KENTUCKY INDUSTRY LIAISON GROUP
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KENTUCKY INDUSTRY LIAISON GROUP
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From
the East:
Traveling West on I-64, take Exit 4 (9th Street). Proceed down the ramp in the right hand lane which will take
you to Jefferson Street (do not cross the intersection at the bottom of the
ramp). Continue on Jefferson Street until you reach 18th Street. Turn left at
18th Street and continue traveling south until it intersects with Broadway. Turn
right onto Broadway, get into the left-hand turning lane, and take an immediate
left. At this point, 18th Street becomes Dixie Highway and you will notice the
former Philip Morris property on either side of Dixie Highway. Pass Philip
Morris, cross the railroad tracks, and turn left into the visitor’s parking
lot.
For more
personalized directions, we suggest you route your trip by using
www.mapquest.com.
YOUR KYILG STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE:
Darlene Ayers,
Brown-Forman Corporation
Vicki Bickel, Beechmont Press
Carol Dawson, EEO GUIDANCE,
INC.
Phil Donahue, United Parcel
Service
Malinda Durbin, University of
Louisville
Joanne Freeman-Jung,
University of Louisville
Haven Harrington, DuPont Dow
Elastomers, LLC
Nikki Jackson, ADP
Harvey Johnson, University of
Louisville
Robbin King, East Kentucky
Power Company
Vicki Kupper, LG&E Energy
LLC
Deby Mettling, Metropolitan
Sewer District
Beth Montgomery, Kindred
Healthcare
Rhonda Plunkett, Humana Inc.
London Roberts, Lexmark
International, Inc.
Marilyn Smith, Zeon Chemicals
Dan Thomas, United Parcel
Service
Kristy Weber, Swift &
Company
Government Advisors:
Carmen Rendon, Department of
Labor, OFCCP
Toni Ahl, U.S. Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission
Karen Garnett, Department of
Labor, Wage and Hour Division
Marcia Hall-Craig, U.S. Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission
Friday, August 26th
8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
LEXMARK
740 West New Circle Road
Lexington, KY
859.232.2000
On
August 26, 2005, you have the opportunity to attend a uniquely educational and
entertaining diversity workshop.
This half-day, fast-paced session focuses on two very timely subjects –
generational and workforce diversity, presented by two national speakers who are
subject matter experts.
·
Ms.
Carol Dawson
- President, EEO GUIDANCE, Inc.
Carol brings her first-hand
experience from working as a federal OFCCP (EEO) Compliance Officer and Area
Director to this workshop, blending interactive “never boring” exercises,
stories and humor to educate you in current diversity trends and future
expectations. Find out if you are a
“Diversity Change Agent” or an “Avoider”.
· Ms. Cathy Fyock, CSP, SPHR –
Cathy is an employment strategist providing insightful information regarding issues of an aging and changing work force. According to a recent SHRM survey, 28% of HR professionals believe that conflict between workers of different generations has increased in the last five years, and 33% expect it to increase in the next five years. Cathy will discuss how you will need to change your business assumptions about workers of all ages, and find answers to the question, “How can we all get along?”.
Due to our anticipated full house, please sign up early so that you will not miss out on ways you can be prepared for the current and future diversity trends within your workforce.
Carol
Dawson, EEO GUIDANCE,
Inc
Cathy Fyock, Innovative Management Concepts
(spoke on Cultural and EEO Diversity)
(spoke on Generational Diversity)
2005 SUMMER MEETING AGENDA
8:00 – 8:30
Continental Breakfast and Registration
8:30 - 8:45 Welcome and Introductions
Deby
Mettling - ILG President
8:45
– 10:15
Carol Dawson – Workplace Diversity
10:15 – 10:30 Break
10:30 – 12:00
Cathy Fyock – Generational Differences
Please include the following information:
· name of attendee
· name of company
Contact London at 859.232.5251, should you have questions.
Register by August 12, 2005
Cost: No charge for members of the Kentucky Industry Liaison Group
NON-MEMBERS $50.00 payable the day of the event at the Registration Desk
Directions to Lexmark:
From Louisville: (I-64 East/I-75 South)
Exit right (Exit #115) off I-64 East and merge onto Newtown Pike (KY 922) South. Drive approximately 2 miles, proceed across the bridge and turn left onto New Circle Road (Route 4). Take the next turnoff from New Circle Road, which is the entrance to Lexmark, Gate 1. After turning onto Lexmark property, turn left onto Lexmark Centre Drive and continue to Building 082. Proceed to the main lobby of the building where you will find directions for the ILG meeting, to be held in the conference room located straight through the double glass doors.
From Winchester/Richmond (I-64 West/I-75 North)
Exit right (Exit #115) off I-64 West and turn left at the light onto Newtown Pike (KY 922) South. Drive approximately 2 miles, proceed across the bridge and turn left onto New Circle Road (Route 4). Take the next turnoff from New Circle Road, which is the entrance to Lexmark, Gate 1. After turning onto Lexmark property, turn left onto Lexmark Centre Drive and continue to Building 082. Proceed to the main lobby of the building where you will find directions for the ILG meeting, to be held in the conference room located straight through the double glass doors.
Parking is free.
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YOUR KILG STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE:
Darlene Ayers, Brown-Forman Corporation
Vicki Bickel, Beechmont Press
Carol Dawson, EEO GUIDANCE, INC.
Phil Donahue, United Parcel Service
Malinda Durbin, University of Louisville
Trisha Finnegan, Humana Inc.
Joanne Freeman-Jung, University of Louisville
Haven Harrington, DuPont Dow Elastomers, LLC
Harvey Johnson, University of Louisville
Robbin King, East Kentucky Power Company
Vicki Kupper, LG&E Energy LLC
Deby Mettling, Metropolitan Sewer District
Beth Montgomery, Kindred Healthcare
Rhonda Plunkett, Humana Inc.
London Roberts, Lexmark International, Inc.
Marilyn Smith, Zeon Chemicals
Dan Thomas, United Parcel Service
Kristy Weber, Swift & Company
Government Liaisons:
Toni Ahl, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Ronald Bailey, Department of Labor, OFCCP
Karen Garnett, Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division
Marcia Hall-Craig, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Carmen Rendon, Department of Labor, OFCCP
