Positively Powerful

Date

Jun 15 2018
Expired!

Time

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Cost

$50.00

The Positively Powerful Women’s Leadership Summit

PPWA globeJoin Facilitators Dr. Joel P. Martin and Ilana Lowery, speakers and content-matter experts for a highly effective, dynamic, flexible, and interactive, women’s gathering. The World Café style multi-generational dialogs will include the issues and challenges we face and the solutions, resources, and information we need to deal with our health, businesses and nonprofits’ performance and $well being. Let your voice be heard! It’s new, fresh and we want you to be involved.

Positively Powerful Participant Guide and light refreshments are included.

The Positively Powerful Speakers who will lead off are:

  • Anna Maria Maldonado, Director of Sales & Marketing, Care1st Health Plan of Arizona, Inc. (Health Advocacy)
  • Dr. Angela M. Allen, Banner Alzheimer’s Institute and Dementia Care Initiative Coordinator (Care Giving, Alzheimer’s)
  • Debbie Castaldo, Vice President of Corporate and Community Impact for the Arizona Diamondbacks, also the Executive Director of the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation (Performance)
  • Linda Walton, Author, doctoral candidate and Founder of Achieving My Purpose (AMP – Personal Purpose)
  • Deborah Cox, Assistant Executive Director of ASU Center for the Study of Race and Democracy (Social Activism And Voting)
  • Choo Tay, CEO/President of media88 President & Publisher, AZToday (What you need to know about social media)

 

 

$35.00 Early Registration Ends June 7th – $50.00 Late Registration 

If you are a woman undergraduate or high school student 18+ years of age who would like to attend the Summit, please contact the Center for the Study of Race and Democracy at csrd@asu.edu.

 


The World Café is a “structured conversational process that facilitates and encourages discussions in small groups and then links groups’ ideas within a larger group to access the collective knowledge and wisdom of participants in the room.”

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