The Woman Of Sun Valley

By my count, there were three (and two were from Xerox - Ursula Burns and Anne Mulcahy [retired]) and only one, Sheryl Sandberg got any sort of attention at all.
And, no, mogul wives don't count.
[If Allen & Co. can please email me an invited guest list, I'll be happy to post an update with other names.]
Yes, Facebook is the hot company of the moment with a giant spotlight on senior management, but (and we all know this is a Hollywood / New York / Silicon Valley problem and not a Herb Allen problem) this was a pretty pathetic effort no matter the situation.
This is not to slight the accomplishments of Sheryl Sandberg. I have a great admiration for her (even though I think she's on a sinking ship).
"The Women In Technology" panel (moderated by Tom Brokaw) must have been fascinating. Perhaps it was set up as a way to inform the white male moguls that there are 'Women in Technology'. Who knew?
Here's hoping that next year I can report on "The WOMEN of Sun Valley".

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and what makes you think Sheryl Sandburg is a woman?
You're not counting Lady Gaga? I guess it is up in the air.
There were a few others. I believe Carol Bartz of Yahoo and the woman who looks like a model that used to work at Ning. Gianna something or... Biachhi? Gianna Biachhi? She is Italian whatever her name is. So it's not all that bad but still a pretty sad commentary on the state of the industry.