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Boston eLearning Association presents final panel of the season, "Investing in e-learning"
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WHO: Boston E-Learning Association (BELA)
WHAT: BELA Financial Services Industry Panel
WHEN: Thursday, June 19, 2003 (5:30 PM EDT)
WHERE: Newton Marriott Hotel
2345 Commonwealth Avenue
Newton, MA
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BOSTON, MA - May 28, 2003The Boston E-Learning Association (BELA), a professional community for the e-learning industry, today announced its upcoming financial services industry panel event, "Investing in E-Learning." Scheduled to take place at the Newton Marriott Hotel on Thursday, June 19, 2003 from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. EDT, the event will address both the strategic vision, as well as the tactics of implementing and managing advanced learning solutions in the financial services industry.
Moderated by Debra Gold, Management Development Facilitator at IBM, panelists at the event will include: Dennis DiMambro, Vice President, Putnam Investments; Camille Dulaney, Vice President, Fidelity Employer Services Company; Elizabeth Mannebach, Director of Learning, Prudential Financial; and, Jacqueline Sweeney, Vice President, FleetBoston.
"We are thrilled to have participation from four of our region's top financial services firms," said Allan Cole, executive director of BELA. "This panel event is a rare opportunity to hear executives from these firms speak openly about their real-world experiences. No doubt about it, this will be a fascinating discussion."
These senior executives will share their experience and expertise in improving employee performance with learning technology and will answer critical questions including: How are leaders in the financial services industry deploying e-learning in their organizations during these challenging economic times? Where are the biggest opportunities and challenges? What are their current and future priorities?
To register for this event, visit http://www.bostonelearning.org/mcp.php?pid=events. The event is $35 a person, cash or check, at the door.
About the Boston E-Learning Association
The Boston E-Learning Association (BELA) was founded in Spring 2001 to create a professional community for the diverse companies, organizations and individuals that comprise the rapidly expanding e-learning industry. The association facilitates the exchange of ideas and information, promotes public understanding of e-learning issues, assists its members in developing partnerships and provides informal opportunities to meet others in the e-learning industry. For more information on BELA, please visit www.bostonelearning.org.
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