And the winners of the BWLC Stock Market Game are …

Texas/NY Team at 5.7% profit!

• Jacinth Rosa
• Valerie Mason-Cunningham
• Marie Nelson
• Jennifer Allen
• Linda Todd
• Maimouna Tamba

Congratulations to all of you, and thanks to everyone for participating!

One of our former BWLC Summit speakers and the coach for our BWLC pilot development program, Stephanie Chick has published her first book entitled “Deliver the Package.” Find out more about how awesome Stephanie is by visiting her website http://www.deliverthepackage.com/excerpt or purchasing her book “Deliver the Package,” which shares Simple truths to help you set your genius free. The book was written for corporate employees to help them unleash their genius – at work and in life! It is available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle.

Stephanie Chick

Professional Coach and Genius

Stephanie Chick is the visionary creator of Deliver the Package^®, a breakthrough coaching model that teaches you how to unleash your personal genius—in the workplace and beyond. Stephanie is a passionate, inspiring, and results-focused professional coach. Her coaching insights have been featured in BusinessWeek, Black Enterprise, Essence, Harvard Business Online, and Diversity, Inc. Stephanie is a trailblazer—a creative genius that models the authenticity, clarity, and courage that she expects of her clients.

Stephanie’s coaching clients include corporate executives at companies such as Xerox, Pepsi, HP, American Express, AT Kearney, Deutsche Bank, and Intel. Prior to launching Deliver the Package, Stephanie worked in corporate America for over fifteen years at IBM and HP in sales, business development, and marketing.

Stephanie resides in San Diego, CA with her husband, Donald and her son, Eric.

To learn more about Deliver the Package, visit www.deliverthepackage.com. Stephanie can be reached via email at stephanie@deliverthepackage.com.

One of the nation’s most respected experts in women’s career advancement and retention, Dr. Ella L.J. Edmondson Bell will be a keynote speaker for 2010 BWLC Summit. Find out more about the dynamic Dr. Bell by visiting the website www.careergpsthebook.com or to purchase her latest book “Career GPS” which shares the get-ahead tactics she has shared in mainstream publications, in her classroom, in workshops and in public speaking engagements. Visit http://www.bwlc.com/bwlc_form/2010summit.form.php to register for the 2010 BWLC Summit.

Ella L.J. Edmondson Bell, Ph.D., is the founder and president of ASCENT‐Leading Multicultural Women to the Top, as well as an Associate Professor of Business Administration at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. She is considered by industry to be one of the leading experts in the management of race, gender, and class in the workplace. PepsiCo, American Express, Intel, Goldman Sachs, Booze Allen Hamilton, U.S. Department of Labor are among her clients. Dr. Bell is also the coauthor of the groundbreaking and critically acclaimed book Our Separate Ways: Black and White Women and the Struggle for Professional Identity (Harvard Business School Press). She has written several articles for Essence magazine and also the monthly “Working It” column. Frequently quoted by journalists, Dr. Bell has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Boston Globe, Black Enterprise, Newsweek, Working Mother, and Fast Company. Her latest book, Career GPS: Strategies for Women Navigating the New Corporate Landscape (Amistad) offers proven techniques for all women wishing to advance their careers in the fast changing world of corporate America.

Dr. Bell received her Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior, from Case Western Reserve University. She has served on the faculties of Yale’s School of Organization and Management, the Sloan School of Management, MIT, and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. She was a Visiting Fellow Scholar In Residence at the Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College.

Despite the toll of the recent economic recession, advancement opportunities still exist for women during the early stages of their careers, up-and-comers say.

While acknowledging that the downturn has affected the pace of growth for women and men alike, four professionals share optimism about career paths for women who are emerging leaders within the Rochester community.

As a 12-year veteran of Xerox Corp. and a member of the Rochester Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 class of 2007, Tonya Love says …

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Tonya Love’s profile in Women Engineer Magazine