SEI Women’s Network hosts annual ‘Taste For Caring’ event
OAKS >> SEI Women’s Network held its third annual Taste For Caring event at SEI’s Oaks headquarters on Sept. 15. This year’s event drew more than 150 attendees and raised $4,500 to benefit the Laurel House, a domestic violence prevention organization serving Montgomery County. The event aligned with the Women’s Network’s mission to inspire and support the professional growth of women by providing educational forums, hosting networking opportunities and encouraging success.
The event kicked off with a presentation by Nicole Rinier, Community Educator of the Laurel House, about the organization’s support services and mission.
Attendees sampled a variety of wine, champagne, beer, and cider, all donated and poured by SEI’s senior management team. At the end of the evening, people voted for their favorite wine and beer. There was also a raffle drawing, with chances to win a variety of prizes.
SEI is a leading global provider of investment processing, investment management and investment operations solutions that help corporations, financial institutions, financial advisors, and ultra-highnet-worth families create and manage wealth. For more information about SEI visit seic. com.
Ambler
AMBLER SAVINGS BANK ELECTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBER >> Peter Phillips has been elected to the Board of Trustees of Ambler Savings Bank. The board unanimously elected Phillips at its August meeting.
Phillips is the owner of Phillips and Associates, an architecture and design firm located in Ambler. He is a registered architect in the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York and his firm has active clients in Bermuda. Phillips and Associates designed the Ambler Savings Bank headquarters in Ambler which opened in April.
Phillips holds a bachelor’s degree in architecture from Temple University. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Ambler, where he previously served as president. He serves on the board of Ambler Main Street and is a co-founder of the annual Ambler Arts and Music Festival. He and his wife Lisa live in
Abington with their twin boys.
For more information about Ambler Savings Bank visit www.AmblerSavingsBank.com.
Blue Bell
MCCC TO HOST ANNUAL TECHNOLOGY AND LEARNING CONFERENCE >> Registration is going on now for Montgomery County Community College’s 22nd Annual Technology and Learning Conference, scheduled for Friday, Oct. 7, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the College’s Central Campus, 340 DeKalb Pike, Blue Bell.
Designed for faculty and administrators from both higher education and K-12 sectors, the conference provides a forum for participants to share state-of-the-art information technologies, contribute to a vision of the future of information technology in the academic enterprise, and exchange ideas and best practices for incorporating technology, security and learning.
The theme of this year’s
conference is “Enhancing the Educational Environment,” and will feature 35 sessions.
Brian Knotts, senior vice president and chief scientist of Ellucian will provide the keynote address. Based in Fairfax, Va., Ellucian provides technology solutions and services for higher education institutions.
The conference will start in Parkhouse Hall with a light breakfast and keynote speaker. The sessions will be held in the Advanced Technology Center, and lunch will be provided.
The cost of the event is $30, which includes all conference materials, parking, continental breakfast and lunch. For registration information, visit http://www.mc3.edu/ techday. Questions can be emailed to techday@mc3. edu.