Top 5 seminars based on the Quality/Usefulness of Information:


Thank you to all of you who participated in the conference and helped us to make the conference a success. Here is a summary of what you said.

  • The Seminars are considered the most valuable part of the conference from a professional standpoint, followed by the Opening Session.
  • From a personal standpoint, the Keynote luncheon was most valuable followed by the Seminars.
  • The conference met or exceeded the expections of more than 96% of respondents.
  • 63% plan to attend next year.
  • PBWC members are wired. The preferred method of contact is Email (74%) with Direct Mail a distant 2nd (17%).

Top 5 seminars based on the Quality/Usefulness of Information:

  1. Own It, Build It and Make It Happen
  2. Stop Auditioning! (TM)
  3. From Math, Science and Technology to Cool Careers
  4. It's Your Career - You Drive It!
  5. How To Be a Smart Investor with $500 or $500,000

Top 4 seminars based on the Effectiveness of Presenter(s)

  1. Own It, Build It and Make It Happen
  2. Stop Auditioning! (TM)
  3. From Math, Science and Technology to Cool Careers
  4. A View From The Top It's Your Career - You Drive It!

Meet the president, the founder, and the past president

From left to right: Janet Lamkin, PBWC President 2001-2002; Jackie Speier, PBWC Founder and California State Senator; Lydia Beebe, Past President PBWC

This page is preserved from the original PBWC website. It is part of News and Newsletters in the PBWC Website Archive 1996–2015.

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