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Mentoring the Next Generation of Female Leaders - panel from IEEE WIE Forum USA East 2017
This panel discussion was recorded at the IEEE Women in Engineering East Forum on 2 December 2017.
Abstract: Mentoring and knowledge transfer continue to gain importance as current industry experts retire and the next generation of technical professionals enters the workforce. There are many paths to successful mentoring. A panel of women at various stages of their careers discusses mentoring, bringing perspectives influenced by their experiences. Topics include identifying mentors/mentees, formal versus informal programs, what is unique to female mentoring, and how to successfully perpetuate knowledge transfer. As there is no one prescribed path to mentor/mentee success, this forum will provide options for all engineering professionals to consider as they progress in their careers.
Panelists:
Deb Borgerding, Systems Engineer Architect, Northrop Grumman
Sarah Lyon, Systems Engineer, Northrop Grumman
Carly Aderton, Systems Engineer Architect, Northrop Grumman
Lindsey Kostkowski, Systems Engineer, Northrop Grumman
This panel discussion was recorded at the IEEE Women in Engineering East Forum on 2 December 2017.
Abstract: Mentoring and knowledge transfer continue to gain importance as current industry experts retire and the next generation of technical professionals enters the workforce. There are many paths to successful mentoring. A panel of women at various stages of their careers discusses mentoring, bringing perspectives influenced by their experiences. Topics include identifying mentors/mentees, formal versus informal programs, what is unique to female mentoring, and how to successfully perpetuate knowledge transfer. As there is no one prescribed path to mentor/mentee success, this forum will provide options for all engineering professionals to consider as they progress in their careers.
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