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CORE CURRICULUM
• California Trends
• Government and
Policymaking
• Political Landscape
• California’s
Heritage
• People of California
• Demographics and
Diversity
• State and Regional
Economics
• California's Global
Economy
• Healthcare
• Leadership
• Education to
Workforce Gap
• Infrastructure and
Development
• Technology and
Innovation
• Environmental
Sustainability
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2010 CIT Program
SESSION I March 7-9, 2010
The Political Landscape:
California’s Dynamic Government Today
Sacramento
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• "State of the State" with Ginger Rutland, Editorial Board, Sacramento Bee
• "The 2010 Legislative Agenda" with California State Assembly and Senate members, and Governor’s Office
• Lunch at the California Museum of History, Women & the Arts with appointed women leaders
• "California's Great Valley" – A trip to the Central Valley and focus on issues and trends of the region
• Capital Leaders Breakfast with Elected Leaders in the California Legislature
• "Making Law and Getting the Work Done" with Diane Boyer-Vine, Legislative Counsel, State of California; & Office of Legislative Council & Legislative Data Center, State of California and Legislative Staff Members
• Tour of the State Capitol: An Insider's Look
• Convene on the Senate Floor
• Public Policy & the State Budget with James Mayer, Executive Director, California Forward
SESSION II May 2-4, 2010
California’s Heritage: Shaping the New California
San Francisco
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Leadership Series-"Managing Yourself, Part I: Achieving Styles Inventory-Leadership Behaviors" with Dr. Barbara Kaufman, ROI Consulting Group, Inc.
• "Women Leaders: Lessons Learned on the Journey" with moderator Dr. Barbara Kaufman and a panel of prominent women leaders:
-Amanda M. Wallis, Managing Director
Regional Executive Northern California & Nevada
U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management
-Ophelia Basgal, Vice President, Community Relations
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
-Vicki L. Hennessey, Executive Director
San Francisco Department of Emergency Management
• "California’s Heritage: Themes through the Decades" Marianne Babel, Assistant Vice President & Historian, Wells Fargo Historical Services
• "Our Diversity Competencies" with Kay Iwata, K. Iwata Associates, Inc.
• "California’s People: Weaving a Multicultural Web for Tomorrow" with Mary O’Hara-Devereaux, Ph.D., Founder & CEO, Global-Foresight
• "Millennials’ Technology Transforming Society" with Morley Winograd, Executive Director, Institute for Communication Technology Management, USC Marshall School of Business
• Leadership California’s Annual Legacy of Leadership Awards Dinner, May 3
• A Visit to Sydney Garfield Health Care Innovation Center in San Leandro
• HealthCare Reform Overview
-Murray N. Ross, Ph.D., Vice President, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan & Director, Kaiser Permanente Institute for Health Policy
SESSION III August 1-3, 2010
California’s Global Business & Economy:
Opportunities & Challenges
Los Angeles
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• "California’s Film Industry: Hooray for Hollywood" bus tour to the heartland of entertainment, with a visit to the Directors Guild and executive dialog with industry women leaders
• Kei Matsuda, Director of Economic Research, Union Bank, will give a capsule look at California's role in the global economy and industry segments driving California's economy
• Larraine Segil, Larraine Segil Inc., will speak on strategic business alliances, mergers and acquisitions and the art of negotiation in "Making Savvy Business Alliances Work"
• "Closing the Gap: Education to Workforce" will feature a policy discussion on filling the need for highly educated, skilled employees for California's growing service and technology sectors, with Deborah Reed, Public Policy Institute of California, and The Global Talent Market from the Local Workforce to Cross-Border Global Leadership
• Leadership Series-"Managing Yourself, Part II – Creating & Using Networks" with Sally Helgesen, researcher and author on women’s leadership – “The Female Advantage,” “Thriving 24/7,” “Web of Inclusion” and "The Female Vision"
• Women Leaders: Lessons Learned on the Journey with a panel of prominent women leaders
Session IV November 7-9, 2010
Sustaining Quality of Life in California
through Innovation
San Diego
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• "Philanthropy & Community at Work: A visit to Market Creek Village," an extraordinary community development project
• "Leadership Series-Managing Yourself Part III: Creating and Using Networks" with Sally Helgesen
• A visit to the Salk Institute and "Innovation: Changing and Enhancing Our Lives" with cutting-edge companies in biotech, bioscience and medicine
• "Society & Science at Birch Aquarium" with Executive Director Nigella Hillgarth, Ph.D. and tour of the aquarium
• "Leading the Way to Infrastructure Solutions-with representatives from water and energy organizations
• Engaging in Public Policy– "Appointed or Elected: You Too Can Serve" with Former State Senator Dede Alpert
• Judy B. Rosener, Author-“Ways Women Lead” & Professor, UC Irvine, Paul Merage School of Business
• Women Leaders: Lessons Learned on the Journey with a panel of prominent women leaders
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2010 Overview
SESSION I March 7-9, 2010
The Political Landscape:
California’s Dynamic
Government Today
Sacramento
SESSION II May 2-4, 2010
California’s Heritage: Shaping the New California
San Francisco
SESSION III August 1-3, 2010
California’s Global Business & Economy: Opportunities & Challenges
Los Angeles
Session IV November 7-9, 2010
Sustaining Quality of Life in California through Innovation
San Diego
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