"Let's Talk!" - Broadcast Conversations In Economic Development
You are watching "Let's Talk!" – broadcast conversations hosted in partnership with I-Open, Judson Living and the Women’s Enterprise Network from 2008-2009.
"Let's Talk!" is an example of how to build open, guided conversations focused on topics related to economic development from a woman’s perspective.
The conversations were begun by of a group of women who wanted to strengthen and support dialogue focused on aspects of economic development from a woman’s perspective – areas of economic development not routinely considered.
Conversation themes generated by members - whose average age is ninety years old - include such topics as, “How Women Contribute to Building Quality, Connected Smart Cities,” and "Women, Careers and Lifestyle".
Other conversation topics debated political elections and opinion, explored the subject of women and wealth creation, or the role of love, compassion and self-esteem in collaborative leadership, and how women who may have been life-long caregivers, prepare for living out their inevitable late stages of longevity in new capacities.
Womens Enterprise Network Broadcast Conversation Archive
More: The Women's Enterprise Network is a small group of women in Cleveland, Ohio dedicated to the empowerment of one another. The network model (2008 through 2009) assumes many responsibilities including the broadcast conversation, “Let’s Talk!”, network building, initiative start-up support, openness and inclusion, for the purpose of creating wealth and prosperity for women and girls everywhere.
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