Best Practices and Legal Considerations for Business Teams in the Telecommunications Industry 

Lori Miller

This webinar is designed to equip business teams in the telecommunications industry with essential knowledge and best practices in three key legal and communication areas: attorney-client privilege, email communications, and contract review considerations. 

Participants will gain an understanding of how attorney-client privilege applies in a corporate setting. The session will clarify what types of communication are protected, how to preserve the privilege, and common pitfalls that can result in unintentional waiver.

As email remains a primary mode of business communication, we’ll talk about best practices for drafting emails to protect sensitive information and avoiding inadvertently creating liability for the company. Topics include avoiding ambiguous language, recognizing when to involve legal counsel, using appropriate tone and structure, and safeguarding sensitive information.

This webinar will also provide advice for business professionals regarding the critical elements of contract evaluation. Attendees will learn what to look for in terms of liability, indemnity, termination clauses, and regulatory compliance specific to the telecom industry. Practical tips will be shared for collaborating effectively with legal teams during contract negotiation and review.

Join us as Linda Butler speaks about how to empower mid-life professional women to embrace their unique strengths and passions.

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With all of the transition and new information in our industry, where can we turn our attention for guidance and encouragement? Join your fellow WWLF members for a morning motivation and the opportunity to connect while enjoying your beverage of choice.

Unless there is a holiday, we meet for Motivation and Mugs the first Monday of each month. You'll have the opportunity to introduce yourself and share in a discussion about the overlap of our industry, your professional journey, and any personal details you're comfortable sharing.

We look forward to seeing you on our next call!  Registration closes the Thursday prior to the meeting.

Join us for our next WWLF Book Discussion as we dive into Reset: How to Change What’s Not Working by bestselling author Dan Heath. This insightful and practical book explores how we can break out of frustrating cycles, rethink outdated systems, and create meaningful change in our work, communities, and personal lives.

Through compelling case studies and actionable strategies, Heath guides readers on how to spot the hidden forces behind broken systems and take steps to fix them. Whether you’re leading a team, working to improve a process, or simply seeking a fresh perspective, this discussion will spark ideas and inspire change.

Bring your thoughts, questions, and reflections as we explore what it means to hit reset and move forward with intention.

With all of the transition and new information in our industry, where can we turn our attention for guidance and encouragement? Join your fellow WWLF members for a morning motivation and the opportunity to connect while enjoying your beverage of choice.

Unless there is a holiday, we meet for Motivation and Mugs the first Monday of each month. You'll have the opportunity to introduce yourself and share in a discussion about the overlap of our industry, your professional journey, and any personal details you're comfortable sharing.

We look forward to seeing you on our next call!  Registration closes the Thursday prior to the meeting.

With all of the transition and new information in our industry, where can we turn our attention for guidance and encouragement? Join your fellow WWLF members for a morning motivation and the opportunity to connect while enjoying your beverage of choice.

Unless there is a holiday, we meet for Motivation and Mugs the first Monday of each month. You'll have the opportunity to introduce yourself and share in a discussion about the overlap of our industry, your professional journey, and any personal details you're comfortable sharing.

We look forward to seeing you on our next call!  Registration closes the Thursday prior to the meeting.

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NoveMBER 6th

The F.I.R.E. Principle (Fearlessness, Integrity, Revolutionary Thinking and Excellence) 

Growing up in the poor inner city of Cleveland, survival was the only way of life. Striving for more seemed out of reach for most; however, there was a small burning in Dr. Tameka Ellington that allowed her to envision and go after the life she deserved. She is still on F.I.R.E. and has shared her F.I.R.E. with thousands! Get ready to be empowered and set ablaze! 

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Dr. Tameka obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion from KSU, a Master of Arts in Apparel and Textile Design from Michigan State University, and a PhD in Curriculum and Instruction from KSU. Dr. Tameka is CEO and Founder of Dr. Tameka Ellington Enterprises, a personal and professional development company. She is a speaker, internationally acclaimed and awarded fashion scholar, and confidence coach. She’s the author of five books, including the award-winning book, TEXTURES: the history and art of Black hair written for its namesake exhibition co-curated by Dr. Tameka, featuring artifacts and contemporary artworks musing on Black hair and Black culture. Dr. Tameka is also the host of the Black Beauty Activist Podcast where she has critical conversations with her guests to disrupt Westernize beauty standards and raise the consciousness and confidence of Black women.  While working in the academy, she served as Assistant Dean for the College of the Arts and Director for Diversity Initiatives for a team of over 3,000 people (faculty, staff, and students). Dr. Tameka is dedicated to empowering her clients to achieve new levels of self-confidence, and helping them break down cultural barriers in their personal and professional lives. Her motto is ,“On the other side of fear is your beautiful confidence.”

With all of the transition and new information in our industry, where can we turn our attention for guidance and encouragement? Join your fellow WWLF members for a morning motivation and the opportunity to connect while enjoying your beverage of choice.

Unless there is a holiday, we meet for Motivation and Mugs the first Monday of each month. You'll have the opportunity to introduce yourself and share in a discussion about the overlap of our industry, your professional journey, and any personal details you're comfortable sharing.

We look forward to seeing you on our next call!  Registration closes the Thursday prior to the meeting.