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The Next Meeting
Women in Technology of Tennessee
When: Tuesday January 31, 2011
Time: 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm
Where: Lipscomb University, Ezell Center - Room 363
Speaker: Lori Collins,
Owner, Managing Principal, Artemis Leadership Group
Topic: Women's Leadership Agility: Claiming Our Power
This session looks at the "new normal" of leadership complexity and the ways women access their capacity for leadership agility. We will explore three key stages of adult thinking that underlie our relationships with colleagues, bosses and direct reports, and identify what's needed to understand and optimize our interactions.
Discussion will also include the unique challenges women in IT leadership face, as well as the equally unique opportunities that are open to them. Attendees will leave the session with a greater understanding of their own level of leadership agility with suggestions for ongoing growth and development.
Location: Lipscomb University, Ezell Center - Room 363,
One University Park Drive Nashville, Tenn. 37204-3951 (Map)
Lori Collins
Owner, Managing Principal, Artemis Leadership Group
Lori Collins is a seasoned consultant, facilitator, trainer and executive coach. Her expertise includes leadership and organizational development, culture change and transformation, cross-cultural team development, strategy development and creative problem solving. She especially enjoys helping teams and individuals achieve clarity in the midst of complexity, uncertainty and change.
Since 1996, Lori has consulted for multinational organizations in over twenty countries on four continents. She has worked in a wide variety of industries including Silicon Valley high-tech, financial services, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, consumer products, oil & gas, government, and healthcare. Her work has spanned the public, private and not-for-profit sectors. Lori has held line positions within the manufacturing and professional services sectors, including Saturn Corporation (General Motors), the Center for Creative
Leadership, and Axialent Consulting and brings first-hand leadership experience to her clients. She has worked and lived outside the US and brings a wealth of global perspective to every engagement.
Lori and her husband maintain homes in Brussels, Belgium as well as Nashville, Tennessee. Their five children live throughout the U.S. and Australia. She enjoys tennis, hiking, and finds replenishment in reading, music and the arts.
Registration:
Registration includes light refreshments generously provided by Lipscomb University.
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