The Baltimore Federal Executive Board and
the Federal Women's Advisory Council
Present
2010 Baltimore Federal Women's
Training and Awards Program
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Martin's West
6817 Dogwood Road
Baltimore, MD
(I695, Exit 17 - Security Boulevard West, Right on Dogwood Rd.)
Fee: $100.00 per person
Please Complete Registration By Wednesday, March 22, 2010
The 2010 theme is “Writing Women Back Into History.” We are pleased to present a dynamic speaker: Dr. Allie B. Latimer, who will lead the commemoration of the National Women’s History Month program. Attorney and social justice activist, Dr. Latimer organized and founded Federally Employed Women, a national organization with more than 200 chapters. She has been awarded the prestigious Ollie May Cooper Award for her legal and humanitarian achievements, and was also recognized as part of the “second wave of feminist pioneers” by the Veteran Feminists of America (VFA). Dr. Latimer will deliver the keynote address.
The registration fee includes a eco-friendly bag, a continental breakfast and lunch, five interactive workshop sessions, an awards program, and access to a number of vendors and exhibitors. This training will be of value, both professionally and personally, to Federal employers and employees alike. The maximum number of attendees is 600 and tickets sell out quickly, so please encourage employees to register early.
The workshop sessions have been carefully planned and structured to meet the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Leadership Qualifications and Core Competencies. The sessions will involve and define fundamental areas in Leading Change, Leading People, Results Driven Business Acumen, and Building Coalitions. Program participants may select two of five training sessions listed on the course synopsis. Concurrent sessions will run for 90 minutes, repeated in the morning and in the afternoon. Course Synopsis
Each registrant must complete a registration form online, and should select a morning and afternoon choice for training, identify their preference for meals, and request any special accommodations needed, in the appropriate areas of the online registration form.
The Federal Women’s Program manager in each Federal agency or military installation should complete the Agency Reservation and Ticket Request form. Please use the online system to make credit card payments no later than March 22, 2010. Confirmation tickets will be provided to Agency delegates after receipt of payment. Agency Reservation Form
We encourage you to visit the Baltimore Federal Executive Board website at http://www.baltimorefeb.us. Questions may be addressed to your local Federal Women’s Program Manager or Mrs. Cassandra Fowlkes, Chairperson, Federal Women’s Advisory Council at (410) 966-4963 or via email at Cassandra.fowlkes@ssa.gov.
NO SHOW AND CANCELLATION POLICY: The Baltimore Federal Executive Board is not a funded agency. It is necessary that activities which require funds be self-supporting for the program. Refunds and cancellations will be permitted until the deadline date of March 10, 2010. Refunds cannot be made after this date. Individuals or agencies that have made reservations but have not paid and are not present will be billed. The Baltimore Federal Executive Board authorizes and encourages the transfer of paid registrations as substitutions. Forfeited fees cannot be applied to future training programs.