3rd Annual Women's Leadership Forum: "Inspiring, Motivating and Mentoring the Leaders of the 21st Century"

The United States Army Garrison Stuttgart Equal Employment Office and Special Emphasis Program Committee will host the 3rd Annual Women&#39;s Leadership Forum: &#34;Inspiring, Motivating and Mentoring the Leaders of the 21st Century.&#34; <br



By US AFRICOM Public Affairs U.S. AFRICOM Public Affairs STUTTGART, Germany Jan 28, 2011
The United States Army Garrison Stuttgart Equal Employment Office and Special Emphasis Program Committee will host the 3rd Annual Women's Leadership Forum: "Inspiring, Motivating and Mentoring the Leaders of the 21st Century."

The Forum addresses, recognizes and concentrates on matters and concerns facing women in search of achievement and advancement in their Federal careers. Through guest speakers, panel and discussion group format, presenters will provide participants with guidance and recommendations regarding leadership skills, professional and personal development, mentoring opportunities, communication skills, strategic planning, and budgeting.

The Women's Leadership Forum has been a great success since its inception in
2009. It has developed from a simple two hour event to a full day conference complete with speakers, workshops and networking opportunities.

Everyone who wants to participate is welcome to attend. Registration information is available in the attached flyer.

Date: Thursday, 24 March 2011
Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Place: Swabian Special Activities Center Guest speakers are: Colonel Bierden
(DISA Commander) and Ms. Vonda Kenion (CPAC Director)

To register, send an email to Yasmin.a.rosa@us.army.mil by March 18.
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