Powell To Speak At Ethics Event

Thu., Sept. 21, 2000

From Staff

Retired Gen. Colin Powell will give the keynote address at a business ethics forum next week in Coeur d’Alene.

Powell will speak on “Leadership During Crisis and Change” on Sept. 28 at the Coeur d’Alene Resort.

Cost for the four-day forum, which runs Sept. 27-30, is $1,295. It is sponsored by Gonzaga University’s School of Business Administration and its office of continuing education.

Other speakers include Lynn Turner, chief accountant for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission; William Davidson, author of “20-20 Vision;” Capt. Terry Millard of Southwest Airlines; and Marianne Jennings, former director of the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics.

The forum is limited to 150 business executives. To register, call Leisa Lybbert at 509-323-3548.

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