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January 24, 2006 7PM
The Feminine and Leadership: Not Just Reserved for
Women
This event is co-sponsored by The
International Museum of Women.
Some Questions We'll Consider ...
Many agree that leadership is sorely needed in the world today. And
most agree that there's already too much of the traditional masculine,
intimidating and forceful variety. Whether instilled in men or women,
what is needed now is the more systemic, enduring, longer-term, holistic
variety -- what we normally think of as the feminine aspect of leadership.
In this dialogue, we'll explore how men as well as women can feel
comfortable embracing the feminine in leadership, not simply in style,
but in context as well.
Conversation Starters
Paula Goldman, International
Museum of Women, Founder and Director of Imagining
Ourselves: A Global Generation of Women, a platform for young
women to create positive change
Rhoda Nussbaum, MD, Founder of Women Physicians
in Leadership for the Permanente Medical Group; former Women's
Health Leader, Kaiser Permanente, Northern California; former Assistant-Physician-In-Chief,
San Francisco Medical Center
Marilyn
Steele, Ph.D., Jungian psychologist; President, Steele
Rose Consulting, advancing women to leadership, bringing the transformative
feminine to cultural consciousness
Event Details
| Registration |
7:00 PM |
| Meeting Begins |
7:15 PM |
| Location |
Saybrook
Graduate School and Research Center
747 Front St. (@ Broadway) 3rd Floor, San Francisco
(see
map) |
| Schedule |
First opening comments by Conversation Starters, then dialogue
with participants; estimated conclusion at 9:30 PM |
| Admission |
$20 in advance by registering online; $25 in advance (by email,
phone or check); $30 at the door.
To register online,
go to
Registration. |
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