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WooHoo! Marie Claire Lim Moore (Global FWN100™ '13) presents at TEDx WanChai on "Why Asia Needs More Tiger Women"
FWN100™ SPOTLIGHT, ANNOUNCEMENTS Raissa Alvero FWN100™ SPOTLIGHT, ANNOUNCEMENTS Raissa Alvero

WooHoo! Marie Claire Lim Moore (Global FWN100™ '13) presents at TEDx WanChai on "Why Asia Needs More Tiger Women"

"While most regions of the world continue to face challenges in increasing women’s representation at all levels in the workplace, Asia is projected to have the lowest representation of women in management positions in 2025. In a region with so many highly educated women, how can we have so many Tiger mothers and so few Tiger women?" 

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#ISupportLoida "The Rise of Loida Nicolas Lewis" (U.S. FWN100™ 07 and Global FWN100™ '13)
OPINION, FWN100™ SPOTLIGHT, ANNOUNCEMENTS Raissa Alvero OPINION, FWN100™ SPOTLIGHT, ANNOUNCEMENTS Raissa Alvero

#ISupportLoida "The Rise of Loida Nicolas Lewis" (U.S. FWN100™ 07 and Global FWN100™ '13)

ePahayagan Editor's Note: There's been a lot of interest in Loida Nicolas Lewis lately. We think it's important on reading once again a very well researched 2007 article on the leadership qualities of Ms. Nicolas Lewis and how she has developed into becoming a strong community leader. How One Filipina Woman Steered the Course of One of the Most Successful Business Enterprises in America. "From Cheerleader to Coach" By Regina Balane, Manila, December 2007. Story from Munting Nayon.

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WooHoo! Ana Bel Mayo (Global FWN100™ '16 Italy) Named Most Influential Filipina Woman in the World in Recognition of Volunteerism in Italy

WooHoo! Ana Bel Mayo (Global FWN100™ '16 Italy) Named Most Influential Filipina Woman in the World in Recognition of Volunteerism in Italy

"Today Mayo is the councillor and treasurer of the association and president of the World Cities of the World Adda colors, a member of the Council of Volunteers of the City of Inzago and an active member of the Filipina Women Network. Even after receiving the recognition, her goal remains to continue working tirelessly to shape a positive image of the Filipino population in Italy: "The Filipino migrants are a mine of culture and human capital, not only an army of domestic workers," she beams." News story from Vita.IT.

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