a chance to participate. Our first CEO Chat is scheduled for early November with Sunoco CEO (and Forum member) Lynn Elsenhans. Watch your email for registration details.
ENGAGEMENT INDEX: You will hear more about the evolving work of our Engagement Committee as we begin a proactive planning process (which will begin with new members) that matches Forum opportunities with specific member interests which will be identified from an engagement index system we are creating.
WOMEN CORPORATE DIRECTORS ALLIANCE: Our Executive Suites Committee is also working to support the launch of a local chapter of Women Corporate Directors that could support our Suites' efforts.
Look for more information about some of our other plans, which include a Transitions Affinity Group and smaller thought salon meetings, in future letters from me and e-mails from The Forum.
Our members are an amazingly strong and supportive network of engaged business women who are doing wonders working collaboratively! If you have ideas, requests or questions, feel free to call me, any of our board members, our Executive Director, Sharon Hardy, or our Associate Director, Judy Grossman. We're here for you.
Take care,
Ellen Toplin
|
|
FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
|
|
There's Something for Everyone in The Forum...
Make Your Membership Work for You!
The Forum is growing exponentially with an impressive list of new members and a broad array of new programs and initiatives. Whether it's joining our LinkedIn group, attending a CEO Chat, creating an Affinity Group or making your voices heard through any number of diverse initiatives, there are so many ways to become engaged.
As you read about The Forum in this newsletter, think about how you would like to become involved. Since "one size does not fit all," and there is so much from which to choose, I encourage both new members and long-standing members to reach out to me if I can be of help to you in this process. I can be reached at sharonhardy@forumofexecutivewomen.com or 610-617-4556.
I look forward to the opportunity to connect.
Sharon S. Hardy
Executive Director
|
Western Suburbs Breakfast
Thursday, October 15, 2009
The Desmond Great Valley Hotel
1 Liberty Boulevard (off Route 202) , Malvern, PA
Forum Members Only
8:00 a.m.
Delaware County Breakfast
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
The Radnor Hotel
591 East Lancaster Avenue, St. Davids, PA
Forum Members Only
8:00 a.m.
Center City Breakfast
November 4, 2009
The Union League
140 S. Broad Street, Benson Room, Philadelphia, PA
Forum Members Only
8:oo a.m.
Public Sector Leadership Series
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Pennsylvania's Stimulus Package
Speakers: Rob McCord, Pennsylvania State Treasurer and
Ronald Naples, Chairman, Pennsylvania Stimulus Oversight Commission
Hangley Aronchick Segal & Pudlin
Forum Members Only
8:15 a.m.
SAVE THE DATE!
3rd ANNUAL LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2010
|
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.
|
We are winding down our very successful 2009 Mentoring Program and beginning to recruit our mentees for our 2010 class. At the same time, we need to recruit more Forum mentors.
The Forum's Mentoring Program, in its fourth year, involves Forum members who serve as mentors for emerging women business leaders nominated by the Professional Women's Roundtable and area university-sponsored MBA women's organizations (such as the Wharton Women's Network and groups at Drexel, Temple and LaSalle).
The Mentoring Program runs from January to December. From January to June, mentors and mentees meet in monthly circles that are held during the evening in Center City Philadelphia and the western suburbs. Each mentor is asked to attend three circles over the six-month period. In June, mentors and mentees have a get-together to network and learn about the individual pairing component of the program. During the fall months, mentor and mentee pairs are formed, and they meet monthly on an individual basis. This year, everyone deemed the circles so successful that we are continuing both circles and one-on-one pairings through the end of the year.
To further describe the program, there will be an Orientation for new mentors and mentees on Tuesday evening, December 1.
Special thanks to Mentoring Committee Co-Chairs Lesley Mallow Wendell and Marlene Henkin for the hard work they bring to this program.
Please contact Judy Grossman judygrossman@forumofexecutivewomen.com or 484-231-1126 if you are interested in becoming a mentor or have questions.
|
|
FOOD AND FINANCE AFFINITY GROUP APPROACHING TWO-YEAR ANNIVERSARY
|
The Forum's "Food and Finance" Affinity Group is approaching its two-year anniversary and its greatest champion, Rachel Cohen, remembers when members of the Engagement Committee asked if she would spearhead this new Forum initiative. In agreeing to organize the get-togethers, Rachel, now Vice President and Wealth Advisor, Morgan Stanley, The Cohen & Sutcliff Group, saw a way to express her passion for women becoming more knowledgeable about all aspects of finance and feeling comfortable discussing such issues in a fun, informal setting.
Forum Affinity Groups are formed for the purpose of small group interaction and information exchange among Forum members with similar interests. What makes these groups particularly special is that they are led and coordinated by Forum members willing to take on this responsibility. The Engagement Committee oversees the creation of all Affinity Groups.
The Food and Finance Affinity Group, which meets in various members' homes, makes for a comfortable atmosphere of open conversation. There are 30 interested participants, and typically each meeting draws 10-12 of the committed members. Generally they meet in the evening over a light dinner, but occasionally the participants get together over lunch. It is not an investment club, but rather a gathering during which conversations are topical, usually beginning with a discussion of current economic policy and financial news, and then drilling down to the effects on the individual. Each member contributes to the discussion in her own way and shares her personal experiences to make the event both fun and interesting. The members have a very special connection and understanding of each other, which they treasure. Many members have commented that this group has exceeded their expectations!
The makeup of "Food and Finance" is varied, with participants from the legal, financial, marketing, human resources, and professional development fields, to name a few. Forum members with all levels of financial knowledge participate and are welcomed. The group, which typically meets quarterly, is open to any Forum member interested in "food and finance."
The next dinner will be in Center City on Tuesday, October 27. To learn more, go to The Forum's home page or contact Rachel at rachelcohen2@comcast.net - 610-260-7385. If you are interested in attending, ask to be included on the email distribution list. Members can also reach Rachel through The Forum's members-only LinkedIn group.
If you are interested in starting an Affinity Group, please contact Denise Marbach, chair of the Engagement Committee, at denise.c.marbach@us.pwc.com - 267-330-2205.
In our next Forum News, we will feature our "Dinner and a Book" Affinity Group.
|
|
Forum Member Teresa Bryce
and Judge Annette Rizzo
Address Packed Audience at
September Public Sector Leadership Program
|
|
On September 21, 2009, at the first morning program of our 2010 Speaker Series, Teresa Bryce, President of Radian Guaranty, and the Honorable Annette M. Rizzo, Philadelphia Judge, Court of Common Pleas, discussed nationally acclaimed and innovative approaches by Philadelphia courts and businesses to solve the mortgage foreclosure crisis with a packed audience.
Judge Annette Rizzo was a key player in the development of the First Judicial Districts Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion pilot program, which requires that no residential owned or occupied property in Philadelphia may go to sheriff's sale without a conciliation conference being held. This requirement has kept many homeowners in their houses after a negotiating process between homeowners' lenders counsel and housing counselors. Teresa Bryce, in her capacity as general counsel and then chief legal counsel, chief risk officer and President of Radian Guaranty, has been at the forefront of developing programs within Radian Guaranty to prevent mortgages from going to foreclosure in the first place.
The two women presented both public and private sector initiatives to help solve the mortgage crisis and illustrated admirably what can be done if know-how, passion and commitment are brought together to solve a systemic problem.
Thanks to Wendy Beetlestone and Diane Welsh for co-chairing the PSL Committee and organizing, with their committee members, these important conversations. The next in our 2010 Speaker Series will be on Thursday, November 19 (see above for details).
|
|
- 25 Forum members participated as mentors at the recent PA Governor's Conference for Women in their Mentor Match program. Thanks to our members' efforts, more than 140 attendees participated in a one-on-one mentoring conversation. According to conference staff, the attendees left with looks of renewed optimism and determination on their faces.
- We will be posting a new online calendar of events, which will provide members a variety of features, on our home page soon. Stay tuned.
- The Forum has our own LinkedIn group, with over 70 members to date and growing. (See box above.)
- We held a social networking "discovery session" in September to ask members what they think The Forum's involvement should be in social networking. One of the suggestions was to offer training for interested members. The Program Committee is investigating this possibility. Our thanks to Robin Neifield for hosting and facilitating our discovery session.
|
Our mentees are a group of extraordinary women by virtue of their accomplishments and their commitment to all they do. In this issue, we are pleased to bring you a unique story about a unique woman and Forum mentee, Rebecca Davis. Rebecca, who is Artistic Director of The Rebecca Davis Dance Company, founded her company in 2005, and it recently completed its fourth successful season of world premiere ballets. Click here to read Rebecca's extraordinary recounting of the two months she spent in Bosnia this past summer, where she taught dance at a youth center.
Nadia Gil, Siemens Healthcare Analyst 5, will be speaking on a panel entitled "Career Speed Dating" at the Wharton Women in Business Conference this October.
Karen Moustafellos, CEO, ENA/Elements and Alloys, Inc, reports that a selection of jewelry designed by Elements and Alloys, the luxury jewelry company that she co-founded, was adorned by models at the Carmen Marc Valvo Spring 2010 Ready to Wear Show in Times Square in September.
Alana Woodard, GlaxoSmithKline, Sr. Immunization Specialist, completed her MBA from Drexel University in September. Simultaneously, she has achieved the highest sales award, President's Club, two consecutive years with my corporation.
|
|
Stay "in the know" about the recent accomplishments and happenings of Forum members.
Please let us know if you would like any additional news categories.
APPOINTMENTS AND ELECTIONS
Lynda Barness Lynda@idoplan.com, President, I Do Wedding Consulting, has been named Chair of the Advisory Board of the Temple University Fox School of Business's MBA Enterprise Management Consulting Practice.
Janice Bellace Bellace@wharton.upenn.edu, Professor of Legal Studies and Professor of Management, The Wharton School, was elected President of the International Labor and Employment Relations Association, for the period 2009-2012. She now begins planning the 16th world congress to be held in June 2012 in Philadelphia, with 1000 attending.
Maureen Breakiron-Evans maureen@StrategicForge.com, CEO, Strategic Forge, was appointed to the Board of Directors of Cognizant in May. In addition, Forum member Suzanne Rowland and Maureen launched a Philadelphia Chapter of Women Corporate Directors in September.
Suzanne Mayes smayes@cozen.com, Member Corporate Law, Cozen O'Connor, was appointed a member of the Board of Directors of BLOCS (Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools).
Judy McHugh mchughj@wharton.upenn.edu, Executive Director, The Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania, was appointed to the board of the Children's Literacy Initiative (CLI), and she graduated with a Doctorate in Education from the University of Pennsylvania.
Katherine O'Neill koneill@jumpstartnj.com, President O'Neill Associates, has been elected to the board of directors of the Angel Capital Association, the professional alliance of angel investment organizations in North America.
Lori F. Reiner, CPA, lreiner@amper.com, a Partner at Amper, Politziner & Mattia, LLP, was recently named to the Board of Directors for Women's Way and to the Board of Directors of the Abramson Center for Jewish Life.
Marie Savard, MD, marie@drsavard.com, ABC Medical Correspondent, was nominated to serve another 5-year term as a Trustee at the University of Pennsylvania.
Dianne Semingson semingsond@erols.com, President, DLS International, Inc., has been named Chair of the Advisory Board for RevolutionCare, Inc., a patient-centered healthcare company providing greater access to primary care and selective specialty care services to medically isolated people.
Delia Stroud delia.stroud@exeloncorp.com,Vice President of Public Policy and Governmental Affairs for Exelon Generation, was elected to chair the Board of Directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeastern Pennsylvania (BBBS SEPA). She will lead the 25 member Board, which was recently awarded "Board of the Year" by Big Brothers Big Sisters of America.
AWARDS AND HONORS
Andrea Gilbert gilberta@mlhs.org, President, Bryn Mawr Hospital, was presented the 2009 Helena Devereux Women in Leadership Award by The Main Line Chamber of Commerce and The Devereux Foundation in April.
Lorraine K. Koc lkoc@debshops.com, Vice President and General Counsel, Deb Shops, Inc., received a Diversity Award on August 12th presented by the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC), Delaware Valley Chapter, for Deb Shops' commitment to promote diversity in the legal profession and participation in the corporate internship program.
Nancy Kolb nkolb@pleasetouchmuseum.org, President and CEO, Please Touch Museum, was honored as a Visionary Woman by the Moore College of Art & Design on October 7, 2009.
RoseAnn B. Rosenthal roseann@sep.benfranklin.org, President and CEO of the Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania, received the Blair Thompson Lifetime Venture Award on June 4th at the 22nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Capital Alliance Awards Luncheon. The award is given in recognition of a direct, major and successful role in furthering the region's venture interests by promoting or strengthening our venture capital base and innovatively enhancing the venture process.
Marie Savard, MD, marie@drsavard.com, ABC Medical Correspondent, received an award along with Patti Labelle and Paula Zahn at the annual National Osteoporosis Foundation award luncheon in NYC on September 24, 2009.
Kathleen D. Wilkinson kathleen.wilkinson@wilsonelser.com, Partner at Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman and Dicker LLP, has been named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer. She will be featured in their Corporate Counsel Edition. Kathleen also was just appointed to the Board of the Defender Association of Philadelphia. Kathleen's practice focuses on construction, products liability, insurance, insurance brokers, and business litigation.
BUSINESS MOVES AND NEWS
Aldonna R. Ambler aldonna@ambler.com, President AMBLER Growth Strategy Consultants, Inc., reports that her weekly peer-to-peer-to-peer on-line radio talk show, THE GROWTH STRATEGIST™, is celebrating its fifth year and attracts over 180,000 listeners and ranks second in its category.
Beryl Byles bbyles@comcast.net, Executive Coach, is organizing a clothing drive, "Coats with Notes," for 1200 Afghanistani children. The goal is to provide both physical as well as emotional "warmth" by including messages from American kids. Hopefully, this initiative could lead to ongoing pen pal relationships and even better international understanding. Anyone interested in helping is encouraged to contact Beryl.
Rachel Cohen rachel.cohen@morganstanley.com, Vice President, Wealth Advisor Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, The Cohen & Sutcliffe Group, moved her Wealth Management practice to one of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney's global headquarters in West Conshohocken. They will continue to provide their clients with the full range of expertise in wealth management, financial and estate planning services.
Mona Doyle mona@consumernetwork.org, President & Publisher, Consumer Network, Inc., served as a judge at the Private Label Manufacturer's Association Salute to Excellence in New York City on September 10, 2009.
Lorraine K. Koc lkoc@debshops.com, Vice President and General Counsel, Deb Shops, Inc. and a Past President of the National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL) served on its Supreme Court Committee and fellow Forum Member JoAnne A. Epps, Dean,Temple University Beasley School of Law testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on July 16, 2009 in support of Judge Sonia Sotomayor's nomination.
Dianne Semingson semingsond@erols.com, President, DLS International, Inc., reports that the following Forum members participated in the planning and execution of Philadelphia's Lincoln 200. The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration hosted over 75,000 visitors during the July 4 holiday. Dianne Semingson was Co-Founder and Executive Producer; Sharon Smith, Lincoln Exhibition.; and Kyra McGrath served on the Leadership Committee.
Daniela Voith dhv@vma1.com, Principal, Voith & Mactavish Architects in Philadelphia, is responsible for the new, award-winning LEED Gold certified Math and Science Center at the Millbrook School. She is completing work at Wharton and LEED projects at St. Andrew's Field House (Gold) and William Penn Charter School Performing Arts Center (Silver).
SPEECHES AND PUBLICATIONS
Aldonna R. Ambler aldonna@ambler.com, President AMBLER Growth Strategy Consultants, Inc., was asked by The National Speaker's Association (along with three other industry leaders) to contribute to a white paper on THE VALUE CHAIN.
Lynn R. Axelroth axelroth@ballardspahr.com, a partner at Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLC, served on the faculty of an American Law Institute-American Bar Association audio seminar titled "Construction Industry Controversies: Analyzing and Preventing Contract Disputes" in August. Ms. Axelroth is a member of Ballard Spahr's Construction and Real Estate Development Groups and Distressed Real Estate Initiative.
Martha (Marti) Candiello mcandiello@clientbridge.net, Principal, Client Bridge, published "Client Service Interviews...Which Clients to Interview and Why?" for the Delaware Valley Legal Marketing Association. She also presented "Demystifying Client Development - What you Need to Know to Create and Maintain Gold Standard Relationships with Your Clients" at the Philadelphia Bar Association.
Cathy L. Greenberg cathy@h2cleadership.com, Founding and Managing Partner, h2c (Healthy Companies, Happy People) announces the publication of her new book with her business partner Barrett S. Avigdor, "What Happy Working Mothers Know" (Wiley & Son, 2009).
Tine Hansen-Turton Tine@NNCC.US, Director/CEO,National Nursing Centers Consortium, reports that she is co-founder of the Philadelphia Social Innovations Journal with Nicholas Torres of Congreso. The Journal, the first regional web-based publication of its kind, brings together Philadelphia's top social innovators and entrepreneurs to recognize and solve current social issues. It is being launched at an event in Center City on October 14 in the late afternoon. Contact Tine for more information.
Shawn Kent Hayashi Shawn@TheProfessionalDevelopmentGroup.com, Chief Learning Officer, The Professional Development Group, was featured in two recently published articles. The first article "High Speed Connections" appeared in Momentum - the University of Pennsylvania's semi-annual campaign newsletter. The second article "Recessionary Assessments" was published in Human Resource Executive Magazine. She also recently joined the faculty of the Advanced School of Banking with the PA Bankers Association and led a course on Career Development.
Randee Janiszewski randee.janiszewski.hk9g@statefarm.com, Business Owner, Janiszewski State Farm Insurance, completed a Webinar "The Power of the Women's Market," produced and distributed by State Farm Insurance for the general public.
Karen Kaufman kk@kpartners.com, Co-Founding Principal, The Kaufman Partnership, Ltd., reports that her article "Managing Your Impression Improves Business" was published in the Philadelphia Business Journal in early September.
Anne Klein anne@annekleincg.com, President, Anne Klein Communications Group, LLC, The Philadelphia Office of Pinnacle Worldwide, a certified WBE, presented a crisis communications seminar and workshop titled "Building Effective Crisis Communications Plans" in Denver for the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies and in New York City for the Professional Association for Investment Communications Resources. Both sessions were part of the organizations' annual communications conferences.
Andrea Kramer ark@arkramerlaw.com, Principal Law Offices of Andrea R. Kramer, was a panelist in Pennsylvania Bar Institute's full day 7th Annual Non-Profit Institute in May. She presented the program on Managing Volunteers and published materials entitled "Volunteers and Employment Law."
Margaret "Peggy" McCausland mccausland@mccauslandlaw.com, presented a training session to the American College of Occupational and Environment Medicine on the Americans With Disabilities Act at its annual conference in San Diego. She also presented "Recognizing the Disruptive Employee" and "The Importance of Well-Crafted Human Resources Handbooks" to the Management Group Medical Association at its annual conference in Miami.
Emmy Miller emmymiller@libertystrategies.com, President of Liberty Business Strategies, Ltd., was a featured speaker at Morison International's Annual Conference. The topic was "Winning with Talent."
Molly Shepard mshep38109@aol.com, President and CEO, Shepard Executive Resources, LLC/The Leader's Edge, released her new book, Breaking Into the Boys' Club: 8 Ways for Women to Get Ahead in Business, a guide for women who want to advance professionally, written by leadership coaches who have "been there, seen that."
Marie Savard, MD, marie@drsavard.com, ABC Medical Correspondent, has written Ask Dr. Marie-Straight Talk and Reassuring Answers to Your Most Private Questions, with Sondra Forsyth.
Sherrie R. Savett ssavett@bm.net, Chair of the Securities Litigation Department and a Managing Principal of Berger & Montague, P.C., appeared in June on a Philadelphia Bar Association Women in the Profession panel on mentoring with Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne Abraham and Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Sandra Mazer Moss.
Ivy Silver Ivy_Silver@AJG.com, Area Vice President, Gallagher Benefit Services, reports that there is a feature article in this October's Family Circle magazine about her and her daughter and what led to the founding of A Chance to Heal and the work they are doing to help prevent eating disorders.
Geri Swift, gswift@womensbdc.org, President, Women's Business Development Center, was a panelist for the Pennsylvania Governor's Conference for Women on "Small Business - Mastering the Procurement Pipeline;" and she also presented at The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Businesswomen's Network The Second Business Exchange Forum: Bahraini and American Experience in Manama, Bahraini, discussing small business advocacy, women business center development and access strategies for business growth to public and private sector markets.
All attempts were made to include the latest Member News received. If any were inadvertently omitted, please contact Judy Grossman.
|
|
WE WELCOME OUR NEWEST
FORUM MEMBERS!
|
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 June 2009
Shannon Breuer
Principal
McKnight Kaney Breuer
1735 Market Street, Suite 403A
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-620-0695
Email: SB@MKBpartners.com
Deana A. Calvelli, CEBS
Deana Calvelli & Co., LLC
PO Box 153
Renee K. Chesler
Vice President of National Accounts
CertainTeed Corporation
80 Long Meadown Road
Royersford, PA 19468
Phone: 610-659-3650
Email: renee.k.chesler@saint-gobain.com
Amy Daly, CPA, MBA
Senior Vice President
SolomonEdwardsGroup, LLC
Four Glenhardie Corporate Center
Judge
Court of Common Pleas
386 City Hall
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 215-686-8334
Email: pamela.dembe@courts.phila.gov
Chairman, CEO and President
Sunoco, Inc.
JoAnne A. Epps
Dean
Temple University, Beasley School of Law
Klein Hall, Room 813, 1719 North Broad Street
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Phone: 215-204-7863
Ann Lanahan Gill
Regional Director, Mid Atlantic Tax Exempt Group
Wachovia Bank
667 Church Road
Wayne, PA 19087
Phone: 610-745-8721
Anita Graham
Executive Vice President Corporate Business Services
and Chief Administrative Officer
Shire Pharmaceuticals Inc.
725 Chesterbrook Boulevard
Wayne, PA 19087
Phone: 484-595-8800
Marilyn Heffley
Chief Litigation Counsel
Sunoco, Inc.
1735 Market Street, Suite LL
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 215-277-3716
Email: mheffley@sunocoinc.com
Denise Kassekert
Executive Vice President Relationship Banking
Beneficial Bank
510 Walnut Street, 19th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: 215-864-6000
Jane Dammen McAuliffe
President
Bryn Mawr College
101 North Merion Avenue
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Phone: 610-526-7450
Kathy L. Monday
Vice President Customer Product Support & Services
AstraZeneca
1800 Concord Pike, A2C-501
P. O. Box 15437
Wilmington, DE 19850
Phone: 303-885-1133
Denise Morrison
Senior Vice President and President North America Soup Sauces and Beverages
Campbell Soup Company
One Campbell Place
Camden, NJ 08103
Bernadine Munley
Eckert Seamans
Two Liberty Place
50 South 16th Street, 22nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Phone: 215-851-8396
Email: bmunley@eckertseamans.com
Marie Savard, M.D.
Savard Systems
2200 Arch Street, Suite 1208
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: 610-580-7240
Judy Schueler
Vice President
University of Pennsylvania Health System
339 South 34th Street, 21 Penn Tower
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Karen Shakoske
Senior Vice President, Director of Marketing Communications
Janney Montgomery Scott
1801 Market Street, 12th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Pamela A. Strisofsky
CFO
TL Ventures
435 Devon Park Drive, The 700 Building
Wayne, PA 19087
Nina Weisbord
President
Steppingstone Scholars, Inc.
4112 Station Street, Unit D
Philadelphia, PA 19127
|
|
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 NEW
TRAILBLAZER SPONSOR
for their generous support of our Women on Boards Report.
|
|
Please share any comments and/or news with Judy Grossman, Associate Director, at judygrossman@forumofexecutivewomen.com.
|
|