Your Guide to the 10th Annual WLP Fall Symposium

10TH ANNUAL WLP FALL SYMPOSIUM
FINDING YOUR
TRUE NORTH
Featuring Amelia Rose Earhart
OCTOBER 9, 2O15
8:00 AM - 1:30 PM
A La Carte Event Pavilion
Your Guide to
the 2015 WLP
Fall Symposium
PRESENTED BY:
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2015 SYMPOSIUM SCHEDULE
7:30 am
REGISTRATION OPENS
8:00 - 9:00 am
NETWORKING BREAKFAST
9:00 - 9:15 am
BREAK
9:15 - 10:15 am
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Sessions I, II, III
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FINDING YOUR TRUE NORTH
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2015
A La Carte Event Pavilion
4050 Dana Shores Drive
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10:15 - 10:30 am
BREAK
10:30 - 11:30 am
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
Sessions IV, V, VI
11:30 am
LUNCHEON SEATING BEGINS
12:00 - 1:30 pm
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Featuring Amelia Rose Earhart
WLP COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
AWARD PRESENTATION
Honoring Pam Iorio & Jan Platt
1:45 - 2:30 pm
VIP RECEPTION
SPONSORED BY:
(Invitation only)
2:45 - 3:30 pm
STUDENT RECEPTION
SPONSORED BY PAMELA MUMA
(Invitation only)
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ABOUT WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP & PHILANTHROPY
The Women in Leadership & Philanthropy
(WLP) program at USF is an impactful
organization of over 200 women and
14 corporations who are committed to
advancing women throughout the USF
System and our communities through the
promotion of leadership development,
philanthropy, mentorship, engagement and
scholarly excellence.
Celebrating our 10 TH anniversary, WLP
has raised in excess of $2.5 million
for endowments and operating funds
to support scholarship, research, and
leadership development programs. Over
the past ten years, WLP has awarded
over $500,000 in scholarships and faculty
research awards to over 150 students and
12 faculty members, and WLP scholars
boast an impressive 97% graduation rate.
WLP presents a wide variety of educational
and leadership development programs
annually at all three USF institutions (USF
Tampa, USF St. Petersburg, and USF
Sarasota-Manatee) and in the surrounding
communities. WLP has also formed
substantive formal mentoring partnerships
with USF’s Center for Leadership & Civic
Engagement, Veterans Success Center,
Women’s Athletics, Transitional Advisory
Center and Honors College.
To learn more about how you can make
a difference, visit USF.EDU/WLP
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ABOUT AMELIA ROSE EARHART
Amelia Rose Earhart, namesake of
the famed Amelia Mary Earhart, is
the youngest woman to fly around
the world in a single engine aircraft.
Amelia is the President of the
Fly With Amelia Foundation, a
non-profit organization that grants
flight-training scholarships to young
women ages sixteen to eighteen.
The Fly With Amelia Foundation also
fosters aviation and aerospace opportunities
for people of all ages through aviation-based educational STEM
opportunities, in partnership with Wings Over the Rockies Air and
Space Museum in Denver, Colorado. Amelia has been a passionate
aviatrix since her first flight lesson at the age of twenty-one, a seeker
of all things adventurous and an accomplished public speaker.
She’s spent the last 8 years working as a television news anchor.
2015 SYMPOSIUM SPONSORS
PRESENTED BY:
VIP RECEPTION SPONSOR:
MEDIA SPONSORS:
CONCURRENT SESSION
SPONSORS:
STUDENT RECEPTION SPONSOR:
Pamela Muma
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT DOES MY TICKET INCLUDE?
Your ticket allows you to attend the full day of events, including the networking
breakfast, concurrent sessions and the luncheon.
HOW MANY SEATS ARE AT EACH TABLE?
Each table will seat 10.
WHERE DO I PARK?
A La Carte Event Pavilion has a large parking lot, but as the event is sold out,
carpooling is recommended.
WHO DO I CONTACT IF I HAVE GUESTS THAT CAN NO LONGER ATTEND?
Please contact Kristi Laribee at klaribee@usf.edu or 813.974.9894 with all
changes to your event guest list. Changes can be made up to 48 hours in
advance of the event.
OVERVIEW OF THE DAY & MENU
We will have over $20,000 in items and gifts of service that will be raffled away.
Be sure to bring your business cards and visit the raffle booth upon arrival.
The Symposium Program offers a total of 6 exciting Concurrent Sessions
(3 sessions from 9:15 - 10:15 a.m. and another 3 offered from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.).
Seating for these sessions is on a first-come-first-serve basis. We encourage
you to “read up” on the session topics that are being offered so that you can
determine which sessions you plan to attend.
MENU
• A continental breakfast will be provided during the morning networking
reception. Coffee, pastries, and fruit will be served.
• Lunch will include a gourmet salad of grilled chicken over fresh greens,
grilled pears, walnuts and bleu cheese (on the side) with a cranberry
vinaigrette and parmesan crostini. A tres leches cake with dulce and
roulade of bittersweet cocoa sponge cake & hazelnut butter with creme
anglaise will be offered for dessert.
• Please inform us if you have specific dietary restrictions that you require
accommodation for by September 30, 2015. If received by this date, we
will be happy to accommodate your request.
JOIN THE SOCIAL MEDIA CONVERSATION!
Post pictures and tweets of your Symposium
experience by using our special hashtag:
#WLPSYMP
/USFWomenInLeadershipPhilanthrophy
@USFWLP
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WLP AWARD RECIPIENTS
WLP celebrates visionary leaders and philanthropists throughout the
community doing extraordinary things to make Tampa Bay a better place
for women to live and work. Through our WLP Community Leadership and
Lifetime Achievement Awards, we seek to acknowledge their outstanding
achievements, raise awareness of the broad contributions women have
made in our region and state, and encourage future generations of women
leaders to make their mark on our communities.
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD
PAM IORIO '01
2015 Award Recipient
Awarded annually, the WLP Community
Leadership Award showcases individual
excellence in leadership as demonstrated by
outstanding initiative, impact of work, and
inspiration to others.
PAST RECIPIENTS
2014 — Elizabeth Fowler
2013 — Barbara Sparks McGlinchy
2012 — Susan W. Leisner
2010 — Mona Jain, MD, Ph.D.
2009 — Was not awarded
2008 — Carol D. Morsani
2008 — Pamela S. Muma
2007 — Dr. Kay Glasser
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
jan platt
2015 Award Recipient
The WLP Community Leadership Lifetime
Achievement Award is presented on a
special basis to an outstanding leader
whose life’s work has demonstratably
improved our communities and has
contributed to the advancement of women.
PAST RECIPIENTS
2014 — Lee Leavengood
2013 — Louise Lykes Ferguson
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS
9:15 - 10:15 am
MANAGING THE TURBULENCE: COURSE CORRECTION, CHANGING ALTITUDE
One of the most important, and sometimes most difficult, decisions in our lives is determining what
career path to choose. Many of us will have several careers in our lifetime: sometimes working for
others, sometimes working for ourselves, and sometimes working as volunteers. Many will retire and
then seek an encore career. Our panel will share how to reinvent yourself and still keep your place in
the community. We will tap into how to manage the turbulence; how to identify opportunities for course
correction and share strategies on how to do this gracefully and successfully.
• Moderator: Penny Parks, MBA, Owner, Links Financial LLC
• Panelists: Dara M. Chenevert, Esq., SPHR, Director of Human Resources & Organizational
Development, Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART)
Jacqueline Darna, CEO & Medical Inventor of No Mo Nausea
Emerald Morrow, Reporter, WTSP-TV Channel 10
MISSION CONTROL TO WLP: WE HAVE LIFT OFF
Consider the impact of the legacy of philanthropy throughout generations. Whether our grandparents or
parents charted our course of giving by their example or whether we initiate the mission and the journey
ourselves, the desire to make a difference is an inherent part of many people’s DNA, especially women.
Our panel will share their journey of paying it forward, the role that support from family has played in
their philanthropic journey, and how outside influences such as peers, teachers, and their community
empowered them to lift off and chart their own course to a life of impactful, fulfilling giving.
• Moderator: Liana Fernandez Fox, PhD, Community Volunteer & Philanthropist
• Panelists: Elizabeth Fowler, Director and Treasurer, Triad Foundation, Inc.
Liz Kennedy, Community Volunteer & Philanthropist
Anila Jain, M.D., MBA,Physician and Medical Consultant, Anila Jain M.D.
Consulting and Chair, Women in Leadership & Philanthropy
Maisie Reddy, Community Volunteer & Philanthropist
SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS IN EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
Today’s environment demands innovation, global perspective,
collaboration and growth. Why do some individuals or organizations SPONSORED BY:
create and sustain positive momentum in leading strategic change while
others make a great start but fail to execute? There is no one clear path
to reach your goals, both personally and professionally-sometimes it is
about taking a step back in order to move forward in your career. Our
panel will share their experience and address
strategies for you to advance your career.
• Moderator: Lauren Key, Vice President of Marketing, Florida Hospital West Florida Region
• Panelist: Denyse Bales-Chubb, CEO of Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel
Colleen Chappell, President & CEO of ChappellRoberts
Patti Phillips, CEO of the National Association of Collegiate Women’s
Athletic Administrators
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS
10:30 - 11:30 am
UP, UP AND AWAY: THE POWER OF MENTORING
Mentoring has become a very hot topic in professional development. While
some women are comfortable reaching out and asking for mentorship,
others are not quite sure where to start or what the benefits of mentoring
might be. Join us for a panel discussion on why mentoring is important,
and how to select a mentor, and how to mentor someone. For those who
have been mentored, have you considered when it is time to take the next
step to become a mentor yourself? When you decided, how do you make
that transition?The panel will also elaborate on the benefits a corporate
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mentoring program can offer to both the ROI of the company and for the morale of the employees. Most
importantly, you’ll be challenged to think about how mentoring is a two way street where the mentor
and mentee are able to learn from each other and grow together. Take a fresh look at mentoring.
• Moderator: Melanie Lenz, Senior Vice President of Strategy & Development, Tampa Bay Rays
• Panelist: Priscilla Sosa, WLP Scholar - USF Sarasota Manatee, University of South Florida Student
Barbara Twine Thomas, Circuit Court Judge
De Anna Sheffield Ward , V.P. of Marketing and Partnerships, Alum Big Sister,
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay
CHART YOUR COURSE TO GOOD HEALTH
Many of us have so many responsibilities in life that we forget to take SPONSORED BY:
care of ourselves. With all the demands of family and work, many women
do not make their own health a priority, yet we book our kids’ annual
physicals a year in advance or drive our parents to and from their doctors’
appointments. While it’s hard to prioritize, self-care is an important aspect
of stress management. This panel will discuss the importance of taking
control of your health as well as share some of the recent technological advances that will influence you.
We will discuss solutions that affect all ages and share strategies to help women overcome some of the
common barriers to self-care, such as time, money and motivation.
• Moderator: Carmella Sebastian, MD, MS, Senior Medical Director Clinical Client Solutions at Florida
Blue and President at Dr Carm, LLC
• Panelist: Catherine M. Lynch, MD, Associate Vice President for Faculty Development and Women’s
Health, Associate Dean MCOM for Faculty Development,
Professor, Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive
Surgery, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine;
Medical Director, Inpatient Obstetrical Services, Tampa General Hospital
Amy Ruth, Senior Vice President, Human Services Group and Chief Human Resource
Officer, Florida Blue
Glenda Parker, MD, Physician, Florida Hospital Carrollwood
GOING BEYONG YOUR DREAMS: WOMEN LEADING THE USF SYSTEM
The USF System occupies a unique place in the higher education landscape in our
country as a major research university that is helmed by three remarkable women leaders: USF
System President Judy Genshaft, USF St. Petersburg Regional Chancellor Sophia Wisniewska, and
USF Sarasota-Manatee Regional Chancellor Sandra Stone. All three have unique stories of how they
overcame barriers to achieve undeniable success, and work together collaboratively to ensure the future
excellence of the USF System. Moderated by former USF Board of Trustees Chair Rhea Law, this power
panel will share stories about their professional journey and reveal strategies for success that will aid
you in aiming high in work and life and achieving your dreams.
• Moderator: Rhea Law, Chair, Florida Offices, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney
• Panelist: Dr. Judy Genshaft, System President, University of South Florida
Dr. Sandra Stone, Regional Chancellor, USF Sarasota Manatee
Dr. Sophia Wisniewska, Regional Chancellor, USF St. Petersburg
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