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What's New?
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You are invited to an unusual alumni event |
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The Board of Directors of Women in the Lead Inc.
and
Ivey Alumni Association of B.C.
Invite you to attend a Woman Who Lead event
To be held at The Vancouver Club,
915 West Hastings Street
Monday November 17, 2008
Presentation followed by a reception 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Featured speakers: Carol Stephenson, Dean, Richard
Ivey School of Business:
Ten lessons I have learned from serving on Boards
Sarah Morgan-Silvester, Chancellor University of B.C.:
Lets celebrate the 800 women listed in the new directory
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Sarah Morgan-Silvester (left), recently selected
Chancellor of University of British Columbia, Sarah serves on
numerous boards, among them Port Metro Vancouver (chair), ENMAX
Corporation, BC Women’s Hospital and Health Centre Foundation,
David Suzuki Foundation National Business Advisory Council and
Women in the Lead.
She has a diverse business background with leadership roles
in the transportation, financial services and energy sectors.
Until recently, she was President and CEO of HSBC Trust Company
(Canada) and EVP, Personal Financial Services and Wealth Management,
HSBC Bank Canada.
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Carol Stephenson (above center), Dean of the
Richard Ivey School of Business since 2003, Carol has had an
illustrious career in the telecommunications industry. She was
President and CEO of Lucent Technologies Canada (1999-2003),
President and CEO of Sentor Resource Centre Inc (1995-98) and
previous to that held many management and executive positions
in Bell Canada.
Carol currently serves on the Vancouver Olympic Games Organizing
Committee, Ontario Research Fund Advisory Board, ING Canada
board, Women in the Lead and the General Motors Canada Advisory
Board.
Charge for the event is $40 per person. R.S.V.P. to Shirley
Wang
directly online at www.womeninthelead.ca/Nov17Vancouver
or email registration@womenintheleadinc.ca
Space is limited.
To see a PDF version of this invitation, click
here
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Through its
support CIBC is making possible Women in the Lead's
new luncheon series "Women Who Lead". These
popular "sold out" events have taken place
in Ottawa and Toronto with plans to extend the series
to other key cities. Outstanding speakers have included:
Annette Verschuren, President The Home Depot Canada
and Asia; Maureen Kempston Darkes, General Motors Group
Vice President GM Latin America, Africa and Middle East
(LAAM), Irene Rosenfeld, Chairman and CEO Kraft Foods
and Senator Vivienne Poy.
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Welcome to the 2008 Edition
Women in the Lead / Femmes de tête Directory |
Designed for Easy Cross-Reference
This 1172 page, hardcover, perfect bound directory does the following:
• Lists the résumés and contact information of more
than 800 qualified Canadian women whose expertise and business experience
recommend them as candidates for private, public, and
not-for-profit boards.
• Contains information relating to: Sectors; Expertise; Education;
Languages (other than English – 35 represented); Career Highlights;
Boards on which they are serving, or have served (over 3000 listed); Community
Involvement; Honours and Awards; Memberships. Those based in Quebec have
their résumés appearing in both French and English.
Online
subscriber database:
• Updates to the information in the database are made on a regular
basis and include newly submitted and approved profiles. Subscriptions
are on a yearly basis. Users have unlimited access to the data.
To order • the printed directory •
the online database or • a package of
the two, go online at http://www.womeninthelead.ca/ordering.htm
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