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Participants Selected for 2008 Leadership Training
Transforming Transportation
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2008 Recognition Awards
WTS International is now seeking nominations for the 2008 Recognition Awards. The deadline to submit nominations is no later than 8:00 pm EST Friday, February 15, 2007. For more information, contact Audrey Stuart.


 


Publishing Guidelines
The WTS Communications Committee and staff now have guidelines for submissions to the WTS TranScript.  Compliance will ensure your articles, pictures and graphics work well for the format and look their very best.  Members’ and chapters’ submissions welcome, please send them to Larissa Norris.

 
January 23, 2008

Marilyn Moats Kennedy to Offer Look at Workforce Demographics at WTS 2008 Annual Conference

With many pivotal issues facing industry professionals at all levels, WTS will examine “Transportation Crossroads” at this year’s Annual Conference in Atlanta May 14-16.  Information regarding the conference agenda, registration and other details will be posted on the WTS website in early February.  Offering one of this year’s keynote luncheon presentations will be career strategist Marilyn Moats Kennedy, who will speak on “Demographic Changes: Transversing the Generations.” Moats Kennedy will identify the special characteristics of the newest generation to enter the workforce and their approach to career at the Thursday afternoon lunch session, May 15th. She has written six books on cross-generational diversity, recruitment strategies and retention and is frequently quoted in national publications such as the Wall Street Journal and Fortune magazine. She has been a columnist for both Across the Board magazine and Glamour.

More information about Moats Kennedy can be found at: http://www.moatskennedy.com/


IN THIS ISSUE…

- Learn how Jolene Molitoris is transforming transportation and WTS

- Find out about a company who is doing more to see their women soar

- See which members are on the move

- And more…

 

Dear WTS Members and Friends,

Can you believe that it is already January 2008?  I am looking forward to WTS reaching greater heights in advancing women in the transportation industry and know that each and every one of you will do your share by volunteering at the chapter or international levels, donating to the scholarship fund, encouraging people to join, applying for a scholarship, etc.

By now all members should have received their ballots for the 2008-2010 WTS International Board of Directors elections. The voting deadline is February 14th, so please take the time to vote.  These leaders will help ensure that we achieve our strategic goals and objectives.

I had a delightful visit with the WTS London Chapter in December.  The program included a documentary on the Ladies Bridge which was produced by two women who were at the screening. The Thymes River pilots call the Waterloo Bridge the Ladies Bridge because women helped complete construction when the men went off to war.

We had a wonderful reception at the Transportation Research Board (TRB) annual meeting on Sunday, January 13th that AECOM/DMJM Harris sponsored.  Christie Dawson, WTS Reception Chair, and the WTS staff did an amazing job.  It was very exciting because WTS and TRB signed a collaborative agreement to work together on increasing members’ access to research information and promoting gender differentiated solutions for issues such as safety. Thanks to the TRB Women’s Issue Committee members for their continued support of WTS.

The conference is fast approaching (only four more months) and Liz Stepp and Jane Hayse (Conference Co-chairs) along with the Atlanta chapter members are very busy finalizing the program and plans.  Remember:  May 14th-16th and I want to see you there.

We hope that you enjoy this issue of the TranScript.

Sincerely,
Ann L. Koby
WTS International President

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