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SUMMARY:Women's Network January Luncheon 2017
DESCRIPTION:Presented by:\n\n\n\nWelcome Sponsor:\n\nBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central Missouri\n\nJoin Women's Network as we welcome Dan Hesse\, former Sprint CEO\, who believes conscience-driven ethical leadership is paramount\, and business leadership is a vocation akin to teaching\, public service\, the clergy or parenting. Given a business leader's impact on employees\, customers\, shareholders\, suppliers and the communities the company serves\, he supports the growing movement toward maximizing stakeholder-value vs. the more limited shareholder-value. Sometimes this means starting over. An example of this is how the Kansas City Royals took a long-term view to win the recent World Championship by rebuilding their farm system from the ground-up. It meant years of losses while the talent was drafted and developed\, similar to a telecom company like Sprint ripping out and replacing its old\, disjointed networks with a new\, integrated modern network\, but these short-term sacrifices lead to more success long-term. \n\nAdvance registration is appreciated. Online registration is $15 for Women's Network members and $18 for guests until Tuesday\, January 17\, 2017. Cost after the registration deadline at the door will be $18 for Women's Network members and $21 for guests. We hope to see you there!\n\nIf you have any further questions or dietary needs\, please contact Kristen Grusenmeyer at (573) 817-9119.
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\nBig Brothers Big Sisters of Central Missouri
\n\nJoin Women'\;s Network as we welcome Dan Hesse\, former Sprint \;CEO\, who \;believes conscience-driven ethical leadership is paramount\, and business leadership is a vocation akin to teaching\, public service\, the clergy or parenting. Given a business leader&rsquo\;s impact on employees\, customers\, shareholders\, suppliers and the communities the company serves\, he supports the growing movement toward maximizing stakeholder-value vs. the more limited shareholder-value. Sometimes this means starting over. An example of this is how the Kansas City Royals took a long-term view to win the recent World Championship by rebuilding their farm system from the ground-up. It meant years of losses while the talent was drafted and developed\, similar to a telecom company like Sprint ripping out and replacing its old\, disjointed networks with a new\, integrated modern network\, but these short-term sacrifices lead to more success long-term. \;
\n\nAdvance registration is appreciated. Online registration is $15 for Women'\;s Network members and $18 for guests until Tuesday\, January 17\, 2017. Cost after the registration deadline at the door will be $18 for Women'\;s Network members and $21 for guests. We hope to \;see you there!
\n\nIf you have any further questions or dietary needs\, please contact \;Kristen Grusenmeyer at \;(573) 817-9119.
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LOCATION:PeachTree Catering & Banquet Center 120 E Nifong Blvd Ste D Columbia\, MO 652054003
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URL:https://business.columbiamochamber.com/events/details/women-s-network-january-luncheon-2017-01-19-2017-3942
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