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Greater �¼������ϲʿ������ Chamber welcomes dynamic female leaders to share career enhancing insights

�¼������ϲʿ������ announces today that Doris Savron, Vice Provost of �¼������ϲʿ������, will be the keynote speaker at the Greater �¼������ϲʿ������ Chamber’s Professional Women's Alliance Finding and Amplifying Your Voice event. The special event will be held at Seasons 52 in �¼������ϲʿ������, AZ, on September 13, 2022 at 11:00am PDT.  

The Greater �¼������ϲʿ������ Chamber brings business professionals together each month, highlighting a dynamic female leader to share relevant insights into leadership, career growth and community involvement. This month, Savron will share strategies for female professionals to increase their effectiveness in leadership positions while maintaining authenticity.

“Women are often interrupted, talked over, ignored or misperceived in the workplace,” says Savron. “I’m excited to connect with local professionals to share key tips on how they can amplify their voice, strengthen their leadership skills and magnify their influence to advance their career, as well as lift up the women around them.”

Savron's career spans 30 years in healthcare, information technology and academia. In her role as vice provost of �¼������ϲʿ������, she oversees strategy for degree, certificate and course offerings, design of curriculum and student learning outcomes for the University. She works collaboratively with her team members to innovate academic solutions that enable the University to provide exceptional student experiences and learning environments to support student success.

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