We Believe Anita Hill 20th Anniversary Party

Ania Hill signing her new bookMore than 500 people came out for the 20th Annual I Believe Anita Hill Party.

For the past 20 years, S. Carolina women have been honoring Professor Hill’s contribution to women’s right to be free of sexual harassment in the workplace. This year, for the 20th Anniversary, Professor Hill for the first time attended the party (on October 20) and the following day she was a keynote for the annual S. Carolina Women Lawyers Association Conference.

Photo: Ania Hill signing her new book

MEDIA BUZZ:

“Gloria Who? To a Generation of Women She Was Martin Luther King, Jr.” by Victoria Pynchon. Forbes, August 12, 2011

Event Details:

At the party, Professor Hill was on hand all evening to shake hands, sign copies of her new book, Reimaging Equality: Stories of Gender, Race and Finding Home, and make remarks.

The audience cheered as she encouraged them to keep up the fight for equality in the work force and vigilance against sexual harassment.

Thurs. 10/20/11, Columbia SC

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Financial Women’s Association of New York

Our Gloves Are Off: Women Powering Women to Success: An Evening of Connecting and Advancing.

That was the theme for the event sponsored by the Financial Women’s Association of New York’s Entrepreneurs committee.

We enjoyed networking, drinks and hors d’oeuvres prior to my presentation of a No Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How We Think About Power workshop.

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3Plus International Event

Thirty-one women gathered in New York City for 3Plus International’s U.S. premier and signature mini mentoring event. They came from Philadelphia, Boston, New Jersey and the Big Apple.

The room was abuzz with energy. There were women in finance, medicine, publishing, marketing, coaching, and the twitterati were there as well. Ages ranged from early twenties to late sixties. Countries of origin spanned the globe.

Photo: Top Row: Nathalie Molina, Dr. Anne Perschel, Shayna Joson. Bottom Row: Jennifer Sertl, Tanya Odom, Gloria Feldt

Five superb mentors shared their experiences and advice, answering questions about career transitions, negotiating monies, and working through, over, and around the old boys’ club.

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Gloria Feldt, Changing of the Guard – Columbus Metropolitan Club

Power inequality colors political and business process, outcome, efficiency and civility at every level. How can we affect change for the better? That was the premise behind the discussion I lead along with  panelists Julie Moorhead, Vice President of Sales, Thirty-One Gifts, Mary B. Relloto, Founder and Owner, Dames Bond LLC, and Antoinette Wilson, Principle…

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New Directions Career Center Event

Gallery owner, Haley Savage, generously hosted a private reception for myself, notable guests, and the sponsors of NDCC’s Fall Event, Gloria Feldt’s NO Excuses: 9 Ways Women Can Change How They Think About Power.

The afternoon reception was held at the Haley Gallery Prior to my speaking engagement at the Hilton Columbus at Easton on October 12, 2011.

Photo: Haley Savage, Haley Gallery Owner, and Gloria Feldt, Author and Featured Speaker for NDCC’s 2011 Fall Event

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YWCA Tucson Women’s Leadership Conference

Greetings from Tucson where I delivered a keynote for the 2011 Annual YWCA’s Women’s Leadership Conference on my favorite topic, No Excuses and a brief workshop on the 9 Ways Power tools with about 400 women.

I had the honor of tag-teaming with the inspiring Shoshana Johnson, the first African American female prisoner of war (POW) of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Plus, we were Glamour Women of the Year honorees together in 2003!

Friday Round Up: Inspiring Women and Taking Leadership NOW

Tucson, AZ
Friday, 9/16/11

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National Women’s Political Caucus Convention

“I cannot say “THANK YOU enough for the absolutely marvelous job you did at our Good Guys Gala! You made our night!!”

~Lulu Flores, President, National Women’s Political Caucus.

NWPC's Emcee Gloria Feldt

It was an honor to emcee the National Women’s Political Caucus’s 40th Anniversary Good Guys Gala. The Caucus was the first national women’s organization to start working to get women into political positions at all levels back in 1971.

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Washington, DC
Saturday, 7/30
Emcee
National Women’s Political Caucus Convention and 40th Anniversary Celebration Good Guy Gala Awards
Liaison Capital Hill Hotel
New York, NY
Monday, 7/18
“The 7 C’s of Controversy: Making Them Work for You”
Women’s Media Center Progressive Women’s Voices training
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