Carla Moquin, Founder and President of the Parenting in the Workplace Institute
Expertise
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Working and Breastfeeding
Previous Conferences
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October 12, 2011Cheyenne,Wyoming,United States
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September 9, 2010 - September 10, 2010Casper,Wyoming,United States
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May 16, 2010 - May 18, 2010Atlanta,Georgia,United States
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September 24, 2007Waltham,Massachusetts,United States
About the Speaker
I have been conducting interviews, researching, and determining best practices for effective babies-at-work programs since 2005. I have personally helped more than twenty-five organizations around the United States to start new, successful baby programs.
I have been interviewed about babies-at-work programs for numerous media pieces, including for Time Magazine, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Morning Edition on NPR, USA Today, People Magazine, the Boston Globe, The Australian, Redbook, Inc. Magazine, the Today Show, Fox Business Network, BBC television, BBC radio, and Ireland Public Radio.
I have also written two books about babies-at-work programs, Babies at Work: Bringing New Life to the Workplace and How to Start a Babies-at-Work Program.
Official Bio for Brochure
Carla Moquin is the founder and president of the Parenting in the Workplace Institute--PIWI. PIWI provides information and resources for the implementation of formal business programs in which parents can bring their children to work and care for them while doing their jobs. PIWI is currently focused on programs in which parents can bring their young babies to work for the first six to eight months of life, and it maintains a growing database of more than 160 baby-inclusive organizations that have hosted nearly 2,000 babies at work to date. Carla has been researching baby-inclusive programs since 2005. Carla has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Penn State University, a master's level certification in mediation and facilitation from the University of Utah, and she attended Concord University School of Law for three years.
Bio for Introduction
Carla Moquin is the founder and president of the Parenting in the Workplace Institute--PIWI. PIWI provides information and resources for the implementation of formal business programs in which parents can bring their children to work and care for them while doing their jobs. PIWI is currently focused on programs in which parents can bring their young babies to work for the first six to eight months of life, and it maintains a growing database of more than 160 baby-inclusive organizations that have hosted nearly 2,000 babies at work to date. Carla has been researching baby-inclusive programs since 2005.
Carla has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Penn State University, a master's level certification in mediation and facilitation from the University of Utah, and she attended Concord University School of Law for three years.
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