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Tampa Bay Business Journal's Power Breakfast Event Series is a quarterly gathering of business leaders that will feature an interview-style program with a prominent and influential CEO from the region.
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Q2 Power Breakfast: Teresa Dahlberg, President of The University of Tampa
Join us on June 6 for the Q2 Power Breakfast Series, when we'll sit down and chat with featured guest Teresa Dahlberg, President of The University of Tampa in a fireside chat with Tampa Bay Business Journal's Real Estate Editor, Ashley Kritzer. Event agenda: 7:30am - networking/breakfast buffet 8:00am - opening remarks and program begins 9:15am - event concludes Attire: Business professional/business casual Parking: Comp parking in garage attached to the hotel with entrances off Occident and Westshore Blvd. Once you have parked, take the middle set of elevators to the hotel front lobby. The event is in the Bayshore Ballroom on the ground floor. Registered guests will have a name tag at the event, paper tickets are not required Guests at reserved tables will have the table number assignment on their name tag and single ticket holders will be open seating. Recommended attire: Business professional or business causal. Questions? Please contact TBBJ's events director, Colleen McGarvey at cmcgarvey@ **Tickets are non-refundable however you may transfer your ticket to another person if you are unable to attend. Event day name changes can be done at the event registration desk. Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg is the 11th president of the University of Tampa. Dahlberg came to UTampa from Texas Christian University where she served as provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs. In addition to being TCU's chief academic officer, Dahlberg was also a professor of both computer science and engineering. She has more than 30 years of experience in higher education as a faculty member and an administrator and is known especially as an advocate for student success, innovative academic programs and inclusivity initiatives. At TCU she oversaw the start-up of the Burnett School of Medicine, and she served as chief fundraiser for college donors. Prior to joining TCU in 2019, Dahlberg served as dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University (NY), where she launched strategic, and advancement plans focused on student experience, research and campus culture. She also created and led the college fundraising campaign which meaningfully contributed to Syracuse's $1.5 billion Forever Orange capital campaign. Before her position at Syracuse, Dahlberg served as chief academic officer and dean of the Albert Nerken School of Engineering at Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art (NY) and associate dean of the College of Computing and Informatics at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. At Charlotte, Dahlberg co-founded and directed the STARS Computing Corps, a National Science Foundation alliance that engaged over 50 colleges and universities to strengthen the STEM pipeline through student-led regional engagement. In her academic career, Dahlberg has been the principal investigator for over $20 million in external funding for projects in the areas of computer education, broadening participation in computing and wireless networking research. Dahlberg said she looks to build upon UTampa's already remarkable record of success by strengthening student, faculty and staff success, increasing UTampa's institutional reputation and bolstering its financial sustainability. Dahlberg began her professional career with the IBM Corporation in North Carolina. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Pittsburgh and earned both a master's degree and a Ph.D. from North Carolina State University, where she is a member of the Alumni Hall of Fame.
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