We’ve moved The Transformational Woman from February 9th to April 6th. If you were registered for the February 9th session, you are automatically registered for the new date.

If you travel from outside the DC area, were scheduled to attend the February session, but cannot attend the April 6th session, your registration fee will be applied toward the iFIVE session at EdCon in September.

For those of you who had not registered – we encourage you to make plans to join us on April 6th.  We’ll have the same great industry leaders, the same leading edge professional development program and we’ll add a few surprises.  Join us for The Transformational Woman – invest in yourself!

We are looking forward to seeing you in early Spring  Stay tuned, we will be sending out additional details soon.

Did not register for February but can come in April?  REGISTER NOW.   More on the AGENDA.

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The skills that made you successful will not guarantee your success in the future.  Do you know what the critical skills are for tomorrow?  Can you transform?  Join us for the Transformational Woman and….

• Find out who will be the most valued talent in the near future
• Hear from industry leaders about what they see as the keys to successfully transforming  
• Explore your own change skills and what changes you can make now 

Kelly Kuhn, President, Government and Military Markets, CarlsonSato Travel, and iFIVE board member, will open the iFIVE “Transformational Woman” session on April 6th at the L’enfant Hotel in Washington, D.C., sharing her leadership experience.

Immediately following, iFIVE will present three industry leaders in a candid roundtable discussion of transformation in tradition-bound and sometimes rigidly hierarchical environments.

Panelists: Kelly Kuhn; Becky Rhodes, Deputy Associate Administrator, GSA Travel, Transportation and Asset Management; and Susan Gurley, Private Sector Officer, United States Agency for International Development.

Moderator: Vickie Singer, Co-founder, iFIVE.

Following the panel, iFIVE will lead a professional development program, exploring the four major change profiles and the implications for successful change. You will have the opportunity to identify your personal change profile and learn how to use your strengths to influence others to change.

Facilitator: Margaret Murphy, executive coach and Co-founder, iFIVE.

And, Martha Johnson, Administrator, GSA, will close the session by sharing her leadership vision for GSA.  This is an unprecedented opportunity to hear up-close from a key member of our president’s leadership team for positive change.

AnCon delegates: a separate registration and fee are required. 

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