Learn how to distinguish yourself from your colleagues. Create an image that is recognizable and allows coworkers, clients, and executive management to position your work and capabilities.

Kerrie Holley

Chief Technical Officer, IBM Global Services

Fortune 500 managers tell how to get prepared for a job interview, basic interviewing techniques used by employers, and what you should know about a company before going face to face.

Moderator:

Denise E. Bolar

Technical Excellence Program Manager

The Boeing Company

Speakers:

Charles Britt

Project Manager

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Jananda Hill

Staff Engineer

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Professionals in Corporate America, the military, and academia expose students to the fundamentals of career management, from one-on-one communications skills to presentation skills.

Moderator:

Zada Beasley

Senior Systems Engineer, Technical Resource Center Business Development

Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems and Solutions

Speakers:

Tyrone Bennett

Assistant Director, Science and Technology Entry Programs

Stony Brook University Department of Technology and Society

Vallen L. Emery Jr., Ph.D.

Outreach Program Manager

U.S. Army Research Laboratory

William G. Lash

Engineering Leadership Development Program

Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems & Solutions

Lisa Billingsley

Staffing Consultant

NSTAR Electric & Gas Corporation

Gaynelle P. Swann

Mission Solutions Manager, Precision Engagement Strategic Business Area

Raytheon Company

Intrapreneurship, the process by which large organizations seek to maintain or regain the edge in innovation and profit-making by having employees spawn businesses within the business, offers great opportunities for growth for professionals with the right stuff. What skills, preparation, and personality traits does it take to become a successful intrapreneur?

Speaker:

Linda Gooden

President

Lockheed Martin Information Technology

Linda Gooden heads LMIT, a fast-growing, 11,000-member organization responsible for information technology and other services for federal agencies across the U.S., in more than 50 major locations and in 16 foreign countries.She also actively supports numerous professional, academic, community, and civic organizations. She serves on numerous executive boards, among them the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association International, The Keystone Center, and the University of Marylands A. James Clark School of Engineering.