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Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
Welcome Dennis Kennedy
Angeles Valenciano 03
Leadership
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National Board of Directors
Accomplishments & Achievements
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2015 Events
Grants
Premier Events Spotlight Membership
Individual
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Corporate 2
Financials
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welcome From dennis kennedy
Greetings,
As Founder and Chair of the National Diversity Council, it has been a pleasure to see how this organization continues to make
an impact in the diversity and inclusion field. Having the opportunity to lead such an astounding non-profit has allowed me to
connect with various diversity leaders and experience the council’s growth as a diversity and inclusion resource.
Founded in 2008, the National Diversity Council is the first non-profit organization to bring together the private, public, and
non-profit sectors to discuss the many dimensions and benefits of a multicultural environment. In the past year, the council
has taken pivotal strides in our efforts to promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace. In 2015, we launched several
successful initiatives, such as the DiversityFIRST™ Certification Program, which certifies graduates as NDCCDP (National
Diversity Council Certified Diversity Professionals). Following a successful first year, we will be hosting the certification
program in three major cities in 2016. In addition, we will also be hosting our Women in Leadership Symposiums across all
fifty states for the first time, in addition to several international locations.
I would like to thank all of our partners, sponsors, volunteers, and attendees for their support. Visit our website
www.nationaldiversitycouncil.org, to see how you can become more involved and brand yourself as a diversity champion.
Dennis Kennedy
Founder & Chair
National Diversity Council
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Dear Friends,
As the recently appointed Chief Executive Officer, it is my pleasure to introduce the National Diversity Council’s first Annual
Report. 2015 was a year defined by the continued pursuit of equity and inclusion across the nation. As our communities
become increasingly diverse, our function as advocates for diversity is imperative in fostering a truly inclusive mindset.
Throughout the report, you will learn about the National Diversity Council’s footprint, leadership, membership, finances, and
new initiatives. It is our hope that this overview will provide increased visibility into our 2015 efforts and highlight our greatest
achievements.
The National Diversity Council experienced exponential growth last year. Some of our new initiatives included the Council
for Latino Workplace Equity and our first international Women in Leadership Symposiums in London and Paris. Introducing
these new programs and expanding into the global market has propelled our organization to new heights. We look forward to
having an even greater scope and impact in 2016.
Thank you for taking time to review our progress and for your role in helping us grow. None of this would have been possible
without the assistance of our dedicated volunteers, members, and corporate partners. Our value lies in leaders like you
spearheading our community efforts to promote the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We hope that you
will continue to engage with us for many years to come.
Angeles Valenciano
Chief Executive Officer
National Diversity Council
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Leadership
n at i o n a l b o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s
Elizabeth Campbell
Partner & Chief Diversity
Officer
Andrews Kurth LLP
Dennis Kennedy
Denise Foster
Global Diversity & Inclusion
UPS
TBD
Founder & Chairman
National Diversity Council
USAA
Perika Sampson
Diana Thomas
Vice President &
Regional Diversity Officer
Morgan Stanley
Executive Thought Leader,
Advisor & Coach
Winning Results LLC
Jennifer
Gudenkauf
Karen Hill
Meghan Kahn
Fernando Little
Mario Middleton
National Director,
Urban Community Development
University of Phoenix
Rodney Morris
Assistant Vice President,
Diversity & Inclusion
Carolinas Healthcare System
Ellen Torbert
Stephanie Turner
Damon Williams,
PhD
Vice President, Leadership
Development & Learning
Bloomin’ Brands
Vice President,
Diversity & Inclusion
Southwest Airlines
Sr. Vice President,
Human Resources
Transamerica
Director,
Corporate Diversity & Inclusion
Lockheed Martin
Manager, Diversity & Inclusion
Aerotek
Sr. Vice President
The Elliot Group
SVP, Chief Educational & Youth
Development Officer
BP
Maine
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Women in Leadership
Symposium
accomplishments & achievements
events
current markets
ND C h o s t e d 9 4 d y n a m i c e v e n t s i n 2 0 1 5
England
France
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accomplishments & achievements
events
northwest region
washington
Seattle
• Most Powerful & Influental Women Breakfast
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
california
San Francisco
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
Silicon Valley
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Redwood Shores
• ERG Diversity Conference
Santa Clara
• Most Powerful Women in Technology
Dinner
colorado
Orange County
Denver
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Diversity Council Veterans Forum
• Multicultural Roundtable
• Most Powerful & Influental Women Breakfast
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Los Angeles
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
Garden Grove
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
San Diego
• Multicultural Roundtable
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Veterans Summit
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accomplishments & achievements
events
southwest region
oklahoma
Oklahoma City
• Women in Leadership Symposium
texas
Fort Worth
• Best Practices & DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
Richardson
• Best Practice & DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
Austin
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Best Practices & DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
Houston
• Women’s Conference
• Consulting Leadership Roundtable: DiversityFIRST
Awards Luncheon
• Best Practice & DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
• ERG Summit
• DiversityFIRST Certification Program
arizona
Scottsdale
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
Mesa
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Glendale
• DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
San Antonio
• Latino Leadership Conference
• Best Practice & DiversityFIRST Awards Luncheon
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Corpus Christi
• Young Women’s Leadership Symposium
• Women in Leadership Symposium
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accomplishments & achievements
events
midwest region
illinois
minnesota
St. Paul
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Chicago
• Women’s Conference
• College Diversity Summit
• Leadership Conference
ohio
Toledo
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Cleveland
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Multicultural Leadership Roundtable Columbus
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
Dayton
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Cincinnati
• Women’s Conference
• Women in Leadership Symposium
missouri
Webster Groves
• Women in Leadership Symposium
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accomplishments & achievements
events
southeast region
north carolina
Raleigh
• Diversity Best Practices Meeting
tennessee
maryland
Memphis
Baltimore
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Women in Leadership Symposium
alabama
Birmingham
florida
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Women’s Conference
Jacksonville
• Veterans Summit
Orlando
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• LGBT Allies Diversity Summit
Tampa Bay
• Young Women’s Leadership Symposium
• Women in Leadership Symposium
St. Petersburg
georgia
louisiana
Baton Rouge
• Women in Leadership Symposium
New Orleans
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Diversity Best Practices Meeting
Atlanta
• Women in Leadership
Symposium
• LGBT Allies Diversity Summit
• Leadership Conference
• College Diversity Summit
• Legal Diversity Summit
Miramar
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Corporate Responsibility Summit
Fort Myers
• Women in Leadership Conference
Fort Lauderdale
• Women’s Conference Miami
• Women in Leadership Symposium
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
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accomplishments & achievements
events
northeast & international region
new york
New York City
• College Diversity Summit • Women in Leaderhsip Symposium
• Diversity Best Practices Meeting
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
• Veterans Summit
massachusetts
Boston
• Women In Leadership Conference
• Business & Leadership Summit
pennsylvania
connecticut
Philadelphia
• Diversity & Leadership Conference
• Healthcare Diversity Summit
• Women in Leadership Symposium
Hartford
• Diversity Best Practices Meeting
Pittsburgh
• Diversity Conference
• Women in Leadership Conference
new jersey
Newark
• Diversity Best Practices Meeting
• Women in Leadership Symposium
France
Paris
• Women in Leadership Symposium
England
London
• Women in Leadership Symposium
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Women in Leadership
Symposium
accomplishments & achievements
Grants
National diversity council Receives Grants to Further Expansion
2015 was filled with great accomplishments for the National Diversity Council. Our
commitment to encouraging diversity and inclusion has allowed us to build many
treasured relationships with a variety of reputable organizations across the nation. These
connections have expanded our reach and led us to new heights of financial growth.
HSBC, a world-renowned
financial institution, bestowed
a grant worth $500,000 on the
National Diversity Council.
Over the past year, the National Diversity Council increased corporate partner revenue
by 30% and gained over half a million dollars in grants. As a non-profit organization,
financial barriers create constraints that hinder our ability to grow and expand to new markets. Grants awarded throughout the
year have contributed to filling the financial void and assisted with fulfilling the organization’s mission.
“I cannot begin to express how grateful we are to have received an abundant amount of support from our partners,” said
Dennis Kennedy, Founder and Chair of National Diversity Council. “Their contributions have helped us reach new heights in
contributing to the improvement of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.”
HSBC, a world-renowned financial institution, bestowed a grant worth $500,000 on the National Diversity Council. This funding
allowed us to build our staff and improve event quality. As a result, we were able to successfully plan numerous conferences and
symposiums with over 3,500 attendees throughout the year.
In addition, the National Diversity Council was also awarded a $30,000 grant by East West Bank and a $120,000 grant by Google
to utilize Google AdWords, an online advertising tool. These funds also contributed to the expansion of the council, as they
allowed us to enter new markets and put on a plethora of successful events.
As we move forward into 2016, the National Diversity Council will continue its mission to promote diversity across the nation
with the goal of hosting an event in all 50 states for the first time. This can only be accomplished through the continued support
and generosity of organizations that see the value of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and communities of our great
nation.
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DiversityFIRST™
Certification Program
accomplishments & achievements
premier Events spotlight
over 20 business Leaders trained as national diversity council certified
professionals
In November of 2015, the National Diversity Council hosted the Inaugural
DiversityFIRST™ Certification program in Houston, Texas. The 5-day event
prepared 23 business leaders to implement diversity and inclusion initiatives within
their organizations by certifying them as National Diversity Council Certified
Professionals (NDCCDP).
“In today’s business world, diversity and inclusion is imperative in retaining top
talent and ensuring continued growth,” said Dennis Kennedy, Founder and Chair
of the National Diversity Council. “The DiversityFIRST™ certification program
provides professionals with the tools they need to create an open and inclusive work
environment.”
“I feel I have more tools in my toolbox
to help my organization move forward
in the D&I space. I will recommend this
program and look forward to seeing
how it progresses.”
– NDCCDP Graduate
The DiversityFIRST™ Certification Program offered 5 days of intensive curriculum teaching qualified professionals the
importance of diversity and inclusion. Topics such as “Cultural Competence,” “Inclusive Leadership,” and “Multigenerational
Diversity”equipped participants with the knowledge required to implement effective diversity initiatives within their own
organizations. After successfully completing the course material, participants took a comprehensive exam before graduating.
“I feel I have more tools in my toolbox to help my organization move forward in the D&I space. I will recommend this program
and look forward to seeing how it progresses,” said one NDCCDP graduate.
Due to the tremendous success of the inaugural event, the National Diversity Council will host the DiversityFIRST™
Certification program in California, Florida and Texas in 2016, with the goal of certifying 100 professionals.
For more information and to register for the certification program nearest you, please visit
www.nationaldiversitycouncil.org/diversityFirst
or contact Cecilia Orellana-Rojas at [email protected].
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Premier events spotlight
business leaders recognized at inaugural latino leadership conference
On October 28, 2015 the Council for Latino Workplace Equity
(CLWE), a new initiative of the National Diversity Council, held its
first program targeting the Latino community – the Inaugural Latino
Leadership Conference. Themed “Latinos Rising Up to Leadership:
The Time is Now,” the conference gathered expert leaders from various
backgrounds and industries to collaborate and move the Latino agenda
from awareness to action. The event provided a forum to discuss how
a diverse workforce enhances our ability to address the needs of our
increasingly diverse communities and more specifically, the needs of the
ever-growing Hispanic community.
“It was inspiring to experience the commitment
and energy of the various Latino professionals
at the inaugural Latino Leadership Conference in
San Antonio, Texas. I came away with questions to
help push how I am thinking about diversity and
inclusion in my own work.”
– Susi Collins of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
The conference began with two concurrent sessions in which attendees
were able to attend workshops and panels on various topics relating
to Latino leadership. Topics included: “Latinas as the New Paradigm
Shifters,” “The State of Latinos in the U.S.,” and “Attracting, Developing, and Promoting the New Generation of Latino
Leaders,” among others. Attendees also had the opportunity to network prior to the luncheon, as well as explore the exhibit
on the history of Texan cultures on display at the conference venue, the University of Texas’ Institute of Texan Cultures.
Participants would return to partake in additional breakout sessions after the luncheon.
Susi Collins of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation said of the event “It was inspiring to experience the commitment and
energy of the various Latino professionals at the inaugural Latino Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas. I came away
with questions to help push how I am thinking about diversity and inclusion in my own work.”
During the event luncheon, Angeles Valenciano, Chief Executive Officer of the National Diversity Council and Founder of the
Council for Latino Workplace Equity, spoke on the purpose of the event and the need for initiatives like the Latino Leadership
Conference to bolster the Latino community’s voice and influence. Tony Plana, esteemed actor, director, and Hispanic rights
activist, served as keynote speaker, addressing the harmful stereotypes about the Latino/Hispanic community perpetrated by
Hollywood. He shared his personal mission and efforts to educate Hispanic youth in the arts so that this segment of the
population can be more represented within the media and therefore create a more accurate representation of Latinos in America.
The event luncheon culminated in the recognition of the 2015 Top Latino Leaders. This award serves to recognize those
Latinos who have overcome barriers and achieved success within their careers to rise to the top of their respective organizations,
paving the way for other Latinos to advance in the corporate arena as well. To view the 2015 award winners, please visit
clwe.org/top25hispanicleaders/2015/.
The 2nd Annual Latino Leadership Conference is
planned for August 11, 2016 in Miami, Florida. Eduardo
Martinez, President of the UPS Foundation and Chief
Diversity & Inclusion Officer for UPS, will serve as
Keynote Speaker during the event luncheon. We invite
you to join us at the FIU Kovens Conference Center
as we celebrate “One Community, One Vision, One
Action” and recognize the 2016 Top Latino Leaders.
For more information, please visit: clwe.org.
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Paris, France
Women in Leadership
Symposium
accomplishments & achievements
Premier events spotlight
National Diversity Council Goes Global with London & Paris Women in
Leadership Symposiums
In 2015, the National Diversity Council, in partnership with King’s College and Capgemini, hosted the first global Women in
Leadership Symposiums in London, England and Paris, France. The events provided a platform for dialogue on the role of
women in the workplace. This year’s theme was, “Celebrating Leadership: The Power of Women in the Workplace.”
“I am thrilled with the success of our first global Women in Leadership Symposiums,” said Dennis Kennedy, Founder and
Chair of the National Diversity Council. “This type of events allow a diverse group of successful women to unite their
knowledge and experiences in order to improve gender equality in the workplace.”
These signature events serve as an introduction to the NDC’s advocacy for diversity on a global scale. They brought together
an international panel of executives with extensive cross sector experience from Finland, Austria, Germany, England, India,
Somalia and the US, amongst others. The events began with registration, breakfast and networking sessions.
Following the opening activities, the symposiums offered panel discussions featuring various topics such as “Corporate
Playbook for Women,” “Cracking the Confidence Code – What Women Need to Know,” “Nice Girls Don’t Ask,” “Speak Like
a Man,” and “My Styles, My Success.” During these discussions, the panelists shared some of the lessons learned from their
successful careers. Question & answer sessions were also held at the events, promoting participation amongst the attendees.
The symposiums concluded with recognition of sponsors.
Due to the great success of these global events, the National Diversity Council will hold additional Women in Leadership
Symposiums across the world in 2016. To view the full schedule of events, please visit www.globaldiversitycouncil.org.
Paris Panelists:
Héléne
Barnekow
CEO Sweden
TeliaSonera
Katherine
Corich
Global CEO & Founder
Sysdoc GroupGroup
Aurélie SykesDarmon
Founding Member
WoMen’Up
Nutan
Wozencroft
Chief Financial Officer
UNESCO
London Panelists:
Angeles
Valenciano
Chief Executive Officer
Natiional Diversity Council
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Lesley Wan
Corporate Real Estate
Counsel Lloyds Banking
Group
Sharon
Weintraub
CFO, Global Oil Europe
BP
Sabrina Clarke
Head of Diversity &
Inclusion Barclaycard, PCB
Tessa
Harrison
Director of Students &
Education King’s College
Ritva
Sotamaa
Chief Legal Officer
Unilever
membership
2015 individual membership demographics
California
Women in Leadership
Symposium
MEN
26%
members by Gender
WOMEN
73%
members by Career level
members by region
45%
45%
42%
37%
25%
21%
17%
14%
13%
11%
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C o r p o r at e m e m b e r s h i p
21st Century Oncology Air Products
Amegy Bank
American Honda Motor Company Archer Daniels Midland Company
Aviall Inc. Baylor University
BD Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana
Bowman & Brooke LLP Broward Health
Campbell Soup Company
Caterpillar
CenterPoint Energy
Christo Rey Jesuit
City of Hope
Cleco
CORP! Magazine
Cricket Communications
Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Dave & Buster’s Entertainment
Denton
DFW International Airport
Entergy Texas
EverBank
FirstEnergy
Friedkin Companies, Inc.
Global Printing
Grow Financial Federal Credit Union
Harris Health
Highmark
Hospitality Industry Diversity Institute
IHG
Intercontinental Hotel Group
JM Family Enterprises Inc.
Keck Medicine of USC
KPMG
Lincoln Financial Group
Luby’s Fuddruckers
MedTronic
Michigan First Credit Union
MWH Public Relations
Newmont Mining Corporation
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Oncor
PGA Tour
Popeyes
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Raytheon Company
Robert Half International
Saint Leo University
Seton Healthcare Family
Southwest Research Institute
State Bar Assoication
Strategic Restaurants Acquisition Company, LLC
Sun Trust
TDECU-Your Credit Union
Texas Health Resources-Presbyterian Dallas Hospital
Texas Tech University
The Home Depot
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Texas, Inc.
United Airlines
University of Phoenix
UPS
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Wal-Mart
Welk Resorts
WGU Texas
Wortham Insurance
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Aerotek
Alamo Colleges American Airlines
Andrews Kurth
Arizona State University
B. Braun Medical Inc.
Baylor Scott & White Health
Black Knight Financial Services
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Bridgeway Health Solutions
Burnett Specialist
Capgemini
CB&I
Chartis
Christus Health City of Houston
Colliers
Country Financial
Crystal Stairs, Inc.
Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau
David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
DSM
Enterprise Holdings
Experis
Florida International University
Gamestop
Golf Channel
Gulf Interstate Engineering
Haynes and Boone L.LP
Hilcorp Energy
Houston Department of Health and Human Services
Ingram Microsystems
Jack in the Box
Johnson & Johnson
Kelsey-Seybold
Leadership Advisory Group
Lockheed Martin
MARTA
Memorial Hermann Hospital
Monty & Ramirez LLP
National Grid
NextEra Energy
Odell Resources
Overton Brooks VA Medical Center
Phillips 66
Pratt & Whitney
Proskauer Rose LLP
Regina Rogers
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Scott’s Miracle Grow
SMBC
Sparrow Health
State Farm
Strasburger & Price LLP
Sunoco
Tech Data Corporation
Texas Business Alliance
The Boeing Company
The Timken Companies
The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
Transamerica
University of Houston-Downtown
University of San Francisco
US Oncology
Valero Energy Corporation
Waste Management
Wellpoint
Winston
Wyndham Worldwide
AIG
Alcatel-Lucent
American Electric Power
Applied Materials
Army & Air Force Exchange Service
Bacardi
Bayou City Event Center
Bloomin’ Brands
Blue Cross Blue Shield Texas
Bright House Networks
Butzel Long
Capital Metro
CBS Interactive CHI St. Luke’s Health
CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health
City of San Antonio
Constellation Energy
Cox Communications
Cubic Transportation Systems, Inc.
Dallas County Community College District
DaVita
Detroit Energy
Empath Health
Esterline Communication Systems
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Florida Virtual School
Giant Eagle
Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce
Halliburton
H-E-B
Holiday Inn Club Vacations
Houston Methodist
INROADS
Jackson National Life Insurance
Jones Walker LLP
Kendall College
Lee Hecht Harrison
Lone Star College System
McDonalds
Mercedes Benz Financial
Morrison & Foerster LLP
Neeley School of Business at TCU
Nielsen
Office Max
Panasonic
Plante Moran
Praxair, Inc.
Rackspace Hosting
Republic Services
RR Donnely
Sedgwick, Detert, Moran, Arnold LLP
Southeastern Grocers LLC
Spectra Energy
Steverson Staffing
Strategic Staffing Solutions
Symantec
Tesoro Corporation
Texas Instruments
The City of Corpus Christi
The University of Texas at Arlingon
The University of Texas Medical Branch
Trihealth
University of Michigan
University of the Incarnate Word
USAA
VALIC
Wayne State University
Wells Fargo
Wong Fleming P.C.
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Air Liquide
Alliance
American Express
Apptio
AT&T
Baylor Health Care System
Bayside Printing
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Blue Shield of California
Broadway Bank
CA Technologies
Carolinas Healthcare System
CDW
Children’s Health
City National Bank
Clark State Community College
Cornerstone Home Lending, Inc.
CPS Energy
CVS
Dana Corp
Day Pitney
Detroit Public Television
Entergy
Events of Significance
Fiat-Chrysler
Ford & Harrison LLP
Global Collaborations
Greeley and Hansen
Harland Clarke Corp.
Hess Corporation
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield
HSBC
Insight Consulting Group, LLC
Jetall Companies
Judy’s World
KIA Motors America
Level 3 Communications
Medical Mutual
MedImpact Healthcare Systems
METRO Transportation Authority
Mount Carmel Health System
Nestlé, USA
NorCal Group
Our Lady of the Lake University- Houston
Performance English
PNC Bank
Premier Health Partners
Richard’s Disposal Inc.
Right Management
Saint David’s Healthcare
Sense Corp.
Southwest
St. David’s Healthcare
STP Nuclear
Straz Center for the Performing Arts
Sysco Corporation
Texas A&M University-Commerce
Texas Southern University Jesse H. Jones School of Business
The City of Houston
The University of Texas at Central Texas
The UT Health Science Center at San Antonio
Tyson Foods
University of North Texas
University of Toledo
USF Federal Credit Union
VIA Metropolitan Transit
Weber Shandwick
Westchester Medical Clinic
Worley Parsons
Maine
Women in Leadership
Symposium
2015 Financials
Revenue
Consulting/Certification
Events
Corporate Membership
Individual Membership
Grants
Other
Total Revenue
126,657
307,826
863,272
21,842
213,000
911
1,533,508
Expenses
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Operations
Technology
104,354
1,242,081
507
Total Expenses
1,346,942
Change in net assets
186,566
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Pennsylvania
Women in Leadership
Symposium
Sta f f
Laura Alvarado
Sr. Director of Operations
& Communications
Lorena Barcenas
Coordinator
Brandy Berry
Junior Coordinator
Javier Castro
Business Development
Jason DeGroot
Chief Financial Officer
Albien Fezga
Front End Web Developer
Lauren Gadson Graphic Designer
Kelsea Haught
Coordinator
Alessandra Jaime
Coordinator
Dennis Kennedy
Founder & Chair
Darlene King
Jason Lee
Rachel Lopez
Jasmine Mack
Mae Marshall Director
Front End Web Developer
Coordinator
Communications Specialist
Program & Event Manager
Ameerah Mukayed
Lanre Ogunbufunmi
Cecilia Orellana-Rojas
Ashlyn Outler
Jim Penny
Senior Coordinator
Coordinator
VP Strategy and Research
National Program
Executive Director
Coordinator
Sofia Reed
Lauren Reese
Rachel Robledo
Jacob Tadesse
Dejoron Thorpe
Regional Manager
CoordinatorCoordinatorManager Coordinator
Lauren Truong
Angeles Valenciano
David Vanek
Jackie WilliamsKelly Williams
Graphic Designer
Chief Executive Officer
Business Development
Sr. Graphic Designer
Coordinator
Michael Zamora
Communications Manager