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  • 004<br /> Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit<br /> Washington DC<br /> Monday, October 11th, 2021 2:00–2:50 PM<br /> MPW PROGRAM CONCURRENT SESSIONS<br /> GROWTH MINDSET: RETHINKING YOUR BUSINESS<br /> Hosted by Target<br /> As the world emerges from the pandemic and returns to growth, how are leaders rethinking and redefining their businesses? We’ll hear lessons learned and big new ideas from women on the front lines.<br /> Peggy Alford, Executive Vice President, Global Sales, PayPal<br /> Kate Jhaveri, Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, National Basketball Association<br /> Amy Nelson, President, SaksWorks<br /> Liz O&#8217;Neill, Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, Levi Strauss<br /> Carly Strife, Co-founder, BARK<br /> Moderator: Sheryl Estrada, Writer, CFO Daily, FORTUNE Photograph by Karen Sayre/Fortune MPWConferences

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