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Featured Speakers
| Ana Corrales is Director of Finance at Cisco
Systems, supporting the Manufacturing organization in setting
the strategy and processes for worldwide manufacturing. In addition,
she is responsible for manufacturing financial controls including
the Sarbanes-Oxley certification. Ana joined Cisco in November
of 1997 from Hewlett Packard. She has a background in manufacturing
operations, manufacturing strategy and finance, spanning over
eight years of industry experience. Ms. Corrales holds a bachelor’s
degree in Economics and Mathematics from the University of Washington
and a master’s degree in Engineering Economics and Operations
Research from Stanford University. |
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| Eugenia Corrales is Vice President of Manufacturing
Technology at Cisco Systems. She is responsible for defining strategies
and capabilities in the areas of Test, Reliability, Quality and
New Product Introduction, both at the system and component level.
Ms. Corrales joined Cisco in May of 1999 from Hewlett Packard.
She has a broad background, spanning over 16 years of industry
experience, in the areas of Manufacturing Technology, Product
Development and Field Services. Ms. Corrales holds a bachelor’s
degree in Physics from Grinnell College and a master’s degree
in Manufacturing Systems Engineering from Stanford University. |
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| Maria Degois-Sainz is President,
Cardiac Surgery, at Guidant Corporation and a member of Guidant’s
Management Committee. Prior to that she served as Vice President
of Global Marketing for Vascular Intervention, overseeing all
aspects of worldwide marketing for Guidant's minimally invasive
treatments for coronary artery disease. Ms. Degois-Sainz has held
other key positions within Guidant including Director, Stent Marketing;
European Marketing Director, Vascular Intervention; Vice President,
Guidant Intermedics Europe; and Vice President, Cardiac Rhythm
Management and Cardiac Surgery Europe. She has been with Guidant
since its spin-off from Eli Lilly and Company in 1994. |
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| Anna Fels, M.D., is a practicing
psychiatrist who has written for the New York Times Book Review,
the Science Times section of the New York Times, The Nation, Self,
the Times Literary Supplement, and The Harvard Business Review.
She is the author of Necessary Dreams: Ambition in Women’s
Changing Lives. A member of the faculty of the Weill Medical College
of Cornell University at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Fels
lives with her husband and two children in New York City. |
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Andrea Peiro is the CEO and Practice
Director of Market Intelligence at the Small Business Technology
Institute. As a recognized authority on small business technology,
Mr. Peiro leads the Institute’s mission to foster the adoption
of information technology within this thriving segment of the
economy. Mr. Peiro serves as Publisher of the Small Business Technology
Magazine, and is founder of programs dedicated to helping entrepreneurs
understand and use information technologies, including the SBDC
Technology Advisory Program, SheBusiness and WebVolunteer.
Andrea Peiro is the CEO and Practice Director of Market Intelligence
at the
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| Tom Rath is co-author of the #1
New York Times and #1 BusinessWeek bestseller How Full Is Your
Bucket? — a book that draws on decades of research to explore
the differences between leading an enthusiastic life and a miserable
one. His book is receiving acclaim worldwide, and appears regularly
on the major bestseller lists. At Gallup, Mr. Rath is the Global
Practice Leader for the organization’s hottest new innovation,
the Clifton StrengthsFinder, which has helped more than 1 million
people around the world discover their top five strengths. |
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| Sue Shellenbarger is the creator
and writer of the Wall Street Journal's Work & Family column.
The former chief of the Journal's Chicago news bureau, Shellenbarger
started the column in 1991 to provide the nation's first regular
coverage of the growing conflict between work and family and its
implications for the workplace and society. The Breaking Point
is her first book. |
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