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WIS Presents...
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Nancy Sanchez (SSO)
(Photo by Diana Rogers)
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From Wall Street on 9/11 to SLAC and the Future
Tuesday, January 24
12 Noon - 1:00 p.m.
Panofsky Auditorium
By Kelen Tuttle
On September 11, 2001, Nancy Sanchez (SSO) walked
out of the World Trade Center two and a half minutes before the first
plane hit. The experience changed her life, propelling her forward in a
decision to leave her Technology Product Development VP position at JP
Morgan Chase in Manhattan, to eventually become the DOE Stanford Site
Office Manager.
Sanchez will share her story at the next Women's
Interchange at SLAC seminar. She will discuss the strong desire that she
has felt to serve the country since the 9-11 terrorist attacks. She
will also share what it took to land the job as the SSO Manager and
offer lessons of experience for managers and those interested in
management. In addition, Sanchez will talk about her personal and
business philosophies, how she transitioned from Telecom to Enterprise
Networking in the Financial Sector, and challenges she has encountered
as a woman in business and government. Most importantly, she says, she
will discuss the future.
“If we do our jobs really well, we will not only
deliver on the science, we will continue the proud tradition of the 20th
century where we in the U.S. were the recognized leaders in the global
science community,” says Sanchez.
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