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2014 Change the World and Boost Your Career Panelists: Terilyn Monroe, Director, Talent Engagement & Early Career, Intuit Jeni Panhorst, Sr Product Line Manager, Intel Andrea Ramirez, Engineering Manager, VMware Sarah Schiff, Product Marketing Manager, Facebook Moderator: Julie Clugage, Executive Director, Team4Tech October 10, 2014 #GHC14 2014
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#GHC14 2014
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Why International Service Learning? Motivated Employees −53% of professionals and 72% of students say they want to make a social impact (NetImpact Talent Report 2012)NetImpact Talent Report 2012 −91% of Gen X women say that it is important to contribute to their communities or the world through their work (Center for Talent Innovation)Center for Talent Innovation −Millennials rate a company’s cause work as #3 factor when applying for a job; 97% prefer to contribute their skills (2014 Millennial Impact Report)2014 Millennial Impact Report −Women are more motivated to choose engineering and stay in the field if they feel that their work is attached to social good (TuftsNow)TuftsNow Accelerated Leadership Development −International corporate volunteering programs found to be more effective in leadership development than elite, classroom-based models (SSIR)SSIR −Only a third of leaders report being effective in leading across countries and cultures (Forbes)Forbes −International corporate volunteering programs promote global mindset (New Global Citizen)New Global Citizen
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2014 Terilyn Monroe, Director, Talent Engagement & Early Career Intuit Foundation, giving & employee volunteerism Diversity & Inclusion, including 11 employee networks Site engagement councils & events University relations & recruiting Early career experiences (including: intern, co-ops, rotational programs) Member of: Center for Talent Innovation Task Force, Conference Board Global D&I Council, Conference Board Global Social Investing Council and Global Corporate Volunteer Council
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2014 Jeni Panhorst, Sr Product Line Manager Leads product planning & marketing for network infrastructure platforms Previous roles in platform architecture, applications engineering, software engineering Passionate advocate for education and women in technology
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2014 Andrea Ramirez, Engineering Manager Manager in Ecosystem Engineering R&D Oversees Interoperability Engineering and leads software engineering activities Has analyzed cloud technology applications in emerging markets as part of VMware corporate philanthropy
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2014 Sarah Schiff, Product Marketing Manager Focuses on monetization strategy, ads measurement capabilities, and future ad products Previously on Facebook’s SMB team Teach For America alumna in the Mississippi delta, teaching high school special education
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2014 Julie Clugage, Executive Director Co-founder and Executive Director of Team4Tech Previous Operations Manager, Chief of Staff, Marketing Manager at Intel for education programs Formerly at World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank Volunteer teacher in Guatemala
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2014 Panel Q&A Terilyn Monroe, Director, Talent Engagement & Early Career, Intuit Jeni Panhorst, Sr Product Line Manager, Intel Andrea Ramirez, Engineering Manager, VMware Sarah Schiff, Product Marketing Manager, Facebook
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2014 Service Learning Resources Engineers Without Borders International Executive Service Corps MBAs Without Borders Me to We Team4Tech
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