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unch Keynote:
Sylvia Bartley "The Power of Leading From Your Heart:
An Authentic Form of Innovation & Progressive Leadership."
Sylvia Bartley, BSc (Hons), Pharmacology; PhD, Neurophysiology
Global Director, Medtronic Philanthropy
Sylvia's a lifelong seeker of spiritual enlightenment and inner peace. She strives to hold these values in all aspects of her life, both as a Global Director at Medtronic and in her community-service work. Developing and exceeding strategic goals is a hallmark of Sylvia's work at every position she has held from academia to sales and global marketing. During 15 years with Medtronic Sylvia has convened global cross-functional teams to disseminate neurosurgical techniques for Deep Brain Stimulation therapy.
She is now a Global Director in Philanthropy,
a position that perfectly blends her business acumen, influential leadership style, dedication to community service and quest to elevate compassion and humanity at work. She's a recipient of several awards for her extraordinary achievement in business, her potential to lead change and strengthen communities; including Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal's 2017 Women in Business Award, 2013 Diversity in Business Award and 2014 Bush Foundation Fellowship.
Both Morning Sessions are SOLD OUT!
Diana Pierce "Mentoring Emerging Leaders in an Uncertain World"
SOLD OUT
Mentoring has long been recognized as a powerful tool in personal career development. It is an essential element in any organization's leadership success. Mentoring is a dynamic process for both mentor and mentee. Diana will bring her personal experience and expertise to this workshop by including
examples of what a mentor does; identification of personal mentor style;and tools that can be used to create a personal mentoring plan.
Mary Laurel True: "Making Connection Through Community Engagement"
SOLD OUT
Understanding how to make connections is critical if your organization is to grow and advance. The Cedar/Riverside neighborhood is home to a unique array of emerging small businesses, and entrepreneurs - especially East Africa immigra
nt businesses and non-profits. Using Augsburg's connections to Cedar/Riverside (one of the most diverse communities in this region) participants will have a walking tour - exploring and engaging local business and nonprofit groups to learn about the rich mosaic that makes up this area. Mary Laurel will introduce participants to local businesses and organizations to learn more about how knowing, understanding, and connecting to your neighborhood will have a positive impact on your organization.
Date:
Wednesday, May 24
8:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.--
Please join us for our Monthly Luncheon
Schedule of the Day
8:30 - 9 a.m. - Registration & Refreshments
9- 11:30 a.m. - Educational Session 1 or 2
11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. - Monthly Luncheon with Dr. Sylvia Bartley, Medtronic Philanthropy
Location:
Augsburg College
2211 Riverside Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Thank you to our sponsors:
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