Conference quark::mennotes-v1

214.0. "Maynard presentations on "androgyny in leadership"" by CFACOM::DERKSEN (Mahasamadhi with curry and cashews) Mon Feb 29 1988 10:10

                   CELEBRATING DIFFERENCES SERIES
                     INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S WEEK 

Lunchtime presentations on Thursday, March 10 and Friday, March 11 have been 
scheduled in recognition of International Women's Week. 

Thursday, March 10th 
	Maynard Conference Room
	PKO3-1/D8, from 12:00 to 1:00.  

Dr. Marcene Marcoux of Goodmeasure Enterprises
	Topic:  Leadership for the 21st Century

Dr. Marcoux will be speaking about the leadership needs for America today.
She will be discussing: masculine and feminine approaches to leadership
and the strengths and weaknesses of each model; the advantages of androgyny 
in leadership; the need for collaboration in business as shown in business 
teams and joint ventures.  She will also talk about the changing workforce, 
the growing significance of international markets and the importance of 
selling differently to each culture.  Dr. Marcoux will discuss the need for 
leadership at all levels. Finally, she will address the need for global 
leadership and the need for metaphors for leaders in the 21st century.



Friday, March 11th
	Maynard Conference Room
	PKO3-1/D8, from 12:00 to 1:00.  

Dr. Claudia Dobkin of DEC/Media Communications Group
	Topic:  Case Studies in French Advertising

You don't have to be a man to like women in French advertising.  You can 
indulge in high calorie foods and break away from family and chores. But 
that's not all; people enjoy, discuss and even celebrate advertising. A 
presentation of selected award-winning campaigns will show how language, 
culture and women interact in French advertising and why it has become a 
noteworthy cultural phenomenon.