Want a chance to bend the ear of a top CTO? Would you like to get leadership advice from ABI’s own CEO Telle Whitney? What about a day-long coaching session from a world-class executive coach? Here is your once-in-a-lifetime chance!
The Anita Borg Institute is auctioning lunches, coaching sessions, and even a painting from some successful technologists, scholars, computer scientists, researchers, CEOs, and CTOs — both female and male.
By visiting our auction on eBay and placing your bid, you’ll not only be contributing to your own success, but to the success of the Anita Borg Institute’s many programs that benefit women in technology, like the Grace Hopper Celebration, Women of Vision, TechLeaders, and Systers.
Bidding is currently open and winners will be announced at the Women of Vision banquet on May 8, 2008. Computers will be available on site to enable banquet attendees to make last-minute bids, but attendance is not required to win.
Now’s your chance to bid on any or all of these auction items:
- Lunch with James Beck
Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer
Mayfield Fund - Lunch with Francine Berman
PH.D. Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, UCSD
Fellow, ACM
- Lunch with Aviram Branitzky
Managing Director, SAP Labs in North America - All-day coaching session with executive coach Isabella Conti
Principal and founder, Lisardco - Lunch with Alan Eustace
Senior Vice President, Engineering & Research, Google - Lunch with Penny Herscher
President and CEO, firstRain - Lunch with Kathryn M. Hill
Senior Vice President, Access Networking and Services Group
Cisco Systems, Inc. - Watercolor painting by Maria Klawe
President, Harvey Mudd College - Lunch with Rick Rashid
Senior Vice President, Research
Microsoft - Lunch with Justin Rattner
Intel Senior Fellow
Vice President
Director, Corporate Technology Group and
Intel Chief Technology Officer,
Intel Corporation - Lunch with Bill Unger
Partner Emeritus
Mayfield Fund - Lunch with Telle Whitney
President and CEO
Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology