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November
18,
2010
Hilton
Chicago
Innovation,
Knowledge, Teamwork: The Power of Leadership
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SCHEDULE
OF EVENTS
11:00 am
Registration
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12:00 pm
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1:30 pm
Diversity
Leadership Luncheon

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Keynote Speaker:
Carolyn Woo, Martin J. Gillen, Dean of the Mendoza
College of Business and Milann Siegfried, Professor
of Entrepreneurial Studies, University of Notre Dame
Dr. Woo assumed the deanship of the Mendoza
College of Business at the University of Notre Dame
in 1997. She is a noted entrepreneurial expert and has
consulted for several corporations including Eli Lilly,
General Electric, and Motorola. She serves on the boards
of two Fortune 500 corporations, Aon Corporation and
NiSource Inc. One of Woo’s primary interests is
to refocus business education away from a narrow agenda
of wealth-creation for owners to a broader perspective
that considers the role of business in solving the pressing
global issues of poverty, disease, and conflict.
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2:00
pm - 3:15 pm
The
Leadership Forum
FORUM IA
Do You Have What It Takes To
Lead?

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Are you looking for a fresh perspective on leadership
development? As a recognized corporate leader, Robert
Johnson understands the importance of developing a diverse
talent pipeline to gain a global competitive advantage.
Do you have the desire to lead, but aren’t sure
how to propel yourself? What makes a great leader may
not be what you expect. Explore the common view of leaders,
what motivates people to want to lead, and current strategies
that will answer the question: Do You Have What
It Takes To Lead?
Presented by:
Robert Johnson, Managing Counsel, McDonald’s
Corporation
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FORUM
IIA
National and Global Diversity & Inclusion Initiatives:
Differences and Synergies

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National and global diversity and inclusion initiatives
each have their own distinct characteristics. Still,
there are synergies. This session will focus on the
specific challenges facing HR and diversity professionals
in international organizations, strategies and best
practices at the national level that have application
at the international level, and avoiding common mistakes
and pitfalls. Learn about current global trends, experience
peer-to-peer interaction with professionals from around
the region, and get answers to your burning questions.
Presented by:
Toni Riccardi, Senior Vice President of Human Resources
and Chief Diversity Officer, The Conference Board
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FORUM
IIIA
The Billion Dollar Roundtable: Milestones and Best
Practices in Minority Business Development

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Sharon Castillo is a recognized authority on developing
business process improvement (BPI) strategies. She has
consulted on a number of public and private sector projects
including The Billion Dollar Roundtable (BDR) audit
process. The BDR, established in 2001, recognizes corporations
that achieve $1 billion of spending with minority- and
women-owned business enterprises (M/WBEs). This presentation
will explore best practices, benchmarks, and challenges
facing minority businesses and answer critical questions
of supplier diversity managers.
Presented by:
Sharon Castillo, Principal, CPA, CVA, SB Services,
Inc. |
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3:15 pm -
3:30 pm
Beverage Break
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3:30 pm - 5:00
pm
The
CEO Forum
FORUM IB
Building Blocks of Success:
Leadership Development, Retention and Succession Planning

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Raymond McCaskey is a recognized leader in the areas
of corporate diversity, philanthropy, and leadership
development. He understands the importance of an inclusive
talent development strategy and the advantage it provides
in the marketplace. During this exclusive presentation,
McCaskey will share his thoughts on identifying and
nurturing high potential talent, mentoring at all levels,
developing critical skills through action learning,
and succession planning.
Presented by:
Raymond F. McCaskey, Retired Chief Executive Officer,
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois
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FORUM
IIB
Accelerating Your Leadership Position in a Global Environment

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Timothy Schwertfeger is highly respected in the financial
services industry. As the immediate past Chair of Nuveen
Investments, he understands the importance of innovation
in a global environment. Be a part of this exclusive
discussion and hear Schwertfeger’s thoughts on
today’s business climate, utilizing global demographics
to your competitive advantage, and leveraging technology.
Presented by:
Timothy Schwertfeger, Retired Chief Executive Officer,
Nuveen Investments
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FORUM
IIIB
Transcending Myths to Master the Game

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Tom Burrell is a living-legend in the business community.
Founder and former CEO of Burrell Communications, Burrell
is credited with revolutionizing the image of African
Americans in television and changing the face of American
advertising. Burrell will share his most intimate thoughts
on race, overcoming stereotypes in business and society,
environmental challenges facing diverse professionals,
and succession planning to preserve a legacy of diversity.
Presented by:
Tom Burrell, Retired Chairman, Burrell Communications,
and the author of Brainwashed: Challenging the Myth of
Black Inferiority |
5:00
pm - 5:30 pm
Open Networking
5:30
pm - 6:30 pm
Pre-Dinner Reception
6:30
pm - 8:30 pm
Bridge Awards Dinner
BRIDGE
AWARD
HONOREES |
2010 Chicago Bridge
Award Recipient
Frederick H. Waddell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
Northern Trust Corporation
2010 National Bridge
Award Recipient
John T. Chambers, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
Cisco Systems, Inc.
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Schedule and content subject to change. |
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