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Prominent scholars, politicians and business leaders will discuss women’s leadership in the future at the World Women Economy Forum that kicks off Thursday at COEX InterContinental Hotel in Seoul.
The speakers include former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, former Finnish President Tarja Halonen, Canadian Senator Yonah Kim-Martin and Wharton School professor Stuart Diamond, also known as the author of best-selling book “Getting More.”
Under the slogan “New horizon for women leadership: From survival to coalition,” speakers will share their success stories as women leaders and discuss the future role of women in politics and business. The event is organized by eDaiy, a local Internet-based news outlet. For more information, visit www.wwef.or.kr.
(christory@heraldcorp.com)
The speakers include former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, former Finnish President Tarja Halonen, Canadian Senator Yonah Kim-Martin and Wharton School professor Stuart Diamond, also known as the author of best-selling book “Getting More.”
Under the slogan “New horizon for women leadership: From survival to coalition,” speakers will share their success stories as women leaders and discuss the future role of women in politics and business. The event is organized by eDaiy, a local Internet-based news outlet. For more information, visit www.wwef.or.kr.
(christory@heraldcorp.com)
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