Larraine Segil will be speaking at the Annual conference for the National Association of corporate directors on the role of the Chair and Lead Director.
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We are excited to announce that our Scholar Network continues to grow and thrive!
C200 Scholars are young women, selected by C200 members while they are MBA or STEM graduate students, as the women we believe will be the next generation of women business leaders. With the leadership and support of Roz Alford and Karen Greenbaum, we have built a strong and connected network which aims to support these women as they navigate their career paths.
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Larraine Segil Board Member Frontier Communications and Chair Committee of 200 Foundation on Bloomberg talking about Women in Leadership Positions.
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In the pre-Internet days, companies rarely partnered with rivals. But in the post-Internet days, striking alliances with competitors has become a trend. Increasingly, competitors have become business partners rather than foes.
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Larraine Segil Chairing the first Southern California NACD ( National Association Of Corporate Directors), WCD (Women Corporate Directors), C200 ( Committee of 200 Global Women CEO’s) event October 9 2012
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The 7th Annual USC Corporate Governance Summit brings together thought leaders from industry and academia from throughout the United States. Directors and officers of America’s leading organizations will find USC’s program practical, thorough, and a great value. The Summit teams USC with Resources Global Professionals, Union Bank, Aon Corporation, Bingham Mc Cutchen LLP, Cornerstone Research, National Association of Corporate Directors, Pearl Meyer & Partners, and O’Melveny & Meyers. The Summit will bring business leaders together with world class experts in all aspects of corporate governance from the USC Marshall School of Business, the Leventhal School of Accounting, USC Gould School of Law, and other leading universities. Read the rest of this entry
