This week’s Think Tank discusses a myriad of issues concerning women in the work place. Our guests: Laraine Rodgers (who was a Chief Information Officer for both public agencies and private companies), Tammy Caputi (a small business owner who is currently running for a seat on the Scottsdale City Council), Kathy Sacks (a former business owner and has been involved in both media and technology startups) and Rep. Athena Salman (an Arizona State Representative from Tempe involved with several Arizona nonprofits.She was also one of nine women to come forward with sexual harassment allegations against former Arizona House member Don Shooter, who was subsequently expelled from the House).

<p>This week&rsquo;s Think Tank discusses a myriad of issues concerning women in the work place. Our guests: Laraine Rodgers (who was a Chief Information Officer for both public agencies and private companies), Tammy Caputi (a small business owner who is currently running for a seat on the Scottsdale City Council), Kathy Sacks (a former business owner and has been involved in both media and technology startups) and Rep. Athena Salman (an Arizona State Representative from Tempe involved with several Arizona nonprofits.She was also one of nine women to come forward with sexual harassment allegations against former Arizona House member Don Shooter, who was subsequently expelled from the House).</p>

Hosted by KTAR political analyst, Dr. Mike O'Neil, 'The Think Tank' aspires to bring together some of the state's most interesting, thoughtful and influential leaders to discuss the economic, political and social issues facing the state and the nation.

<p>Hosted by KTAR political analyst, Dr. Mike O'Neil, 'The Think Tank' aspires to bring together some of the state's most interesting, thoughtful and influential leaders to discuss the economic, political and social issues facing the state and the nation.</p>

The program is hosted by KTAR political analyst Dr. Mike O'Neil. "The Think Tank" is where the Valley's most influential and opinionated leaders come together for one-hour every weekend. We discuss and debate the major economic, political and social issues of the week, making genuine attempts to reach at least one piece of common ground.

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