The Leavey School of Business Presents:

Launching the
Global Women's Leadership Center

Wednesday, June 30, 2004
8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Morning Keynote: What is it to be a Global Woman Leader?
Nancy Hafkin, a pioneer with 25 years experience with the United Nations in Africa and Margaret Snyder, founder and retired director of UNIFEM will share their personal perspective with us.

Lunchtime Keynote: How do Global Women Leaders affect the world?
Barbara Waugh, Co-founder of eInclusion at HP and author of the popular book, Soul in the Computer will talk about being Whole at work, and what it allows for - for yourself personally, for your company, and for the world.

Breakout Sessions:
Whole Woman

Women Leaders for New Futures
Barbara Fittipaldi
President
Center for New Futures

Women Leaders Building Effective Partnership with Men
Bonita Banducci
President Banducci Consulting and
Professor, School of Engineering
Santa Clara University

Leadership, Values and Performance
Camille Smith
President
Work-in-Progress Coaching

Spirituality and Leadership
TBD

Whole Leader

Beyond Vision: Bringing Your Dream to Your Enterprise
Leslie L. Kossoff
President, Executive Advisor & Co-Founder
Prevail

Women and Entrepreneurship
Mary Furlong
Professor, Leavey School of Business
Santa Clara University

Leadership Challenge
Barry Posner
Dean and Professor of Leadership, Leavey School of Business
Santa Clara University

Ethics and Global Leadership
Kirk Hanson
Executive Director
Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
Santa Clara University

Whole World

Global Leadership: Leveraging International Cultures
Marian Stetson-Rodriguez
President, Charis Intercultural Training Corporation
Professor, School of Engineering
Santa Clara University

Global Trends Panels
The Challenge of Becoming Global: Respecting Local Differences for Global Initiatives Balancing American Corporate Values with Local Cultural and Societal Mores
Innovative Trade Practices

Women and Development
Women and Philanthropy
Social Entrepreneurialism
Health Education for Women and Children for HIV Prevention in Africa

Women and Technology
Information Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D)
Frontiers of Biotechnology
Women Designing Technology
Agriculture, Trade and Technology

World Café: What do you need to develop your Global Leadership?

Closing Ritual: A World United -- Experience the power of music and storytelling to unite us all.

General Admission: $100
Students: $35
Scholarships available on request
(Fee includes lunch and full menu of curriculum courses, keynote speeches and roundtable dialogue)

To register go to : http://www.acteva.com/go/gwlc

If you have a disability and require a reasonable accommodation, at least 72 hours before the event please contact Conchita Franco Serri, (408) 554-554-4113 or cserri@scu.edu