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| − | '''Fran Rodgers'''... | + | '''Fran Rodgers'''... is widely recognized as a leader in addressing simultaneous labor force and business changes and was a founder of the work/life industry. Ms. Rodgers founded [[WFD]] (formerly Work/Family Directions) in 1983, where she remains the CEO. |
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| + | At WFD, Rodgers assisted blue chip, global corporations in igniting and sustaining employee commitment to business results. In 1994, she was a national winner of the Ernst and Young/Merrill Lynch Entrepreneur of the Year contest. In 1996, she was named one of the 25 most influential working mothers in the United States by Working Mother magazine. | ||
==JStreet advisory council== | ==JStreet advisory council== | ||
Revision as of 23:26, 27 June 2012
Fran Rodgers... is widely recognized as a leader in addressing simultaneous labor force and business changes and was a founder of the work/life industry. Ms. Rodgers founded WFD (formerly Work/Family Directions) in 1983, where she remains the CEO.
At WFD, Rodgers assisted blue chip, global corporations in igniting and sustaining employee commitment to business results. In 1994, she was a national winner of the Ernst and Young/Merrill Lynch Entrepreneur of the Year contest. In 1996, she was named one of the 25 most influential working mothers in the United States by Working Mother magazine.
JStreet advisory council
In 2009 listed members of the JStreet advisory council included Fran Rodgers.[1]
References
- ↑ JStreet website: Advisory Council (accessed on Oct. 26, 2009)