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IWL Women’s Leadership Conference

Readiness. Resilience. Results.Presented by Integrating Woman Leaders FoundationMarch 24, 2016 | Louisville Marriott Downtown

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Welcome everyone to the 2nd Annual IWL Women’s

Leadership Conference in Louisville, KY!

We are thrilled to share this day with such a talented and passionate

group of local leaders. Getting to know you all over the last two years

has been an incredible journey. Louisville has proven to be a town that

gets it - one that understands the value of inclusion and steps up to

“walk the walk„ in support of women‘s leadership development. You all

should be proud, as we are, to be a part of this community.

All of us are here today to make strides towards our own professional development and to take back tangible

lessons for our organizations. This day is designed for that purpose and our team has worked diligently to

create a day of impact that will lead to many more days of continued growth.

Readiness is the step we take to prepare ourselves for future success and a willingness to be vulnerable and

challenge ourselves.

Resilience is the ability to adapt as we face adversity.

Women especially must be resilient to reach levels of

leadership and balance our ever-changing responsibilties.

Results drive an organization forward and prove our

efforts are of value.

Throughout the day we will explore this theme, Readiness, Resilience, Results. I encourage each of you to step

outside your comfort zone, be vulnerable and take advantage of this day. We‘ve heard the feedback from

years past and we know the difference that a day like today can make. Like many things, you will get out what

you put in. Let‘s jump in together and make this a day of impact!

Thank you to our sponsors, speakers, volunteers, board members, staff and our incredible local planning

committee for making this possible. One of the most valuable parts of our conference is the relationships

made along the way. Leverage your time, build your network and build the best version of YOU. We,re glad to

have you with us today. #ItsMyTimeIWL

Executive Director, IWL Foundation

Maggie Anderson

Hello & Welcome!

@MaggieHAnderson

My Brand is ACTION

Letter from the Executive Director

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Louisville Downtown Marriott Map

3 Book Signing Table

10 Diverse Talent Strategies

7 Dress for Success Louisville

2 Etcetera

12 Help Desk

5 Help Your Team Grow

15 Humana

1 IWL Foundation

4 KentuckyOne Health

14 L&D Mail Masters

11 Leadership Louisville

9 NAWBO Louisville

13 Networking Bingo Table

8 Silent Auction Table

6 University of Louisville

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Conference Agenda

8:00 AM Registration and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

9:00 AM Welcome Remarks Grand Ballroom

9:15 AM Opening Keynote: “Be the Best Presenter Ever! Influence, Impact and Improv„

Grand Ballroom

9:55 AM Morning Panel: “Conversation Corner: The Importance of Readiness, Resilience, and Results in Shaping Career Success

„ Grand Ballroom

10:35 AM Morning Break, visit Exhibitors and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

10:45 AM Breakout Session 1 Salons 1-10

11:35 AM Break, visit Exhibitors and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

11:45 AM Keynote: “Bouncing Forward: Resilience and Leadership„

Grand Ballroom

12:05 PM Sponsorship Recognition

Grand Ballroom

12:10 PM Networking Lunch (Menu on page 16) Grand Ballroom

1:05 PM Charity Spotlight Award Grand Ballroom

1:15 PM Break, visit Exhibitors and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

1:25 PM Breakout Session 2 Salons 1-10

2:15 PM Break, visit Exhibitors and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

2:25 PM Power Sessions or Networking Time Salons 1-10 / Atrium

2:55 PM Afternoon Break, visit Exhibitors and Networking Atrium / Networking Space

3:05 PM Silent Auction Ends

3:05 PM Afternoon Panel: “Inclusion & Diversity” Grand Ballroom

3:45 PM Bingo & Auction Winners (All net proceeds benefit Dress for Success Louisville)

Grand Ballroom

3:50 PM Closing Keynote: “ReWirement! Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling” Grand Ballroom

4:30 PM Closing Remarks Grand Ballroom

Conference Agenda

No matter where you live in Kentucky there’s one

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No matter where you live in Kentucky there’s one

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A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Dawne Gee has had the opportunity to enjoy a diverse broadcasting career

in her hometown. Gee is proud to celebrate 20 years with NBC affiliate, WAVE 3 anchoring every newscast

the station has offered at one time or another. She is responsible now for WAVE 3 News at 5:30pm and

7:30pm. Airing Weekends on WAVE 3, WAVE Country with Dawne Gee showcases the wonderful people,

places and events in our community. Gee enjoyed 17 years in radio broadcasting in the city, ending her

career at Cox Radio as an On-Air Personality and Promotion Director of all the company’s local properties.

What Gee has enjoyed most throughout her broadcasting career is her connection to the community. Her

goal is to deliver the news accurately, quickly and objectively each day while also stepping out of that role of

newscaster to be a leader and a part of the community. She donates her time and efforts to organizations

all over Kentucky and Indiana almost every day of the week. It is with pride that Gee recites the words of

Louisville’s native son and Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali, “My service to others is the rent I pay

to stay on this earth.” Gee has recently founded two non-profits. “A Recipe to End Hunger” published its

first cook book in December of 2014. 100% of the proceeds of every book sold will go to feed children

in food insecure homes. Gee also stepped up with the help of friends from University of Louisville Dental

School and The Kentucky Lions Eye to give free dental care and eye exams to any elementary age child for

free.

Gee holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from the University of

Louisville. Her faith and family keep her grounded. She has two sons, Eric and Alexander and a daughter,

Brittney. Her Mother, Father, Sister, Nieces and Nephews spend time with her daily.

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Dawne Gee Anchor WAVE 3 News

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Join Karen Hough, CEO and bestselling and award-winning author, for a high-energy, engaging keynote on how

to leverage your authentic presence for maximum impact. Managing perceptions and influencing others is critical

whether you’re in a one-on-one meeting or presenting formally to an audience of hundreds. And the little known

art of improvisation is all about thinking on your feet, reading your audience and reacting in the moment. It’s a

critical part of being a powerful person, and you will leave this workshop with new ideas and skills you can put to

use immediately.

You will learn:

• 3 outdated presentation rules to break immediately

• One simple, powerful way to win over a client or an audience

• Persuasion techniques to apply to a room of 100 or a sit-down meeting for 2

• The foundational principles of improv, which allow for maximum flexibility, no matter what happens!

After working with thousands of professionals and

executives in many industries, and being a professional

presenter herself, Karen shows us that it’s the outdated

rules that make us stiff and uncomfortable. Being

yourself in an authentic and passionate way, will always

be better than following a bunch of bad advice and

outdated rules. The session will explore how we can

move past expectations that keep us confined, is full of

success stories, and is lighthearted and funny.

Ms. Hough is an Amazon bestselling author, contributor to the Huffington Post and Inc.com, recipient of the silver

International Stevie Award for Most Innovative Business of the Year 2012, and the Athena PowerLink Award for

outstanding woman-owned business. She trained and performed with Chicago’s legendary Second City, was featured in

film, radio and stage. She led a second life as a successful IT executive and finally became an entrepreneur. ImprovEdge

has a presence in five cities and a client list that includes ESPN, JPMorgan, Coach, Turner Broadcasting and Novo

Nordisk to name a few.

Opening Keynote | 9:15am - 9:55am

Karen Hough Founder & CEO ImprovEdge

Opening KeynoteBe the Best Presenter Ever! Influence, Impact, and Improv

@KarenHough

My Brand is IMPROVISE!

Karen is the Author of Be the Best Bad Presenter Ever: Break the Rules, Make Mistakes & Win Them Over and The Improvisation Edge: Secrets to Building Trust and Radical Collaboration at Work

See Karen in the Atrium for a book signing following her keynote at the 10:35am break and after her breakout session at 2:15pm.

You can make a difference in the lives of women and girls with your donation to the

Champions 4 Her® Annual Champion Giving Society.

This Giving Society is reserved for individuals desiring to further the mission of Women 4 Women through annual gifts benefitting the Women 4 Women

Grants Program. One hundred percent of the all donations are granted to organizations benefitting women and girls in our community.

If you’ve ever thought you could make a difference, now is the time to take an active role in the advocacy and grantmaking efforts of Women 4 Women.

For more information about giving, events, or grants, visit w4w.org.

Spring Membership DriveMarch 1 – April 30

Save $25

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NAWBO Leaders Series LuncheonGuest Speaker Maggie Harlow

Tuesday, April 19th11:30-1:00 p.m.

Big Spring Country Club5901 Dutchmans Lane, Louisville, KY 40205

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Spring Membership DriveMarch 1 – April 30

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NAWBO Leaders Series LuncheonGuest Speaker Maggie Harlow

Tuesday, April 19th11:30-1:00 p.m.

Big Spring Country Club5901 Dutchmans Lane, Louisville, KY 40205

Finding a fitness plan to fit your unique Health Style begins with a Norton primary care physician. From strengthening your heart to decreasing stress, your Norton doctor can help you blend fitness into your life. Because at Norton Healthcare, we believe health should keep up with life.

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The Importance of Readiness, Resilience, and Results in Shaping Career SuccessThis discussion will tee up the conference theme, “Readiness, Resilience, Results” as we sit with three incredible local leaders to

learn from their experiences of how these three subjects have impacted their career success. In this intimate conversation, we

will cover what these words mean to our speakers, how others in their lives influenced their careers, how they continue their own

personal and professional development and how they influence the culture in their organizations to foster continued learning.

Morning Panel | 9:55am -10:35am

Conversation

Facilitator

Ruth Brinkley President & CEO KentuckyOne Health

@kyone_health

Bob Smith SVP, Global Human Resources Papa John’s

@PapaJohns

Becky Phillips Partner, Not-for-Profit and Government Services Director MCM CPAs & Advisors

Laura Douglass VP Corporate Responsibility & Community Affairs LG&E and KU Energy

@lgeku

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The IWL Foundation Women’s Leadership Conference is an experience designed to address the needs of every

individual to build new skills, consider different perspectives and make lasting connections.

With different tracks of content designed for leaders at all levels, this conference creates opportunities for personal

insight designed to help you become the best version of yourself.

We have a track for YOU.

EXECUTIVEDIRECTORMANAGERINDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTOR

What is your PURPOSE for being at this conference?

Challenge yourself to take action today so you can do more tomorrow.

Unlock Your AWESOME

You will leave with a new vision of how to:

• Start with the end in mind

• Position yourself for the things in life you want

• Bring your “A: as in AWESOME” game to the table

Theresa Reno-Weber Chief of Performance and Technology Louisville Metro Government

@RenoWeber

There will be Math: Financial Acumen for Professionals


• Avoid limiting your potential by having all the basic financial skills

• Learn financial skills personally that can transfer to business

• Resources available to help you on your financial learning journey

Jaleigh White Executive Vice President Hilliard Lyons

@hilliardlyons

Leading the Changing Workforce: Retaining Talent as Employee Expectations Evolve


• Identify the current trends of the shifting workforce and employees’

evolving expectations

• Uncover the differences behind an employer vs. employee market

and how businesses are impacted in each situation

• Learn best practices and strategies for retaining talent when

employees have the upper hand

Cara Silletto Founder & President Crescendo Stratagies

@CrescendoCara

Seven Secrets of Highly Successful Women


• Learn essential skills most frequently overlooked by professional

women

• Learn how to integrate work and family

• Learn how to get noticed and achieve your desired level of success

Dr. Hope Zoeller Founder & President HOPE (Helping Other People Excel), LLC

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Breakout Session 1 | 10:45am - 11:35am

Breakout Session

What is IWL Foundation?Integrating Woman Leaders Foundation is a 501(c)(3)

nonprofit organization that exists to develop individual women

through empowerment, support and connections.

We envision a community that inspires and empowers authentic,

diverse and inclusive leadership in high-performing organizations

and the personal development of women.

How to Get Involved.The IWL Foundation hosts events centered around the topics our attendees have requested. To bring an event

to your area or organization, contact us. You may also choose to be involved with IWL Foundation as a volunteer,

speaker, or sponsor. Let us know at [email protected].

Keep Building Your Readiness, Resilience and Results at IWLfoundation.org

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FoundationIntegrating Woman Leaders

You are your best self. At IWL Foundation we believe “no one can be you, better than you can be you.”

We are here to support you, help you develop and express yourself.

Connect with us. Stay in touch. Let’s grow together.

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Beth is President, Group Segment for Humana. She is responsible for driving the growth and profitability

of Humana’s employer group products including Medical, Specialty and Wellness offerings. In addition,

Beth is responsible for Humana’s Government Business which provides service to active members and the

retirees of the military through contracts with the Department of Defense and the Veteran’s Administration.

Under Beth’s leadership, the segment is transforming into an organization that helps individuals co-create

their own health and wellbeing. In her prior role, Bierbower led Humana’s Specialty Benefits area, including

dental, vision, life, disability, and workplace voluntary benefits and also served as the organization’s product

innovation leader where she drove the consumer strategy that included development of new products and

services that helped position Humana as a leader in consumerism.

Beth has published a book titled Engage! A Guide to Involving Your Consumers in their Health, is a frequent

speaker and has served as chair of a number of industry conferences. Beth contributes to LinkedIn and

Twitter and maintains a blog on Tumblr – A Seat at the Table.

She earned a master’s in public management, graduating with highest honors, from Carnegie Mellon

University.

Keynote | 11:45am - 12:05pm

Beth Bierbower President, Group Segment Humana

KeynoteBouncing Forward: Resilience and Leadership

@BethBierbower

My Brand is FIREY

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THE LEADERSHIP LOUISVILLE CENTER IS BRINGING SEARCH INSIDE YOURSELF TO LOUISVILLE!

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train emotional intelligence skills, leading to resilience, positive mindset, and centered leadership.

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Island Spiced Chicken

sweet potato chorizo hash, and roasted pepper-

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White Chocolate Cheese Cake Tart

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pineapple and raspberry drizzle

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Beverages

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Networking Lunch | 12:10pm - 1:05pm

Lunch Menu

The Oliver Group is proud to partner with Integrating Woman

Leaders to continue to develop strong and capable women

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Charity Spotlight | 1:05pm - 1:15pm

Charity Spotlight RecipientDress for Success LouisvilleAs part of the conference, the IWL Foundation Conference Planning

Committee unanimously chooses a Kentucky not-for-profit organization

as its Charity Spotlight Award Recipient. By highlighting the work of a

worthy organization, IWL Foundation draws attention to critical needs we

face throughout the state. These organizations sometimes work quietly

and without recognition in our communities to better the lives of women

and children who may not have the capacity to help themselves. They help

women build stronger networks, create opportunities and become the

best version of themselves.

What is Dress for Success?

Dress for Success Louisville’s mission is to promote the economic independence of

disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support, and

the career development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

Their purpose is to offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the

cycle of poverty. Dress for Success Louisville is part of a global movement for

change, empowering women to obtain safer and better futures. They provide each

client with professional attire to secure employment, but they are about much more

than simply a new outfit. Besides physically equipping the client with apparel and

accessories, the programs furnish her with a confidence that she carries forever and

the knowledge that she can actively define her life, the direction she takes and what

success means to her.

The History of Dress for Success Louisville

Dress for Success Louisville is proud of their strong lineage. The Louisville affiliate was

founded in 2000 after a national news program brought attention to the organization,

started in New York City. Two Louisville women were motivated to bring the services

and career development opportunities to the women in the Kentuckiana community.

Since that time, the Louisville chapter has assisted more than 15,000 women from

over 100 member agencies including the Center for Women and Families, The Family

Scholar House, Goodwill Industries and the Louisville Urban League. Dress for Success

Louisville now serves Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt, Spencer, Shelby, Henry, Meade, Nelson

and Trimble counties in Kentucky and Clark, Floyd, Harrison and Washington in Indiana.

How can you help?

Your support will dramatically improve the lives of countless women, their friends,

family and future generations in the Louisville Metropolitan Area! Beyond clothing and

monetary donations, you are welcome to call 502-584-8050 about volunteering at our

boutique. Please visit our website louisville.dressforsuccess.org for more information.

We encourage all of you to

donate to Dress for Success

using the envelopes at your

lunch table. You may also

participate in the silent

auction which includes a

variety of items contributed

by generous donors. Visit our

silent auction tables in the

Conference Lobby to bid on

your favorite items!

“The Board and staff of Dress for Success Louisville are thrilled to

be chosen for the 2016 Integrating Woman Leaders Foundation

Charity Spotlight! With your support, Dress for Success Louisville

can continue to empower thousands of women on their path to

financial independence.”

• Start the search process for a volunteer or board role

• Choose which organizations to get involved with as a volunteer

• Leverage the valuable relationships made in this setting

• Manage our time amidst competing career/volunteer and life commitments

Cynthia Knapek President Leadership Louisville Center

@CKnapek

Facilitator

Kirsten Hawley Chief Human Resources Officer Brown-Forman

@Brown_Forman

Michael Moll Senior Vice President, Director of Client and Community Relations Kentucky/Tennessee PNC

@PNCBank

Ann Marie Kelly Executive Director Young Professionals Association of Louisville

@annmariek03

Panel: Career Building Through Community Action

So often volunteerism is seen as a “good thing to do.” We see it as a personal benefit, enriching to the soul

and beneficial to the greater good. While true, the purpose of this panel is to look through the lens of our

professional lives. Our panel of local influencers comes together to engage in a discussion about how community

involvement can also benefit your career. Panelists will share their community involvement as well as their

nonprofit and corporate board positions and then open into a larger conversation about how to:

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Breakout Session 2 | 1:25pm - 2:15pm

Afternoon Breakout Session

Women and Negotiation: Pitfalls, Advantages and Improv


• Avoid common gender pitfalls

• New ways to leverage the strength of women’s collaborative nature

• Tips for the best negotiations you’ve ever had, whether you are negotiating for a million-dollar contract or bedtime for a 4-year-old

Karen Hough Founder & CEO ImprovEdge

@KarenHough

The Power of Positivity

You will leave with a new vision of about:

• Work/life balance

• Saying no with grace

• Managing conflict

• Importance of critical conversations

• Importance of women supporting women

• Skillsets and mindsets to maneuver the work environment

Dr. Kim Tharp-Barrie System Vice President Norton Healthcare Institute for Nursing and Workforce Outreach

@Norton_Health

The Brain Science of Leadership: Achieving Results in Every Interaction You will leave with a new vision of how to:

• Learn practical applications to lead with your brain and get the results you want by influencing others

• Create a vivid picture of success when goals are achieved so others will follow you with enthusiasm.

• Learn two, brain-based methods to achieve goals and build resilience when obstacles get in the way.

• Create conversations and presentations that resonate with listeners so their brains signal, “She’s got this, and I’m certain she’s headed in the right direction. Let’s follow her lead.”

It’s not rocket science. It’s just brain science. So use it to build

resilience and get the results you want in every interaction.

Jeff Nally President Nally Group

@jeffreynally

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Breakout Session 2 | 1:25pm - 2:15pm

Power Sessions or Networking

Cara Silletto Founder & President Crescendo Stratagies

@CrescendoCara

Jennifer Mackin President & CEO The Oliver Group

@TheOliverGroup

Jeff Nally President Nally Group

@jeffreynally

Diane Bailey-Boulet Inclusion & Diversity Program Manager Humana

@WriteCoach

Raylene Browne Philanthropist

@raylenebrowne

Dr. Hope Zoeller Founder & President HOPE (Helping Other People Excel), LLC

Power Session 2: Powerful Communication

Power Session 1: Leading in a New Age

You Choose!

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Power Sessions | 2:25pm - 2:55pm

Power Sessions or Networking

We all have different personality types, leadership styles and preferences. We also network in our own way.

Use this worksheet to determine your style, link that to your answer above and then use this information to

connect with purpose today.

The CollectorThe Collector values networking in terms of how many business cards she collects. Quantity wins out over quality for this social

butterfly. She will prepare beforehand and then work the room with admirable small talk and lighthearted conversation. You can

also count on a timely follow up afterwards.

The BonderThe Bonder values networking in terms of making a few, valuable connections in the day. She would rather talk to a few people at

a deeper level than meet the masses. The Bonder will follow up with thoughtfulness and take the time to ask questions.

The ImproviserThe Improviser comes to a networking event without a plan; she prefers to “wing it” in social situations. She is usually

overcommitted, busy and also extremely talented in her field. The Improviser will mingle and be eager to make connections, but

may not be as likely to come in with a plan of action or follow up afterwards,

The Team PlayerThe Team Player is a person who comes into a networking event with their company or team - usually to have someone they know

and trust with them or so that they can learn together as a team. This networker tends to keep to their group, aiming to build on

the relationships they already have.

The ObserverThe Observer perfers to hang back from the crowd and enjoys listening and watching others interact. She rarely initiates

conversations with people she doesn’t know, but will eagerly join in a discussion when approached.

Your purpose should drive you today. Hopefully now you also relate to one of the networker categories we’ve provided.

Keep your style in mind as you interact with new people today and try to pinpoint others who share your purpose.

Happy connecting!

The Takeaway

What Kind of Networker Are You?

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Networking | 2:25pm - 2:55pm

This panel conversation will cover the topic of “inclusion and diversity,”

purposefully stating inclusion first. Together we will discuss why we’ve

chosen this wording so carefully and how inclusion and diversity differ.

This in-depth conversation will also cover how inclusion and diversity

lend to a company’s culture, what strategies work in organizations to

create a “culture of inclusion” and how the next generation will impact

this discussion in the future.

Jennifer Holmes CEO, Central Logic Founder & Board President, Integrating Woman Leaders

@JHolmesCEO

Facilitator

Dr. Kristen Lucas Associate Professor, Management Department University of Louisville

Kirsten Hawley SVP, Chief Human Resources Officer Brown-Forman

@Brown_Forman

Ryan Parker Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Division Vice President, Diversity & Inclusion KentuckyOne Health

@uofl

A.J. Hubbard Director of The Office of Inclusion and Diversity Humana

@Humana

@kyone_health

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Afternoon Panel | 3:05pm - 3:45pm

Afternoon Panel: Inclusion & Diversity

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Barbara “re-wired” while those around her retired. She likes to say, “There’s no such thing as “retirement” – it’s “Re-

Wirement!” As President & CEO of the Fund for the Arts, Barbara turned the reins over to the next generation and

became the Chief Liaison for the Compassionate Schools Project, the largest and most comprehensive study ever

undertaken of a 21st century health and wellness curriculum in an elementary school setting. As one of Louisville’s

Connectors, she helped raise more than $220 million whilst working with the Fund for the Arts, Metro United Way,

Olmsted Parks Conservancy, NCCJ, West Louisville Boys and Girls Choirs, Community Hunger Walk and many others.

Out of 59 United Art Funds in America, the Fund for the Arts was named the #1 United Art Fund in 2012 for most new

dollars raised.

She also founded a company to teach the highly sought after Street-Smart Principled Negotiation program which

focuses on teaching you how to get others to do what you want. Her clients have included Norton Healthcare, Humana,

Nissan, General Electric, Brown-Forman, D.D. Williamson, Alcoa, Old National Bank, and Yum! Brands. Barbara was

nominated for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award!

Prior to embarking on a long, successful career as a fundraiser, Barbara worked as the National Franchise Director

for the Fresher Cooker restaurant chain and was quickly promoted into the upper management ranks of Wendy’s

International. Co-Founder of two successful personnel agencies in Louisville in the early eighties.

Selected from a nationwide search to be featured in three books:

1. Speaking of Success 2007

2. Remarkable Women of Faith 2007

3. Roadmap to Success 2016

She spent her childhood dreaming of becoming the manager at Walgreens. After graduating from the University of

Louisville’s College of Business in 1979 Barbara says she learned everything she needed to know about management

and leadership at Wendy’s. Thank you Dave Thomas!

Along the way she hosted ArtBEAT! a weekly radio show and posted more than 100 CEO video blogs as the Fund

for the Arts’ avatar! She managed to make sure 400,000 arts experiences are provided for schoolchildren in our

region every year! Barbara has one daughter and six stepchildren.

Closing Keynote | 3:50pm - 4:30pm

Barbara Sexton Smith Chief Liaison, Compassionate Schools Project Chief “Re-Wirement” Officer

@BSextonSmith

My Brand is AUTHENTICITY

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Jennifer Browning HolmesCEO, Integrating Woman Leaders, Inc.CEO, Central LogicFounder & President

Karen ZwickPrincipal Learning ConsultantTiER1 Performance SolutionsVice President

Mela MaggiEmployee Benefits ConsultantAflac Independent AgentTreasurer

Missy Apple KnottsSenior Account Executiveelectronic evolutions, inc.Conference Executive Producer

Gail D. BarksdaleDeputy Director of Athletics & Senior Woman AdministratorIUPUI Athletics

Roberta CourtrightDirector of CR/Player RelationsIndiana Fever

Cindy FelstenVision 2020Indiana Delegate

Sally FillbrunnSales & Marketing Strategy Expert

Kristin GarveyExecutive DirectorIndiana Commission for Women

Scott HorrallSenior Vice PresidentMerrill Lynch

Mary JovanovichSenior Manager, Business DevelopmentSchwab Charitable

Kim Graham LeeExecutive Vice President trueU

Toya PittsConsultant

Ellen SchmidtTraining LeadCovance Market Access Services

Andrea SchwartzManager of Business Decisions and SupportRoche Diagnostics Corporation

Melissa WagnerProgram DirectorDefending the Blue Line

Tracy Merrit WilliamsSenior Director, Drug DispositionLilly Research Laboratories

The IWL Foundation Board of Directors

The IWL Foundation Staff

Raylene BrownePhilanthropistCommittee Chair

Diane Bailey-BouletInclusion & Diversity Program Manager HumanaProgram Co-chair

Beth GeiserDirector of Practice GrowthMCM CPAs & AdvisorsMarketing Chair

Becky PhillipsPartner, Not-for-Profit and Government Services Director MCM CPAs & AdvisorsProgram Co-chair

Amie SchaeferOrganizational Development Coordinator KentuckyOne HealthLogistics Chair

Jaime WarrenDirector, Non-Invasive Cardiology Services (Adult Division)Norton HealthcareLogistics Co-chair

The Conference Planning Committee

Jen Tornatta Events Manager

Maggie Anderson Executive Director

A Special Thanks To

Fifth Third Bank. Member FDIC.

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Rules of the Game

1. Have fun! Interact with new people and make connections!

2. The same person can only be listed once on your card even if more than one box applies to her/him.

3. Approach new people and ask them questions to fill in your bingo card.

4. A row consists of five connecting horizontal, vertical or diagonal boxes. Each row you complete, earns you one ticket into the drawing for a Bluetooth Speaker. (check them out at the Bingo Table in the Networking Room)

5. Once you have a row complete, visit the Bingo Table in the Networking Room to get entered into the drawing. A volunteer at the booth will mark your row as completed and give you a ticket to drop into the bowl.

6. Keep networking with other attendees and exhibitors to earn more chances in the drawing.

7. We will draw 5 lucky winners at the end of the day during the general session. You must be present to win.

8. Keep your card because EVERYONE WINS AT THIS GAME!

You now have potentially 24+ new people to follow up with and connect with on LinkedIn.

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