By Sara Mitchell
Signal Staff Writer

Businesses should create partnerships and alliances to delegate tasks and to keep money and commerce local, said Los Angeles-based business author and speaker Larraine Segil during a Lunch Mob meeting on Wednesday in Santa Clarita.

Larraine at Corporate Directors program of Dec 7 2011 in La Jolla CA

Corporate Directors Forum Hosts Open Breakfast Event: Questions Boards Should Be Asking about Emerging Technology

In today’s businesses, demand for technology and data continues to increase, but technology’s growth is still outpacing the assessment, managing and monitoring of it. At its open breakfast event, Corporate Directors Forum is giving San Diego business leaders a chance to learn what questions boards and management should be asking about emerging technologies and how those technologies can be used to move their businesses forward in a constantly changing world. Panelists will share their points of view on how boards should be thinking about technology issues and will address the following topics:

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September 14^th 2011 was a busy day for Larraine. She flew from Orlando to Dallas to present the evening keynote for NORTHROP GRUMMAN – at a gathering of the senior executives of their key suppliers – talking about how integrated and strategic supplier relationships need to be approached and managed more like alliances than vendor relationships.  It was a very collaborative active group of attendees with probing and complex situations and questions which led to a lively dinner discussion after Larraine’s Keynote. Larraine has spoken for Northrop Grumman on a number of occasions in the past – and is a continuing resource for the organization on these ever evolving relationship issues.

Larraine Segil gave the KEYNOTE ADDRESS today September 14^th 2011 to THE JOINT GARTNER VENDOR OUTSOURCING & IT SUMMIT and GARTNER INVESTMENT SUMMIT in Orlando FLA– to great acclaim. She has spoken for The Gartner Group before – and the audience is always highly engaged and intelligent. Her Topic was:
Creating Value in Partnering

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The Executive Leadership & Management Institute

Dear Larraine,

The group’s rating of your topic was very high with great
comments on what they learned and tools for their institution.

We hope you will consider returning as faculty for ELMI or
another WACUBO educational program!

Thank you so much!

Pamela Hemann, CAE
Institute Director