Absolutely PRs Maggie Chamberlin Holben To Introduce Noted Colorado Historian Tom Noel, Dr. Colorado, At The First Session Of Leadership Americas American Issues Forum
Summary
Over the past 17 years, nearly 1,600 women leaders have participated in Leadership Americas flagship program, the American Issues Forum, to increase their individual and collective impacts locally, nationally, and globally.Alumnae are currently serving everywhere as successful leaders: as presidents, chief executives, and senior-level administrators; at private and public schools and universities; in governmental agencies at the local, state, and federal levels; in elected office and appointed positions; and within non-profit organizations and foundations nationwide.Further, I was honored to be asked to introduce our own Tom Noel, Dr. Colorado, to this years class when he gives his pre-dinner keynote to the group this evening, Holben says.In addition to Dr. Tom Noel, Professor, University of Colorado at Denver, other speakers on the Denver session agenda include: Bobi Garrett, Associate Director, Planning and Technology Management, National Renewable Energy Laboratory; Hattie Hill (LA 92), Chief Executive Officer, Hattie Hill Enterprises, Inc.; Maria Guajardo Lucero, PhD., Executive Director Mayors Office for Education & Children; The Honorable Gary Hart, Esq., Co-Chair, US Commission on National Security for the 21st Century; Richard Notebaert, Chairman and CEO, Qwest Communications; Hazel Reinhardt, PhD., President, Hazel Reinhardt Consulting Services, and Director of Market Research Media Management Center, Northwestern University; and Emily Howell Warner Commercial Airline Captain.Leadership America (www.leadershipamerica.com) is the premier national womens leadership organization that recognizes, educates, and connects accomplished women leaders from business, government, education, and non-profit arenas.The Forum provides opportunities for rigorous discussions and in-depth analyses of the critical national and international issues of the day.By years end, participants have also established a lasting, diverse network of resources and contacts that they may call upon to support their professional and personal development well beyond their initial program experience.Alumnae are currently serving everywhere as successful leaders: as presidents, chief executives, and senior-level administrators; at private and public schools and universities; in governmental agencies at the local, state, and federal levels; in elected office and appointed positions; and within non-profit organizations and foundations nationwide.