TMD Salon
Members Only Minutes: Members Salon
12 events found.
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Karyn Barsa on “The Business of Social Responsibility”
Karyn Barsa is a dynamic speaker who was formerly CEO of Smith & Hawken and COO/CFO of Patagonia, two vibrant organizations that serve as models for values-centered leadership around the …
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Kathleen “Cookie” Ridolfi, on the “Innocence Project”
Professor Ridolfi was a part of the first group of lawyers and social scientists to develop the expertise of jury consulting. In 1976, she joined the National Jury Project and …
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Karen Offen, Ph.D. on “Global Women’s History Encounters the Politics of Knowledge”
Karen will enlighten us on what women's history is today and why this growing body of revolutionary knowledge threatens and transforms the old-style histories written mostly by men -- the …
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Judge Polly Webber on “Why Immigration is Key to America’s Future”
Immigration Judge Polly Webber will discuss one of the hottest topics today: Immigration in America. Although Judge Webber can't take sides, she will shed light on the issues behind the …
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Annual Member’s Meeting
Members Only Minutes: Annual Member's Meeting
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A more sustainable energy future
Jane Woodward is a founding shareholder of Mineral Acquisition Partners, Inc. (MAP) and serves as its President and CEO.
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The case for women’s colleges in the 21st century
With so many women obtaining college degrees and pursuing professional careers in the past 40 years, you'd assume gender equity would no longer be an in issue in the 21st century. Sadly, this is not the case.
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From Betty Crocker to Cartier: Connecting the Dots to Silicon Valley
Susan Lucas-Conwell, CEO of SDForum, will share amusing anecdotes and insights from her unexpected personal and professional journey from Manhattan to Paris to Silicon Valley.
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Flying solo, traveling by yourself
Teresa Rodriguez Williamson is a jet-setter extraordinaire. She discovered that traveling can be the perfect antidote for anything ailing the soul.
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A life of spiritual and artistic trailblazing and innovations
Christina Bernal has lived a life more fascinating than fiction. When she was 14, she became the youngest dancer to join the San Francisco Ballet Company. Then at 18, she entered the Society of the Sacred Heart to live a contemplative life as a nun. She thought she would never dance again but she was …
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Key things you need to know about eldercare now
Barbara Kate, a lawyer and journalist, has devoted her career to editing and writing about legal issues for consumers.