Each year ICSEW representatives coordinate a statewide workplace toiletries drive for personal hygiene products. These products are necessary items that cannot be purchased with food benefits and are essential to maintaining optimal health and personal care.
The Other Bank in Olympia provides free personal hygiene products to more than 20,000 local low-income individuals and families annually. More than 95% of their hygiene products come from donors. Please join us to coordinate this drive within your agency and make the 2015 drive an even bigger success.
The 2015 conference focuses again on enriching the lives of state employed women through advocacy, outreach, and opportunity.
ICSEW has confirmed some great speakers ready to address topics of Professional and personal development, Financial Security and Lean processes, Health and Wellness, Technology, and Cultural Competency.
Below is a working list of confirmed speakers and topics we are excited to bring to this year’s event:
Topic
Presenters
Ask the Recruiter
Alvina Mao, Human Resources Consultant, Dept. of Transportation
Chuck Johnson, Human Resources Consultant, Dept. of Transportation
Bullying & LGBT Awareness
Kathy Kravit-Smith, Retired Pierce County Parks & Recreation Jessica McKimmie, Pizza Klatch Executive Director
Climb Your Mountain
Dr. Rolanda Cawthon, Adjunct Professor at Brandman University – Chapman University System
Diversity/ Equity
Chanin Kelly-Rae, WA State Diversity Manager Chanin is a nationally recognized subject matter expert of diversity, inclusion, and equity policy and strategies.
LEAN
Samantha Einarson, CPI Director, WA Military Dept.
Stacy Duhon, Professional Coach, Workshop Leader, Aspiring Speaker & Author; Master’s degrees in statistics, coaching and consulting. Presentation topics to be determined.
Multi-Generational Workplace
Jacqueline Galan, HR Recruitment, Training & Diversity Manager, Dept. of Ecology
Results Washington
Wendy Korthius-Smith, Director of Results Washington
Chuck Johnson, Human Resources Consultant, Dept. of Transportation
SharePoint 2013
Sara Murphy, Information Technology Architect, Dept. of Ecology
Adam Grant and Sheryl Sandberg (Gaetan Bally/Keystone for The New York Times)
LATE one Friday afternoon at a leading consulting firm, a last-minute request came in from a client. A female manager was the first to volunteer her time. She had already spent the entire day meeting with junior colleagues who were seeking career advice, even though they weren’t on her team. Earlier in the week, she had trained several new hires, helped a colleague improve a presentation and agreed to plan the office holiday party. When it came time for her review for partner, her clear track record as a team player combined with her excellent performance should have made her a shoo-in. Instead, her promotion was delayed for six months, and then a year…
“Madam C.E.O., Get Me a Coffee” article posted Feb 6, 2015 in The New York Times. Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant take a look at women doing ‘Office Housework.’ This is a must read!
THANK YOU to the Intergagency Committee of State Employed Women (ICSEW) for another INCREDIBLE Product Drive for the Other Bank. Thousands and thousands of dollars in shampoo, toilet paper, dish soap, toothpaste, and much, much more! How much? How about $14,228 in products which will help so many families…