Monday Sep 21, 2015
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Women In Engineering Professional Development Series
The Women In Engineering Professional Development luncheon series, a partnership between ACEC/MN and WSB, provides a meaningful opportunity for participants to identify and develop professional competencies that will support them in contributing to their organizations and communities, and advancing their career goals.
What Women (in Engineering) Really Want: How to Create a Firm that Attracts and Retains High-Performing Women
Registration & Networking - 11:30am
Luncheon & Presentation - 12:00-1:00pm
Credit: 1 PDH
Cost: $10
Join this highly interactive focus group workshop that will cover experiences in the field from college grads to seasoned pros. Our discussion will include:
Defining what attracts and retains the right women for your firm
Pinpointing the most important benefits women want now
Identifying cultural aspects of firms that can attract or repel women
Developing a firm culture that supports women – and men!
Helping women overcome barriers to leadership and business development.
Best of all, the data gathered at this session will be (anonymously) assembled into a report that each participant can bring to her firm to help make it more women-friendly.
Presenters: Wendy Nemitz, Christine Nelson, Virginia McCoy, Ingenuity Marketing
Facilitators Wendy Nemitz, Christine Nelson, and Virginia McCoy each represent a different generation of women working with the engineering profession. All of them work at Ingenuity Marketing, which focuses on developing brands and online marketing that attracts prospects and differentiates firms to potential recruits.
Click here to learn more and to register!
Printed courtesy of www.acecmn.org/ – Contact the American Council of Engineering Companies of Minnesota for more information.
30 7th St. E., Suite 2725, St. Paul, MN 55101 – (952) 593-5533 – jcurry@acecmn.org