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Volume 4 Issue 6

November/December 2002

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Cover Story: Champion for the 21st Century Workforce
Special Feature: Women of Initiative
An interview with Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao, the woman President Bush entrusts with his vision of America in the global workforce, kicks-off our special feature on the women who bring more to the workplace, simply by being themselves.
Women who bring more to the workplace, simply by being themselves. Featuring:
 
  • Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Congresswoman, Ohio 11th District
  • Theresa Alvillar-Speake, Director, Office of Minority Economic Impact and Diversity U.S. Department of Energy
  • Kristine Devine, Senior Audit Manager, Deloitte & Touche
  • Gina Adams, Corporate Vice President of Government Affairs, FedEx Corporation
  • Jocelyn Carter-Miller, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Office Depot Inc.
  • Nancy A. Rae, Senior Vice President, Human Resources, DaimlerChrysler Corporation
  • Marilyn Carlson Nelson, Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Carlson Companies
  • Donna James, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, Nationwide
  • Cecilia K. Carter, Executive Director, Rhythm and Blues Foundation
  • Anne M. Mulcahy, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Xerox Corporation
  • Kay Williams, President/CEO, and Carolyn Rayner, Vice President/CFO, KWGC, Inc.
  • Renell Dixon, Senior Manager, Enterprise Risk Service, Deloitte & Touche
  • Rose M. Patten, Executive Vice President, Human Resources and Head, Office of Strategic Management, BMO Financial Group
  • Helen Davis Hatch, AIA, Senior Principal, Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates
  • Nadine K. Craig, RN, Vice President, Sales and Marketing, UCB Pharma, Inc.
  • Essie L. Calhoun, Director, Multicultural Marketing, Community Relations and Corporate Contributions; Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company
  • Sherita Ceasar, Vice President and General Manager, Scientific-Atlanta
  • Candy M. Obourn, Chief Operating Officer, Health Imaging and Senior Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company
  • Dr. Truddie Edwards Darden, MD, Medical Director, Morehouse Medical Associates (MMA)
 
Raising The Bar - Corporate and Non-Profit Perspectives
Lacing Up My Gloves
MetLife's MetDESK Division and the working mother of two special needs children whose life experience inspired its creation, Vice President of Marketing Nadine Vogel.
 
The Best is Yet to Come
Deloitte & Touche's Vision 2005 is an aggressive action plan which raises the bar for the advancement of women.
 
The Case for Inclusion
The UK's Crown Prosecution Service responds to a high-profile discrimination investigation by getting to the root cause with the help of The Centre for Management and Policy Studies.
 
Priority: Delivering an Equal Opportunity
Ireland's national postal service provider, An Post, on the changes in leadership necessary to move away from the "civil-service mindset."
 
Advice from the Front
Successful women at Booz Allen Hamilton on the internal and external cultural changes that enable advancement for women.
 
Creating a Growth Environment
Highmark aims for a more diverse customer base by first targeting important cultural issues internally.
 
Pioneers of the New Workforce
Ford Motor Company honors 17 individuals and teams at their third annual Diversity and Worklife Summit.
 
The Changing Landscape: Ideas from Diversity's Thought Leaders
Marketing to Women: The State of Mind of Corporate America
There's more to reaching women than advertising, offers Medelia Communications. Building relationships is the key to keeping them as customers.
 
Minority Retention - A Six Sigma Methodology for Improvement
How do you measure and address the true cause of a retention problem? A Six Sigma methodology by Keki R. Bhote, author of The Ultimate Six Sigma.
 
Women in Business Leadership - Arming Yourself for the Road Ahead
Diversity Best Practices on the tools, the network and the resources available to facilitate women's business advancement today.
 
Key Issues in Workplace Diversity: Representation & Compensation
Without careful analysis of all the issues, pay disparities often appear to be race or gender based. Holland & Knight LLP on how to cope in today's litigious environment.