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WITI Boston Regional Network
The Evolving Role of Women’s Leadership in Technology

Wednesday, November 17, 2004
6:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m.

As business, technology and the world have changed, so too have women's roles in business leadership. Having had careers in sports, public education, small business ownership and consulting Sharpnack's experience has led her to help others produce breakthrough results in all areas of their lives. "I believe that we are all seeking work-life integration rather than "balance" and I work with people (and myself) to fulfill that commitment."

Come learn what several hundred alumnae women from such companies as Apple Computer, Boeing, Compaq, the Gillette Company, Hewlett-Packard, Levi Strauss & Co., and Wells Fargo now know and use every day to be more successful in their daily lives.

With her academic background in linguistics, business, and psychology, Sharpnack guides participants through a process of unlearning what they assume to be true about what they can (and can't) accomplish.

About Our Speaker(s)

Founder and President of the Institute for Women's Leadership, Rayona Sharpnack is a globally recognized subject-matter expert on women's leadership.Sharpnack has presented the Institute's groundbreaking work on women's leadership throughout the United States and in Australia, Brazil, and Canada. Working extensively with Fortune 500 companies and with non-profits in the advancement of women's leadership, Sharpnack has also presented to many outstanding institutions and associations including Stanford Business School, UC Berkeley Business School, Mills College, State of the World Forum, Leadership America and the Professional and Business Women of California.

Rayona’s groundbreaking work has earned her an appointment on the Kennedy School, Women’s Leadership Board at Harvard.

Event Date and Venue

This event will be held from 6:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 17, 2004 at:

    EMC, Hopkinton, MA
    176 South Street
    Hopkinton, Massachusetts 01748-9103
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Directions

From Logan Airport in Boston

Follow the signs within the Airport to the Ted Williams Tunnel (Interstate 90 West, a.k.a. the Mass Turnpike).
Continue on the Mass Turnpike heading towards Framingham/Springfield for approximately 30 miles. Exit the Mass Pike at Rte. 495.
Take Rte. 495 South (Milford and Cape) to exit 21B, West Main Street, Upton.
At the end of the ramp stay in the left lane, at light turn right (only choice)
At the set of lights take a left onto South Street.
176 will be on your right about 1.5 miles up South Street (turn is just after a blue mailbox.
Phone: 508-435-1000


Schedule

6:00 PM: Registration and networking
Refreshments and light supper
6:45 PM: Introductions and Thanks to our Sponsor: EMC
7:00 PM: Rayona Sharpnack, President, The Institute for Women's Leadership
The Evolving Role of Women's Leadership in Technology
7:45 PM Questions
8:00 PM Adjournment

SOLD OUT!

Pre-registration for this event is closed and on-site registrations will not be accepted.

About Our Sponsor(s)

EMC Corporation is the world leader in products, services, and solutions for information storage and management.

What we do:
We help customers of all sizes manage their growing information—from the time of its creation to its archival and eventual disposal—through information lifecycle management. EMC information infrastructure solutions are the foundation of this mission. An EMC information infrastructure unifies networked storage technologies, storage platforms, software, and services to help organizations better and more cost-effectively manage, protect, and share information.

EMC’s vision:
Our vision is to create the ultimate information lifecycle management company—to help our customers get the maximum value from their information at the lowest total cost, at every point in the information lifecycle.

EMC. Where information lives.

Contact Us

For more info regarding registration or event details, please contact Jo-An Thomas ([email protected]).

For more details about pre-registration, contact Tech Support.