Glass Ceiling Summits 2008

Gulf Coast Glass Ceiling Summit


Thursday, July 24, 2008

Featuring Speakers:

 

 

Dr. Rita S. Boags
Principal Consultant
Leadership Technologies, LLC.

 



Dennis Kennedy

Founder & CEO
National Diversity Council


Location:
Direct Energy
12 Greenway Plaza
4th Floor, Room 4.03.08
Houston, TX 77046

Time:
8:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Cost:
$99.00
Corporate Members - Free Admission

Topics of Discussion:

  • 2008 Glass Ceiling Report
  • Multicultural Workplace
  • Workforce Barriers
  • Building a Diverse Leadership Pipeline – An Organizational Improvement Approach

Register Now!

If you have any questions or need additional information, contact:

Jason deGroot at 281.984.7043 or jason.degroot@texasdiversitycouncil.org

OR

Mae Marshall at 972.298.6447 or mae.marshall@texasdiversitycouncil.org


 

 

"Based on the 2008 Glass Ceiling Study, it is clear that women are significantly underrepresented in both the C-Suites and Corporate Boardrooms of Texas corporations. To Deconstruct the Texas Glass Ceiling, it will require the efforts of the entire Community of Texas. As a community, we have both the opportunity and the responsibility to challenge the current status quo of excluding women from leadership roles. In order for Texas to maximize its human capital, women must be included at all levels. This can only be done when corporate leaders remove “artificial barriers” that limit the opportunities for women to advance. The Texas Glass Ceiling Summit is our first step at initiating change. Please come out and support our efforts as we seek to hold corporate leaders accountable.”

Dennis Kennedy, Founder & CEO, National Diversity Council




Building a Diverse Leadership Pipeline – An Organizational Improvement Approach

Presenter – Dr. Rita Boags, Leadership Technologies, LLC

While it is essential to understand the nature of the Glass Ceiling from a statistical point of view, there must be strategies to overcome its debilitating and destructive impact.  The expectation that the Glass Ceiling will dissolve with the myriad of diversity activities that are now the norm in many companies and government agencies has not yielded the desired results.  What will?  A strategy that has a singular focus for achieving new representational goals has the best chance for achieving this aim.

The Content of this presentation will provide an overview of these topics:

I. Glass Ceiling components and how to overcome them

II. Development Strategies for leadership candidates and their managers

III. Structure of a Diversity Leadership Pipeline

 

 

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