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Monday, April 5, 2004
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VOLUME 1
ISSUE 6
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Workshops at Camp WorldWIT
As you know by now, we have built an exciting camp agenda packed with activities, innovative learning and networking. Today we'd like to introduce you to three incredible women - one presenter from each of the breakout session tracks.
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Workshops at Camp WorldWIT
As you know by now, we have built an exciting camp agenda packed with activities, innovative learning and networking. Today we'd like to introduce you to three incredible women - one presenter from each of the breakout session tracks:
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRACK Leadership: Becoming a Person of Influence Marilyn Rawlings, Principal, XChange How much influence do you have in your organization? Is your influence greater with the leaders of your organization or the followers? Would you have the same influence with your staff if you didn't control their paychecks? Does your influence motivate or manipulate? Do you add value to your team members? During this session we will ask (and answer) the tough questions, provide you with an opportunity to examine your leadership style and determine the true reason your staff follows you.
 ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT TRACK Financial Management for Small Business Diana Sorrentino, PhD No matter what type of product or service your company offers, a solid approach to finance and cash flow is one of the best ways to stay out of the red and build a thriving enterprise. As a specialist in Corporate Restructuring, Workouts and Turnarounds Dr. Sorrentino will focus this session on the signs and symptoms leading to distressed financial conditions and how to avoid them.
 CREATIVITY AND WELLNESS TRACK Drawing Your Dragons Anais Laurent, CEO, E-go Trips Linguistic Accompaniment, Switzerland Discover, assess, prioritize and face your most persistent problems, with an eye to eventually putting them into a more realistic perspective. Come prepared to paint or draw (even if you have no talent!), as well as do a bit of realistic and objective digging into overlooked personality traits. The ultimate in self-assessment, goal discovery and learning where we place others in our lives!
Many more sessions are available at Camp WorldWIT: Upward Bound. Take a look at the complete agenda and register today for this groundbreaking event!
May 20-23, 2004 Appel Farm Arts & Music Center, Elmer, NJ
695 registration fee until April 9, 2004
Includes all sessions on a first-come, first-served basis, all meals, and accommodations.
To register, or for more information, visit http://www.camp.worldwit.org/
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