Deborah Bateman: 2011 Positively Powerful Woman Award for Philanthropic Leadership
The 2011 Positively Powerful Woman Award for Philanthropic Leadership will be given to Deborah Bateman Executive Vice President of Specialty Banking National Bank of Arizona for her establishment of the Women’s Financial Group (WFG); for giving over 500 hours each year to community organizations including being the chairperson of the 2011 Arizona Foundation for Women's Sandra Day O’Connor Luncheon and other events; for serving as Commissioner for the Arizona State Department of Education; for being a board member of Homeward Bound, FreshStart and ChildHelp; for increasing awareness to women's causes; and for charitable efforts in the last three years that have resulted in raising almost $5 million for the benefit of organizations in Arizona.
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The 2011 Positively Powerful Corporate Woman Award will be given to Vivian Squire Supervisor, SRP Human Resources Learning & Development Services: Employee & Management Development on May 20th in Phoenix for her contributions as a skilled organizational leader and corporate contributor focused on rapid executive, individual, team and operations improvement; for her commitment to leadership development, diversity and managing change; for her representation of the third-largest public power utility in the nation.
Read MoreTransformational Leadership in Elementary School
It’s Unanimous: Barack Obama Elementary On Long Island. I’ve heard some wonderful stories about the November 4th “mock...
Read MoreLorrinda Gray-Davis, Gate Keeper for Millions
No matter how you interpret the headline, it all rings true when it’s Lorrinda Gray-Davis that’s being referred to. Ms....
Read MoreGenerations got you down?
Tear Up historical job descriptions. I mean really people aren't doing what's written on them, so there is a gap between reality and the written word. Gen Y wants the reality of the job, not some over stated litany of words that is outdated. (Who doesn't?) Become a facilitator or mentor. Dump your roles as an authority. It does not work with Gen Y.
Read MoreSusan Ratliff: Women’s Entrepreneurs Small Business Boot Camp
Susan Ratliff: You don’t want to miss (Women Entrepreneurs Small Business Boot Camp) one of the premier women’s conferences in the Valley. Network with hundreds of successful business owners, speak to prominent corporate sponsors, mingle with dynamic industry experts and meet women you can relate to. Joel Martin: Not only is this one of premiere in the Valley but ANYWHERE! You don't want to miss this years'.
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