Women. Connected.
We’re pleased to announce that registration for our annual conference is now open! Make it a great trip with your TBW sisters and friends. It’s also a great time to invite new members to experience TBW at a statewide event.
Register before June 1 to save $25 with the Early Bird discount.
Our goals are to continue preparing TBW for the future and to provide you with training opportunities to brighten your future as well.
Registration for our spring conference in Wichita Falls is now open.
Together, we’ll celebrate the past and focus on moving forward. Combining top-notch speakers and plenty of opportunities to connect with leaders and friends from across the state, our spring conference is an opportunity you won’t want to miss. As an added option, you’ll even get the chance to take part in our very first Franklin Covey Leadership Training Program.
Be sure to register before February 15 to save $50 with the Early Bird Discount.
TBW is excited about offering a member’s only benefit. As women look for ways to build their management value, their careers depend on leadership skills more than ever before. Whether we have our own business, hold a management position or have a role as an informal influencer, our ability to get things done through people depend largely on our interaction skills.
Franklin/Covey has developed a program to address the leadership challenges of today. By focusing on four leadership competencies, participants can position themselves to understand the principles, evaluate confidential feedback and receive peer to peer coaching from seasoned TBW members.
Special thanks to Sue Wallace, President of NETC TBW for her excellent recap of our Fall Conference.
The first event was a Friday night reception at the lovely Port Royal Hotel where we watched Miss Representation, a Sundance film festival feature film & discussion. On Saturday morning, we enjoyed a lively panel discussion about The Paycheck Fairness Act & whether it would strengthen the Equal Pay Act.
Closing our Women. Connected. Conference, TBW President Kendra Kinnison will share the stories of mentorship and friendship that changed the trajectory of her life and why we all have a responsibility to lead the next generation.
For new members and anyone looking to learn more about TBW, Past TBW President Silvia Pendleton will host an orientation at Q&A session at our upcoming Women. Connected. Conference. Sharing our history, our resources, and the unique power of our connections, Silvia knows exactly what we have to offer and how you can make the most of your membership.
For decades, research has shown that women’s paychecks still lag those of their male counterparts. As working women, we know the issue is a complex one. Instead of the usual cheering or jeering, our Women. Connected. Conference will feature a panel of experts discussing the recent Paycheck Fairness Act and the larger issue from every perspective.
Our panelists will include Tonya Beane Webber, Sharon Kollaja, and Nora Hadley.
Being an officer for a Local Organization is one of our most important roles to keep our organization relevant in the community. Your monthly meetings strengthen our goal of being connected to increase our skills and resources as women. Cheri Butler will lead us in a discussion of new ideas to infuse creativity, important information and fun into your meetings.
Cheri Butler, our Training and Development Chair, recently served as President for the National Career Development Association for 2010 – 2011. As the Associate Director for The Career Center at UT Arlington, Cheri has a deep passion for assisting students and women in the workplace.
Cheri’s background in training is a wonderful asset for TBW and we look forward to her contributions as we each reach for ways to increase our effectiveness in the workplace and in business.
There’s no shortage of places to look for advice on thriving in your career. But you’ll want to qualify the source.
What if you could talk to a former HR manager turned CEO? That perspective would likely be priceless.
You can. At our Women. Connected. Conference, you’ll meet Diana Schultz, CEO of Kindred Hospital, a long-term acute care hospital.
Read the full article to learn about her unconventional route to the top.
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