Women Leaders in Government: Amplifying Voices, Driving Change
Attendee password:
WHM24 (94624 from phones and video systems)
- 555 W. Monroe St.
- Chicago, IL 60661
This insightful session will delve into the significance of women's representation in leadership positions and its profound impact on governance, policy-making, and addressing contemporary challenges. Our mission at CMS is centered around fostering diversity and inclusion in leadership roles, and this event serves as a platform to amplify women's voices in government.
Held both in person at 555 W. Monroe in Chicago and streamed online, this hybrid "Lunch and Learn" session aims to showcase Illinois as a thriving environment for women in government leadership. Through shared experiences and perspectives, our esteemed panelists will shed light on the vital role of women's leadership in shaping organizational culture, driving recruitment, and enhancing retention efforts.
Join us as we celebrate Women's History Month by championing diversity, inclusion, and the power of female leadership.
Panelists:
Teresa Ramos, Ph.D.
First Assistant Deputy Governor for Education
Office of Illinois Governor JB Pritzker
Latoya Hughes
Acting Director
Illinois Department of Corrections
Cameron Joost
Assistant Director
Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity
Rebecca Hooks
First Deputy Director
Illinois State Police
Moderator:
Raven A. DeVaughn
Director
Illinois Department of Central Management Services