Houston Energy Corridor Luncheon: Developing Leadership Through Feedback

Event Details

Please join us at our next WENH Energy Corridor luncheon where we will learn about adding emotional intelligence to your competency portfolio. Why is this important? Emotional intelligence (EI) is a predictor of success. The good news is that you can learn.

With such a high pace and dynamic landscape around us, being able to influence and effectively communicate in a much more active and productive way makes this topic even more important in today's world. Join Pearl Chu in a session where she will share stories and tips to illustrate practical information around effective use and outcomes with our communication styles, specifically leveraging feedback skills.

Speakers

Pearl Chu
Director Technical Domains & University Relations of SLB
https://www.linkedin.com/in/pearl-chu-b481636/
Pearl Chu is currently Director Technical Domains & University Relations, responsible for the strategic development of the global SLB technical community as well as corporate relations with universities and academia. Previously, Pearl held the role of Technology Center Manager leading one of the largest engineering and manufacturing centers developing products and services that SLB provides globally.

With over 30 years of experience with SLB, Pearl has held multiple leadership roles including Human Resources Director for the Schlumberger Technology organization, several Operations management roles with P&L responsibilities, R&D management, and marketing. Having started her career as a mechanical engineer in Houston, Texas, Pearl has spent almost half of her time working internationally with positions in Paris, Beijing and Kuala Lumpur. This mix of international experience, technical background and variety of functional roles has resulted in a unique blend of technical/international leadership in the industry.

Pearl holds degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology (Master of Science) and Texas A&M University (Bachelor of Science), and in 2023, was appointed Chair of the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
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