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WhartonWomen inBusiness:UPCOMINGCONFERENCE AND CALLFOR NOMINATIONSThis year marks the 25thanniversary of WhartonWomen in Business(WWIB). Decades ago,the concept of women inbusiness was heralded witha caption of “AlternateLifestyles” in a Whartonnewspaper. We have comea long way since those earlydays, and today WWIBis one of the largest clubsat Wharton.This year’s WWIBconference on November4-5 in Philadelphia aimsto celebrate WWIB’s 25thanniversary by taking theconference to new heights.The conference will be awonderful networking opportunityand will featurediverse panels and workshopsto address alumniand students’ most pressingconcerns. Come hearremarkable stories fromtruly inspirational womenwho have courageouslyled, scaled new heights inchallenging environments,chosen unconventionalpaths, redefined success,and achieved personal fulfillment.The conferenceplanning team is workingclosely with Alumni Affairs,the Wharton Women’s TaskForce, and other areas ofWharton administration tomake this year’s conferencea “Must Attend” event.As an alumna, you havethe opportunity to shapethe content of this year’sconference. Please completeour two-minute survey atby August 2, 2004. TheConference Committee willuse the results of this surveyto better tailor this year’sconference to your interests.To show our appreciationfor your time, you will automaticallybe entered intoa raffle for a $25 gift certificateto Amazon.com.Every year at the conference,WWIB pays tribute tothe tremendous life achievementsof Ms. KathleenMcDonald, WG’78, byawarding the KathleenMcDonald DistinguishedAlumna Award to a deservingWharton Alumna. ThisAward was created in 1995to highlight the accomplishmentsof Wharton alumnaeand to build a strongerbond between Whartonalumnae and current students.Recipients of theAward serve as role modelsfor Wharton Women bycreating a supportive environmentfor women inbusiness, achieving professionalexcellence, and demonstratinga commitment toa balanced career, communityinvolvement, and otherpersonal pursuits.Candidates are nominatedby the Wharton communityand selected by anelecting committee becauseof their many outstandingpersonal and professionalachievements, meeting thefollowing criteria:1. A nominee must befemale and a recipient ofthe MBA degree from TheWharton School2. A nominee must be agraduate of at least fiveyear’s outstanding3. A nominee should serveas a role model for WhartonWomen through efforts tocreate a supportive environmentfor women in business4. A nominee shoulddemonstrate professionalsuccess and exhibit strongpotential for continued careerdevelopment5. A nominee should demonstratea commitment tobalancing her career, communityinvolvement, andother personal pursuits.To nominate someonefor the WWIB KathleenMcDonald DistinguishedAlumna Award, or tofind out more aboutthis award, please visit.For more informationabout this year’s WWIBConference, or if you wouldlike to get your companyinvolved with this year’sconference as a sponsoror career fair participant,please contact KimberlyPalermo, Co-Chair forthe WWIB Conference,at kpalermo@wharton.upenn.edu. If you havesuggestions for panelists,or if you would like tobe a panelist at this year’sconference, please contactAyesha D’Souza, Co-Chairfor the WWIB Conference,at ayeshad@wharton.upenn.edu.For information aboutthe Wharton Women’sTask Force, pleasevisit their website at.36. S U M M E R 2 0 0 4 . A L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N U P D A T E
Club Presidents and ContactsUNITED STATES CLUBSALBANYRichard Cunningham, WG’62Phone: 518.273.3822ARIZONABob Rogers C’74bobr@mcmurry.comATLANTABruce A. Hauptfuhrer, WG’94mainleader@aol.comAUSTINChristine Schiller Grable, WG’00christine_grable@dell.comBALTIMOREGregory Paranzino, W’86pennbalt@aol.comBOSTONJennifer Nichols, WG’91jennifer.nichols.wg91@wharton.upenn.eduCALIFORNIA (NORTHERN)Jeffrey L. Goodman, WG’96info@whartonclub.comCALIFORNIA (SAN DIEGO)Ellen Chang, WG’98pennwhartonsd@yahoo.comCALIFORNIA (SOUTHERN)Meesh Joslyn, W93 WG98whartonhelp@yahoo.comCHICAGOOlga Spaic, WG’97whartonchicago@yahoo. comCLEVELANDHerb Braverman, W’69Phone: 216.781.1212COLORADOShiv Chakrabarti, Eng’00shiv@pennwharton.comCOLUMBUSDon Strench, WG’82WhartonClub@aol.comDALLAS/FORT WORTHDoug Black, WG89doug.black@comcast.netFLORIDA — CENTRALMike Cameron, WG’78whartonclubfla@aol.comFLORIDA — SOUTHBill Britton WG’89billbritton1@msn.comFLORIDA — GREATERTAMPA BAYJack Henard, WG’64jhenard@meridiantampa.comHARTFORDRalph E. Little III, WG’87Phone: 860.572.0149HOUSTONFred Wolgel, WG’85fwolgel@houston.rr.comLONG ISLANDAdam Weisman, WG’78Phone: 516.935.9000MICHIGANJay Hansen, WG’85jhansen@nobleintl.comMINNESOTAJanet Kinzler, WG’92janet.kinzler.wg92@wharton.upenn.eduNEW JERSEYJonathan Perelman, W’76jperelman@whartonnjclub.comNEW YORKKenneth Beck, WG’87arline@whartonny.comNORTH/SOUTH CAROLINAJoe Kenny WG’94joe.kenny@wachovia.comPHILADELPHIAAdam J. Fein, Gr’97PORTLANDTim Gillette, WG’88TGillette@pkw.comSEATTLEW. Alexa Chiang, C’92penninseattle@hotmail.comVERMONTThomas S. Leavitt, WG’82tleavitt@mbvt.comWASHINGTON, DCAlan Schlaifer, W’65ANSchlaifer@aol.comINTERNATIONAL CLUBSARGENTINAEzequiel A. Huergo, WG’96ezequiel.huergo@prositio.comAUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALANDPeter McNamara, WG’95pdm@liquidvision.comBAHRAINAnmar Al-Arrayed, W’89ace10@batelco.com.bhBELGIUMJoseph Sadis, WG’75Joe.sadis@be.ey.comBRAZILLuciana Rossi Cuppoloni, WG’97luciana.cuppoloni.wg97@wharton.upenn.eduCANADA — TORONTORohit Gupta, WG’96rohit.gupta.wg96@wharton.upenn.eduCANADA — QUEBECVargha Moayed, WG’94vmoayed@richter.caCHILEAbel Bouchon, WG’94abouchon@lanchile.clDENMARKErik Winther, Gr’85erik.winther@dakocytomation.dkDOMINICAN REPUBLICJose Miguel Bonetti, W’61jose.bonetti.wg61@wharton.upenn .eduECUADORHumberto X. Mata, WG’97hmata@ecua.net.ecEGYPTAladdin Saba, WG’86asaba@hermes.efg-hermes.comEL SALVADORErnesto Sol Meza, WG’61Phone: 503.271.6001FINLANDPatrik Sallner, WG’99sallner@yahoo.comFRANCEFrederic D. Dubois, WG’73f.dubois@sante-investissement.frGERMANY/AUSTRIAWolfram Nolte, WG’77wolfram.nolte.wg77@wharton.upenn.eduGREECEChristian C. Hadjiminas, WG’83c-hadjiminas@efagroup.grHONG KONGGeorge Hongchoy, WG’91george.hongchoy.wg91@wharton.upenn.eduINDIAGautam Chand, WG’92GautamC@instanex.comISRAELIsaac Devash, WEV’88devash@netvision.net.ilITALYOmar Collavizza, WG’01omar_collavizza@mckinsey.comLuca A. Zerbini, WG’02luca.zerbini@bain.itJAPANKeisuke Muratsu, WG’75shimanuk@mxc.mesh.ne.jpKOREAYong-Chan Ahn, WG’85ceo@aekyung.co.krMALAYSIADonald Lim, W’86donlim@kul.equatorial.comMEXICO (MEXICO CITY)Carlos F. Niezen WG’95carlos.niezen@atkearney.comNETHERLANDSSjoerd H.R. Sieburgh-Sjoerdsma,WG’95 sieburgh_sjoerd@hotmail.comNORWAYTore Borthen, WG’88tore.borthen@nordea.comPEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA— BEIJINGJim Jin Zhang, WG’97jim_jin_zhang@hotmail.comPEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA— SHANGHAIPhillip Wu, WG’95info@whartonshanghai.orgPHILIPPINESEmmanuel Herbosa, WG’79Phone: 63.2.753.7126POLANDAnne Kalin, WG’91wharton_poland@lynka.com.plREPUBLIC OF CHINAHarvey H.W. Chang, WG’77harvey@tcc.net.twRUSSIAGeorge Kikvadze, WG’02gkikvadze@sistel.ruSAUDI ARABIAHassan Yamani, WG’83Phone: 966.2.653.3366SINGAPOREJames Sim, WG’94sim.james@principal.comSPAINCarlos Trascasa, WG’88trascasas.carlos@bcg.comSWEDENLennart J.A. Engstrom, WG’85lennart.engstrom@telia.comSWITZERLANDMarc O. Stockli, WG’96marc.stockli.wg96@wharton.upenn.eduTHAILANDDr. Olarn Chaipravat, W’66olarn@shinawatra.ac.thTURKEYMesut Ellialtioglu, W’93mesut56@yahoo.comUKRAINEGeoffrey Berlin, WG’88gberlin1@aol.comUNITED KINGDOMYoav Kurtzbard, W’90ykurtzbard@youngassoc.comURUGUAYFabian Mendy, WG’92Phone: 598.2.96.04.63VENEZUELAJosé Luis Molina, WG’99board_whartonclubvenezuela@yahoogroups.comVIETNAMSesto E. Vecchi, W’58rusvec@hcm.vnn.vnAFFINITY CLUBSEVENING SCHOOLGary Lindauer, W’92glindauer@juno.comHEALTH CARECynthia Martin, WG’86norm.cyn.martin@att.netPRIVATE EQUITY NETWORKDean E. Miller, WG’99dmiller@paearlystage.comOUT FOR BUSINESSSteve Deitsch, WG ‘92sdeitschny@aol.comA L U M N I A S S O C I A T I O N U P D A T E . W H A R T O N A L U M N I M A G A Z I N E . 37
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