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The HTBA serves the UCLA Anderson community as the gateway to high tech industries. Through events such as Days-on-the-Job and High Tech Career Nights, HTBA strives to provide members opportunities to exercise leadership, build experience, and expand professional connections in the high tech industry. Join the HTBA
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| What's New? Congratulations to the new HTBA Board! |
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Please join me in congratulating your new 2009-2010 HTBA Board.
President: Raj Iyengar VP of Business Development: Woosung Ahn VP of Events: Kevin Ota, Juan Villegas, Nishit Sawhney VP of External Outreach: Shruti Bhat VP of Finance and Operations: Sandy Chou VP of Marketing: Avani Parakh VP of Student Affairs: Anush Krishnaswami VP of FEMBA: Kaushik Mittra
Getting to the Corner Office: An interactive discussion with Susan E. BaumgartenPresented by the ProMBA CMC & High-tech Business Association (HTBA) Time & Location: Saturday, February 21st, 2009 at 12:30 – 1:50 PM in Room D307 This interactive discussion session focuses on leveraging your MBA education to move ahead in your career in a technical company: → What does the “corner office” mean to you: technical leadership, executive leadership, project/program leadership, or something else → Do you need to market the value of your MBA skills inside your company → How can you take charge of your own career advancement → Who can help you get ahead in your company Attire: Casual Please RSVP by Feb 16 https://www.123signup.com/register?id=zvryp Introducing our new Profiles in High Tech Leadership series ...Professionals in High Tech: Eleanore Chen DoganEleanore Chen Dogan Anderson Class of 1999, Program Manager at HP Innovation Program Office Eleanore began her career in finance and accounting first getting a CPA with Ernst & Young and then working at The Walt Disney Company in film finance. She looked to an MBA from Anderson as a way to transition into the operational side of entertainment but the lure of technology drew her to Hewlett-Packard's digital photography group. After several roles in Marketing (Retail Programs, Consumer Communications, Strategic Planning, and Software Product Management) she most recently transitioned to the Notebook and PC Division's Innovation Program Office reporting to the Chief Technology Officer. There she drives organic growth for HP by investigating adjacent businesses which have the potential to grow into billion dollar businesses. "Innovation is possible everywhere but it is especially exciting in the technology sector. The lifecycles in the computing world are incredibly short and so the potential for major disruption is always just around the corner. The companies that can find the white spaces and meet unspoken wants and needs with a defendable, differentiated position are the ones that will continue to grow." |
