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Congratulations to Loveland, Ohio’s Lisa Dunster. She’s been selected to participate in The White House Project’s Women Rule! Leadership Training Program:
About the Women Rule! Leadership Training Program
Women Rule! is a partnership between O, The Oprah Magazine and The White House Project and is sponsored by American Express. This three-day leadership training program is a contest designed for 80 women winners who demonstrate leadership potential and have a vision for what to do with it.
Capitalizing on the success of The White House Project’s Vote, Run, Lead training model, Women Rule! will propel women to break through the barriers to their leadership and develop fully their vision for change. Women Rule! will reach women who are ready to step forward and lead in business, in philanthropy, in politics, in the community and in the public square. As boundaries between these spheres of influence become ever more permeable and people shift fields, professions and vocations with greater ease, The White House Project will take its proven formula “Inspire, Equip and Inform” and apply it to every arena where women want to lead.
I can’t locate anything on the Internet about Lisa but congratulations to her and the other women.
It is programs like this one that make me confident that we will not have to wait another generation, as some voters feel, to have another viable female candidate. Frankly, with all the efforts and angst generated by this year’s Democratic primary, if we don’t field a viable female candidate every single presidential cycle from her on out, we have no one to blame but ourselves. And that includes giving time and money and energy and ideas starting yesterday.
Sphere: Related ContentBy Jill Miller Zimon at 5:51 pm May 19th, 2008 in leadership, Gender, Women
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