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Filipina Summit: Friday, Oct 30, 2009 Schedule

Filipina Caucus
Friday, Oct 30, 2009
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, California


Register NOW. Daily registration available. 
Go to
www.filipinawomensnetwork.org/events
and click on "Filipina Summit"

Ruthe Catolico Ashley

Keynote -
"Filipina Leadership: Action NOW"
Ruthe Catolico Ashley
Chair, Presidential Advisory Council on Diversity
American Bar Association
Founding President & CEO, Calfornia ALL


Profile of Asian Women in the Workplace and Why CEDAW
is Critical to Filipina Women's Issues
Emily Murase. PhD
Executive Director, Department on the Satus of Women
San Francisco, CA

Learning Sessions


1) Filipinas in Motion: Peer Circles

We begin the Filipina Summit with getting to know your peers at breakfast.  Join the Peer Circle of your choice.  Four opportunities to network with peers - you may join a different Peer Circle each time:
  • Friday, Oct. 30 - 7:30-9am @ breakfast
  • Saturday, Oct. 31 - 7:30-9am @ breakfast; 12-1pm @ lunch
  • Sunday, Nov. 1 - 8-9am @ brunch
  • Filipinas in the Arts -
    • Judy Romanenkov, Artist, JBMR Paintings
    • Dr. Priscilla Magante Quinn, Educator
  • Filipinas in Successful Careers and Life Transitions -
    • Cora Tellez, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sterling HSA
    • Zeny Cunanan, President & CEO, Galaxy Global Corporation
  • Filipinas in Communications -
    • Susie Quesada, Marketing Manager, Ramar Foods International
    • Nerissa Fernandez, Public Relations, ABS-CBN International
  • Filipinas in Education -
    • Eleonor Castillo, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Maryland, College Park
    • Thelma Boac, Principal, Silver Creek High School
  • Filipina Entrepreneurs -
    • Sol Manaay, Founder and CEO, CARE ON CALL, INC.
    • Lita Abele, President & CEO, U.S. Lumber
  • Filipinas in Finance & Administration -
    • Sonia Delen, Senior Vice President, Banc of America Leasing, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
    • Judy Arteche Carr, Managing Director, Arteche Global Group
  • Filipinas in Healthcare -
    • Laarni San Juan, Public Health Nurse, San Mateo County
    • Norma Panahon, M.D., Medical Director, Buffalo Psychiatric Center
  • Filipinas in the Food Industry -
    • Lorrie Reynoso, Chef Instructor, Institute for Culinary Education
    • Brenda Buenviaje, Chef/Owner, Brenda's French Soul Food
    • Evelyn Bunoan, Master Chef / Restauranteur & TV Host,
  • Filipinas in Law -
    • Rose Zimmerman, City Attorney, City of Daly City
    • Carina Castaneda, Law Offices of Carina Castaneda
  • Filipinas in Management -
    • Rebecca Delgado, Vice President, Community Relations & Govt Affairs, Academy of Art University
    • Dr. Patricia Espiritu Halagao, Associate Professor, College of Education, University of Hawaii; Global Teach
  • Filipinas in Uniform & Government -
    • Lt. Col. Shirley Raguindin, Arizona National Guard
    • Captain Raquel Cruz Bono, Chief of Staff, Deputy Director, TRICARE Management Activity, Medical Corps, US Navy
  • Filipinas in Nonprofit, Faith & Community Organizations -
    • Joselyn Geaga-Rosenthal, Greater Echo Elysian Neighborhood Council, Los Angeles
    • Maria Banatao, Principal, Banatao Family Filipino American Education Fund
  • Filipinas in Politics -
    • Joanne F. Del Rosario, Mayor, Town of Colma, California
    • Lorraine Inouye, State Senator, Hawaii (former)
  • Filipinas in Science & Technology -
    • Dely Alcantara, Senior Research Scientist, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of New Mexico
    • Nana Luz, Co-Founder, Softype, Inc.
    • Dr. Nini Bautista
ABOUT FILIPINAS IN MOTION: PEER CIRCLES
These are small discussion groups of Filipina women in similar fields and professional areas of expertise. Each group has a Peer Discussion Leader who will facilitate the flow of ideas and ensure participant sharing and empowerment. Topics will cover career strategies, real-life stories (triumphs, struggles, accomplishments), an insider's perspective on how Filipinas navigate their unique workplaces, and best practices on how to "arrive, survive, and thrive" in the world of work. These small discussion circles will provide an environment to restart thought processes and expand thinking. Registered summit attendees can join any Peer Circle of their choice.

WHY PARTICIPATE:
Whether you're an entrepreneur, student, career changer, homemaker, new or re-entering the workplace, up-and-coming supervisor, seasoned manager, or top executive, Filipinas in Motion has a place for you. FWN provides tools to improve life skills, career competencies, and capacities for leadership effectiveness - thinking strategically, acting decisively, and influencing others. Focusing on real life, business, and career advancement experiences from practitioners, corporate managers, and community leaders.


2)  Run Filipina Run: Filipina Women Who Could Be President (panel of Filipina Electeds) (Public Service Track)

>> Public Service Learning Track Chair:  Dr. Jennifer Ong, API Caucus

>> Moderator:  Ruth Uy Asmundson, Ph.D., Mayor, City of Davis, California

» Joanne del Rosario, Mayor, City of Colma (California) 
Topic:  What does it take to engage the next generation of Filipina politicians?

» Lorraine R. Inouye, (D) former Senator for District 1 (Hawaii)
Topic:  What it takes to win

» Lynn Finnegan, (R) House Republican Leader, Representative for District 32 (Hawaii) (Invited)
Topic:  Preparing to run - political consultants, fundraising, constituent issues and skill sets

» Gertrude Gregorio, Ph.D., Dean, Foothill College; President, School Board, New Haven Unified School District, Union City, California
Topic:  Being Filipina in the political field

3)  Filipina Leaders in the U.S. Military:  Advancing Women in a Traditionally Male-Dominated Industry (Management Track)


>> Panel Chair:  PS1Lorna Mae Devera, USN, Asian American/Pacific Islander Diversity Outreach Lead

» CAPP Raquel Bono, USN

» Lt. Col. Shirley Raguindin, Air National Guard

» Major Marlena Decelle, Army National Guard

4)  Being Corporate Savvy: The “Unwritten Rules” of an Organization: What You Don't Know Can Hurt Your Career  (Management Track)

>> ModeratorDenise Miles, Vice President, Social Responsibility Group, Wells Fargo
Topic:  Building your credibility

» Mivic Hirose, President & CEO, Laguna Honda Hospital
Topic: How to Build Effective Coalitions

» Rose Zimmerman, City Attorney, City of Daly City
Topic:  Gender Issues in the Workplace

» Cora Tellez, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sterling HSA
Topic: As I See It: The Future for Filipina Women

4)  Being Corporate Savvy: The “Unwritten Rules” of an Organization: What You Don't Know Can Hurt Your Career  (Management Track)

>> ModeratorDenise Miles, Vice President, Social Responsibility Group, Wells Fargo
Topic:  Building your credibility

» Mivic Hirose, President & CEO, Laguna Honda Hospital
Topic: How to Build Effective Coalitions

» Rose Zimmerman, City Attorney, City of Daly City
Topic:  Gender Issues in the Workplace

» Cora Tellez, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Sterling HSA
Topic: As I See It: The Future for Filipina Women

5)  (Entrepreneurship)

The Road to Entrepreneuring
>> ModeratorJosephine Romero, Trade Commissioner, Philippine Trade and Investment Center
Consulate General of the Philippines in San Francisco, USA

» Judy Arteche Carr, Managing Director, Arteche Global Group

» Susie Quesada, Marketing Manager, Ramar Foods International

» Delle Sering Fojas, President and CEO, Seven Seven Softwares (77Soft)

» Maryles Casto, (invited), President, Casto Travel

 

6)      ("My Life")

Survivors, Pathways, Healing and Transformations. A heart to breast talk, shame to sharing, recovery to renewal (“My Life”)
>> ModeratorMila Josue, Health and Wellness Educator, NAT Program Director American College of Nursing, Concord

» Gloria Caoile, (Survivor), Asian Pacific Labor Alliance, Senior Political Director , 100 Most Influential Filipina Women (2007)
» Shirley Orille Brasis, Survivor), City College of San Francisco, College Relations and Outreach, Nominee 100 most Influential Filipina Women, 2009
» Marlina Gonzales, (Survivor), Art Educator, Producer of InterMedia Arts of Minnesota and International Film Festivals, Pan-Asian Artist
» Jei Africa, PsyD, MSCP, Guest Speaker, Health Disparities Manager, San Mateo County Health System

Burlingame, California


 
 
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