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| 2008 Webinar Series for Technical Women Leaders |
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Develop new perspectives, identify creative strategies, and discover practical solutions
for building a rewarding career as a technical woman leader. Join one, several or all of
our bi-monthly webinar programs featuring successful women executives from leading
international technology companies.
Best Practices for Advancing Your Technical Career – February 13, 2008, 11am - 12pm PT
Career advancement requires more than just hard work—strong networks, up-to-date technical skills,
visibility within your company, an actionable career plan and an ability to articulate why you are the
right person for that next promotion are also critical to your success. Our panelists will share their
career strategies and answer your questions on how you can prepare for that next step up the career
ladder.
Speakers:
Dr. Katharine Frase, VP, Technical and Business Strategy, IBM Software Group
Kathy Hill, Senior Vice President, Cisco Systems
Dr. Radia Perlman, Fellow, Sun Microsystems
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Negotiation Skills for Technical Leaders – May 27, 2008, 11am - 12pm PT
Whether you are striving for your next promotion, salary increase or buy-in for a new idea, good
negotiation skills are critical to your success. Learn tips on preparing for negotiation, developing the
courage to ask for what you want, knowing when to push and when to back-off, building your
credibility before and during a negotiation and when and how to get support from others in achieving
your goals. View in pdf format.
Speakers:
Tara Prakriya, Architect, Emerging Market Incubations, Microsoft
Gail Coury, VP, Risk Management, Oracle
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Managing Your Global Technical Team – June 24, 2008, 11am-12pm PT
Corporations are increasingly structured to secure the best technical talent at the most reasonable
cost—with team members based around the globe. Learn from experienced global leaders how to
handle the complexity of simultaneously managing products, processes, geographies and customers
worldwide. View in pdf format.
Speakers:
Sharon E. Jones, IPG Enterprise Software, Customer Experience Manager, Hewlett-Packard Company
Birgit Starmanns, Senior Director, Customer Value Network, SAP America
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Women Leading Innovation – September 18, 2008, 11:30am-12:30pm PT
Innovation may be today's buzzword but it has always been integral to every organization's culture,
often serving as its key competitive advantage. As women rise in leadership positions in technology
companies, how have they created a culture that can foster and sustain innovation in their
companies? Gain a better understanding of how to manage and leverage innovation in your career and
organization.
Speakers:
Aglaia Kong, Vice President, Fellow, Symantec Software Corp.
Kim Perdikou, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Infrastructure Products Group,
Juniper Networks
Building Your Personal Brand – October 2008
No matter our age, role, or the type of company we work for, we all need to understand the importance
of branding. How do you build a personal brand which causes others to seek you out for advancement?
Our panelists will share their tips on how to build your reputation and toot your own horn in a style
that won’t turn off those you most need to impress.
Corporate Social Responsibility: The Benefits of a Double Bottom Line – December 2008
Technical leaders are uniquely placed to have a significant impact on their company’s Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) efforts. Hear the success stories, struggles and increasing imperative for every
company to incorporate a broader and longer term CSR perspective in all of their planning.
We offer special discount rates for corporations and organizations that want to register up to
100 of their employees to participate in these webinars.
$2000 for all 3 webinars for up to 100 employees
REGISTER NOW: ALL 3 WEBINARS
$1500 for a single webinar for up to 100 employees
REGISTER NOW:
To learn more, contact us.
The Webinar Series is a joint, fee-for-service program of the Anita Borg Institute for Women and
Technology, a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization, and Invent Your Future Enterprises, a woman-owned,
for-profit company. All Webinar proceeds are divided equally between the Anita Borg Institute for Women
and Technology and Invent Your Future Enterprises.
for building a rewarding career as a technical woman leader. Join one, several or all of
our bi-monthly webinar programs featuring successful women executives from leading
international technology companies.
Best Practices for Advancing Your Technical Career – February 13, 2008, 11am - 12pm PT
Career advancement requires more than just hard work—strong networks, up-to-date technical skills,
visibility within your company, an actionable career plan and an ability to articulate why you are the
right person for that next promotion are also critical to your success. Our panelists will share their
career strategies and answer your questions on how you can prepare for that next step up the career
ladder.
Speakers:
Dr. Katharine Frase, VP, Technical and Business Strategy, IBM Software Group
Kathy Hill, Senior Vice President, Cisco Systems
Dr. Radia Perlman, Fellow, Sun Microsystems
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Negotiation Skills for Technical Leaders – May 27, 2008, 11am - 12pm PT
Whether you are striving for your next promotion, salary increase or buy-in for a new idea, good
negotiation skills are critical to your success. Learn tips on preparing for negotiation, developing the
courage to ask for what you want, knowing when to push and when to back-off, building your
credibility before and during a negotiation and when and how to get support from others in achieving
your goals. View in pdf format.
Speakers:
Tara Prakriya, Architect, Emerging Market Incubations, Microsoft
Gail Coury, VP, Risk Management, Oracle
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Managing Your Global Technical Team – June 24, 2008, 11am-12pm PT
Corporations are increasingly structured to secure the best technical talent at the most reasonable
cost—with team members based around the globe. Learn from experienced global leaders how to
handle the complexity of simultaneously managing products, processes, geographies and customers
worldwide. View in pdf format.
Speakers:
Sharon E. Jones, IPG Enterprise Software, Customer Experience Manager, Hewlett-Packard Company
Birgit Starmanns, Senior Director, Customer Value Network, SAP America
Moderator: Sydnie Kohara, News Anchor, CBS 5 / KPIX TV
Women Leading Innovation – September 18, 2008, 11:30am-12:30pm PT
Innovation may be today's buzzword but it has always been integral to every organization's culture,
often serving as its key competitive advantage. As women rise in leadership positions in technology
companies, how have they created a culture that can foster and sustain innovation in their
companies? Gain a better understanding of how to manage and leverage innovation in your career and
organization.
Speakers:
Aglaia Kong, Vice President, Fellow, Symantec Software Corp.
Kim Perdikou, Executive Vice President & General Manager, Infrastructure Products Group,
Juniper Networks
Building Your Personal Brand – October 2008
No matter our age, role, or the type of company we work for, we all need to understand the importance
of branding. How do you build a personal brand which causes others to seek you out for advancement?
Our panelists will share their tips on how to build your reputation and toot your own horn in a style
that won’t turn off those you most need to impress.
Corporate Social Responsibility: The Benefits of a Double Bottom Line – December 2008
Technical leaders are uniquely placed to have a significant impact on their company’s Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR) efforts. Hear the success stories, struggles and increasing imperative for every
company to incorporate a broader and longer term CSR perspective in all of their planning.
We offer special discount rates for corporations and organizations that want to register up to
100 of their employees to participate in these webinars.
$2000 for all 3 webinars for up to 100 employees
REGISTER NOW: ALL 3 WEBINARS
$1500 for a single webinar for up to 100 employees
REGISTER NOW:
To learn more, contact us.
The Webinar Series is a joint, fee-for-service program of the Anita Borg Institute for Women and
Technology, a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit organization, and Invent Your Future Enterprises, a woman-owned,
for-profit company. All Webinar proceeds are divided equally between the Anita Borg Institute for Women
and Technology and Invent Your Future Enterprises.
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