Event details
Knowing and cultivating your personal brand is essential whether you’re in the corporate world or an entrepreneur (or both!). Personal branding gives you the opportunity to differentiate yourself, build self-awareness, increase your value, and ultimately advance your career.
Join us for an interactive discussion about how to define your personal brand and confidently communicate your value to future employers, clients, and connections. You'll hear from a powerhouse panel of women leaders at Eaton including April Miller Boise, EVP and General Counsel, Mary Kim Elkins, SVP of Taxes, Nancy Berardinelli-Krantz, SVP and General Counsel, Digital, Innovation and Technology, and Katrina Redmond, SVP and Chief Information Officer.
Tune in to learn:
How to create an online presence that showcases your unique strengths
How to make self-promotion less uncomfortable
How to expand your personal and professional network
How to get opportunities knocking at your door
This event will be recorded and posted here following the event. We'll also email the recording directly to everyone who registers. By registering, you agree to share your information with the participating company.
Meet the speakers
April Miller Boise
Executive Vice President and General Counsel, Eaton
April serves as counsel to Eaton’s executive management team and its Board of Directors, and leads the company’s global Legal organization, including the Corporate Governance and Compliance functions. Prior to joining Eaton, Miller Boise was most recently senior vice president, chief legal officer and corporate secretary for Meritor, Inc. Throughout her 25-year career, Miller Boise has held various executive leadership roles including general counsel, head of global mergers and acquisitions and corporate secretary at Avintiv. She was the general counsel, corporate secretary and chief privacy officer at Veyance Technologies, Inc. and an Executive Committee member and managing partner of the Cleveland, Ohio, office of Thompson Hine LLP. She has a Juris Doctor from The University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, Illinois, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan.
Mary Kim Elkins
Senior Vice President of Taxes, Eaton
Mary Kim Elkins is the Senior Vice President, Taxes for Eaton. Mary Kim is the first woman to hold this position. In this role, she is responsible for Eaton’s global tax function. Mary Kim joined Eaton in 2006 as Director, Tax Strategy for the Fluid Power Group. Since that time, she has gone on to serve as Vice President, Operational Tax Strategy, and most recently as Vice President, International Tax Strategy. Mary Kim also serves on the board of Achievement Centers for Children.
Nancy Berardinelli-Krantz
Senior Vice President and General Counsel, Digital, Innovation and Technology
In this role Nancy is responsible for leading Eaton’s global ethics and compliance program along with a team of attorneys and legal professionals. Nancy has also held other positions within Eaton as Vice President and Chief Counsel, Litigation; Counsel supporting the Electrical Products Group; and as Senior Attorney, Government Contracts and Internal Investigations. She serves on the Board of Trustees for the University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children’s Foundation. She is also the recipient of numerous armed forces medals, including the Iraqi Campaign Service Medal and Global War on Terrorism Medal. Nancy received a bachelor’s degree from John Carroll University and a juris doctorate (magna cum laude) from Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.
Katrina Redmond
Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Eaton
As a SVP and CIO, Katrina is responsible for the development and execution of Eaton’s global enterprise-wide information technology strategy. She joins Eaton from Hubbell, where she served as vice president and CIO responsible for the information technology strategy and digital advancement capabilities. Prior to this, she served in senior vice president and CIO roles for ABB/GE Industrial Solutions and GE Grid Solutions. She has also held leadership roles of increasing responsibility at GE Plastics, GE Polymershapes and GE Supply. She holds bachelor’s degrees in biology and psychology from the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, and a master’s degree in industrial engineering from Southern Polytechnic State University in Atlanta, Georgia.