Commissioner Robert Steele, Cook County Commission on Women and YWCA host a panel on wage discrimination Hosted by Commissioner Robert SteeleTuesday, August 18, 2015
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by Cook County Commissioner Robert Steele
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Cook County Commissioner
Robert B. Steele
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Cook County Commission on
Women's Issues
in collaboration with
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Wage
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How to be a Powerbroker Seminar
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Cook County Commissioner Robert B. Steele, Cook County Commission on Women's Issues, YWCA Metropolitan Chicago, and Columbia College are co-hosting the second seminar, How to be a Powerbroker, in the three-part Wage Discrimination series. The seminar will be a discussion by Women CEOs and Presidents on how women can position themselves as leaders in their industry.
Panelists:
Cheryl Maletich, Vice-President of Distribution Operations, ComEd
Dorri McWhorter, Chief Executive Officer, YWCA Metropolitan Chicago
Emilia DiMenco, President/CEO, Women's Business Development Center
Sandra Finley, Board Chair, President & CEO, League of Black Women
Andrea Ralia, 12th District Cook County Commission on Women's Issues Commissioner, Senior Tax Analyst, Raila & Associates, P.C.
The seminar will be held on
Thursday, August 20, 2015
6:00pm-8:00pm
Columbia College
Hokin Lecture Hall
623 S. Wabash Avenue
Parking lots are located on two corners of Wabash and Harrison. The parking tickets from the parking lot on the N.E. Corner of Harrison & Wabash Avenue ticket can be validated at the security desk. Street meter parking is also available.
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