$40 per employee of member firms;
$55 per non-member

Presented by:
Duke Raleigh Hospital

Series Sponsors:
Cherry, Bekaert & Holland LLP
Crabtree Valley Mall  
Hilton North Raleigh/Midtown
Manning, Fulton & Skinner, PA
Progress Energy
Red Hat, Inc.

Individual Luncheon Sponsors:
Bailey's Fine Jewelry
Lucky 2 Bakery
North Raleigh Florist
Regions Bank

Media Sponsors:
Clear Channel Communications, Inc.
The News & Observer Publishing Co.

Getting to the Heart and Soul of the Matter

As a professional woman, it’s no secret that you wear many hats and juggle many responsibilities. You often find yourself leading, planning, meeting, and scheduling so that every important responsibility is taken care of. Every one, that is, except for yourself.

At this panel discussion, you will have the opportunity to engage medical experts at Duke Medicine about several prevalent health and wellness related issues for women, as well as their correlation with each other and with your overall health and well-being. Topics will include:

The panel includes:

	Carla Hollis – Moderator As the chief marketing and planning officer at Duke Raleigh Hospital, Carla Hollis is responsible for the hospital’s strategic plan and development of clinical initiatives related to that plan. She also leads marketing, PR, and community outreach.
	Peggy Gleason Peggy Gleason, RN, MS, NHD – integrative health coach, Duke Raleigh case manager, has been a registered nurse for 35 years. Gleason trained at Duke Integrative Medicine to become a professional integrative health coach, providing a structured, supportive partnership with clients to assist them in reaching their goals for optimal health.
	Radha Goel Kachhy Radha Goel Kachhy, MD, is a cardiologist specializing in women’s heart disease at Duke Cardiology of Raleigh. Her clinical interests include clinical consultive cardiology, cardiac imaging, women’s heart disease, preoperative risk assessment, and valvular heart disease.
	Paul Peterson Paul Peterson, MD, medical director of the sleep lab and stroke center program at Duke Raleigh Hospital. His clinical interests include sleep, epilepsy, central and peripheral neurodiagnostic evaluations, cerebrovascular disease (stroke), and general neurology.