BUILDING BETTER LEADERSHIP FOR A CHANGING WORLD

AN UNPRECEDENTED GLOBAL NETWORK

EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMS AND EXTRAORDINARY PERSPECTIVES

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Building better leadership...

Imagine an organization where the leading women of the world are found in one trusted network.

Consider the power unleashed when a global association of diverse women of extraordinary accomplishment promote better world leadership with new ideas, new solutions, and new perspectives.

Meet the International Women’s Forum: We are the world’s female path-finders, guiding a new generation of rising women leaders. Competitive and charismatic, the IWF is where global talent congregates and collaborates, a magnet for women leaders of today and tomorrow. Through our programs, exchanges and cutting-edge initiatives, the IWF is cultivating innovation and new paradigms for 21st century leadership. At the IWF Leadership Foundation, the IWF helps prepare and inspire future generations of women leaders.

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IWF South Africa Immideate Past President, Dr. Vuyo Mahlati, Executive Chair of Siyaya TV; The Hon. Nkosazana Dalmini-Zuma, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, and Bridgette Radebe, Founding President of IWF South Africa

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Across careers, cultures and continents IWF MISSION

The International Women’s Forum builds better global leadership across careers, continents and cultures by connecting the world’s most preeminent women of significant and diverse achievement.

WHO WE ARE The International Women’s Forum is a singularly unique organization comprised of more than 6,000 dynamic women leaders in thirty-three countries and seventy-four forums around the world. IWF members span careers, cultures and continents, however they are wholly aligned in their commitment to building better global leadership.

The heart of IWF is vibrantly represented at global meetings held annually. There is no other organization in the world that continually convenes such an extraordinary network of women leaders, provides exposure and access to such a broad and diverse audience of female decision-makers, while delivering cutting edge programs that explore topics impacting international progress, business, economics, ecology and enterprise.

WHAT WE DO The IWF brings together an unprecedented global membership to exchange ideas, to learn, inspire, and to build better leadership for a changing world. This vision is realized through global conferences, training and mentoring programs and our networks of global forums. IWF provides one-of–a-kind programming designed by world leaders, for world leaders, both present and future. IWF provides a platform for leaders to meet among their peers in an environment where meaningful partnerships and friendships can grow and form.

Founded in 1982 in the United States, the International Women’s Forum has grown across 6 continents into 74 local forums representing 33 nations. There are more than 6,000 women leaders participating in Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, Australia and North America.

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Janet Wu, 2015 IWF International Hall of Fame Mistress Paula A. Johnson, MD, MPH, Founder Asma Chaabi, EVP, YNNA Holding, Morocco; Ramzia of Ceremonies, Donna De Varona, Olympic Champion, & Executive Director, Connors Center Abbas Aleryani, Chairwoman of the Yemeni Women’s Advocate for women in sports, and 2015 IWF Hall of Fame for Women’s Health & Gender Union; and Allyson Maynard Gibson, Attorney General Honoree, Beth Brooke-Marciniak, Global Vice Chair, Public Biology; Chief, Women’s Health, and Minister of Legal Affairs of The Bahamas, and IWF Policy, EY Brigham and Women’s Hospital; President (2009-2011) Professor of Medicine, Harvard; 2015 IWF Hall of Fame Honoree 4

with affiliates worldwide An exceptional network Across Six Continents

Worldwide affiliates

AFRICA AND MIDDLE EAST ASIA PACIFIC EUROPE LATIN AMERICA Egypt Australia Austria Argentina Jordan China (Hong Kong) Germany Chile Lebanon India Ireland Ecuador Morocco Philippines Italy Mexico South Africa Singapore Poland Venezuela United Arab Emirates Russia Israel THE CARIBBEAN Spain NORTH AMERICA Turkey Bahamas Sweden Canada Bermuda United Kingdom United States Jamaica Vancouver Trinidad and Tobago

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Connecting the world’s preeminent women An unprecedented global membership: Reem Abu Hassan Lara Giddings, MP Denise Morrison Minister of Social Development, Jordan Former Premier of Tasmania, Australia President & CEO, Campbell Soup, USA

Emma Bonino Ruth Bader Ginsburg Soha Nashaat Minister of Foreign Affairs, Italy U.S. Supreme Court Justice, USA Corporate Director, Barclays Bank (Suisse) SA, United Arab Emirates Micheline Bouchard Doris Grimm Corporate Director, Telus, PSP Invest- Head of International Monetary Affairs, Maria Ramos ment, Former CEO of Motorola Canada Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany Chief Executive, Absa Group Banks,

South Africa Rosalind Brewer Elisabeth Gürtler CEO, Sam’s Club, USA Managing Director, Sacher Hotels, Austria Cathy Ross

Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Beth A. Brooke-Marciniak Pansy Ho Officer, FedEx, USA Global Vice Chair, EY, USA Managing Director, Shun Tak Holding Limited, Hong Kong Olga Carmen Sanchez Cordero

Bonnie Brooks Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice, President and CEO, The Bay, Gail Klintworth Mexico Hudson’s Bay Company, Canada Executive Vice President, Unilever,

United Kingdom Debbie Stabenow

Hillary Clinton U.S. Senator, USA Former U.S. Secretary of State, USA Naina Lal Kidwai CEO, HSBC India Eva Swartz Linda Hudson CEO, Bianchi Café & Cycles, Sweden Board Director, BAE Systems, Inc., Wai Leong Leng Bank of America and Southern Company Chief Financial Officer, Pilar Zulueta de Oya Temasek Holdings, Singapore Executive Vice President, Europe, Middle Gale Anne Hurd East & Africa, Warner Bros. Consumer CEO of Valhalla Entertainment, USA Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka Executive Director, UN Women, Products, Spain Anna Fendi South Africa Head of Research and Development, FENDI, Italy

Rosalynn Carter, Former First Lady The Hon. Nayla Moawad, Former Her Excellency Veena Sikri, Ford Nawal El-Moutawakel, Vice of the United States and Founder of First Lady of Lebanon, Member Foundation Chair, Academy of President, International Olympic The Carter Center of Parliament and former Minister Third World Studies, Jamia Millia Committee (IOC) and first African, of Social Affairs Islamia, New Delhi and former Arab, and Muslim woman to win Diplomat of India. a gold medal Producing Singular Opportunities

Global in our reach and unwavering in our commitment to advancing better leadership around the world. IWF provides one-of–a-kind programming. Designed by world leaders for world leaders present and future, IWF programs Executive Development Roundtables, feature women who have broken through barriers to scale the heights of power and influence. produced by the International Women’s Forum with leading corporations and governments around the World Leadership Conferences world, offer seminars customized for organizations conducted annually by the International Women’s sharing IWF’s dedication to developing women’s Forum, draw women from more than 50 countries executive leadership. Executive Development who are the world’s leading architects, advocates, Roundtables are designed to motivate and inspire catalysts, and pioneers of change – the women women with the potential to become leaders and who are re-drawing the map for how we’ll live, to introduce regional rising stars to an international work, produce, and maintain healthy communities array of perspectives and leadership styles. in the coming years. As our global economies Reinforcing best practices in management, restructure and reshape business, politics, innovation and communication, Executive environments, access and opportunity, IWF’s Development Roundtables improve the retention cutting–edge conferences harness those must- of women with the potential to become high- have conversations in order to educate, inform and performing executives by providing them with the inspire our women leaders and our opportunity to be recognized and engaged in a World Cornerstone Conferences singular professional growth and global leadership experience. IWF delivers Executive Development are held each year in regions and markets critical Roundtables worldwide while adapting them to to the future which provide access to leaders with local cultures. insight on topics impacting international progress, business, economics, ecology, enterprise, and the sustainability of human endeavor. Members come together across national and international boundaries to share knowledge and ideas, to enrich each other’s lives, to provide a network of support, and to exert influence.

Exchanges and Global Delegations are sponsored by IWF for members and leaders, corporate partners and collaborators who are working to promote women’s leadership around the world. These singular exchanges between top government officials and business leaders from developed and emerging markets provide Esther Silver-Parker, IWF President (2007-2009) the opportunity for building understanding, cooperation, and better leadership. Esther Silver-Parker, IWF President (2007-2009); Participants of The John L and James S Knight Foundation EDR program. Promoting Exceptional Leadership Proud sponsors of the International Hall of Fame, IWF has celebrated, through the years, the inductions of the world’s leading female pioneers

Madeleine Albright Anita DeFrantz Jackie Joyner-Kersee Rosa Parks U.S. Secretary of State Catalyst of the International U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Mother of the American Civil Olympic Movement Rights Movement Isabel Allende Nancy Landon Kassebaum Chilean Author Donna de Varona U.S. Senator Julie Payette Olympic Champion, Advocate Canadian Astronaut/Engineer Christiane Amanpour for Women in Sport Billie Jean King Journalist Tennis Legend & Social Pioneer Nancy Pelosi Sylvia Earle First woman Speaker of the U.S. Maya Angelou American Oceanographer, Coretta Scott King House of Representatives American Poet & Author Explorer & Author American Civil Rights Activist Louise Arbour Nawal El Moutawakel Heidi Klum Silvia Pinal Chief Prosecutor, International First Moroccan and first African German fashion and lifestyle Legendary Mexican Actress & Criminal Tribunals in the Hague Muslim Woman to win Olympic mogul Politician Gold Corazon Aquino Dr. Mathilde Krim Leontyne Price President of the Republic Gloria Estefan AIDS Researcher/Scientist Opera Diva of the Philippines Singer/Humanitarian Annie Leibovitz Condoleezza Rice Shirley Temple Black Anna Fendi American Photographer U.S. Secretary of State Child Star & U.S. Diplomat Italian fashion empire builder Dr. Ellen Li Sally Ride Lindy Boggs Ella Fitzgerald Women’s Rights Activist U.S. Astronaut/Scientist U.S. Ambassador to the Vatican American Jazz Artist Hong Kong Mary Robinson Roberta Bondar Betty Ford Maya Ying Lin President of Ireland First Canadian Woman Astronaut President, The Betty Ford Center Vietnam & Civil Rights Memorial Architect Wilma Rudolph Gro Harlem Brundtland Betty Friedan U.S. Olympic Gold Medalist Prime Minister of Norway Author/Feminist Leader Tzipi Livni Israeli Foreign Minister Donna Shalala Dr. Linda Buck Ruth Bader Ginsburg U.S. Secretary of Health & Nobel Laureate U.S. Supreme Court Justice Bette Bao Lord Human Services and Academic Author/Stateswoman Leader Rt. Hon. Kim Campbell Katharine Graham Prime Minister of Canada Chairman of the Board, Dr. Susan Love Muriel Siebert The Washington Post Breast Cancer Advocate First Female Member, The New Demet Sabancı Çetindogan Madam Gu Xiulian York Stock Exchange Turkish Entrepreneur, Media and Clare Boothe Luce President, All-China Women’s Mary Simon Retail Mogul Author/Stateswoman Federation National Inuit Leader of Canada Violeta de Chamorro Wangari Maathai Alma Guillermoprieto Hanna Suchocka President of Nicaragua Environmental Activist, Author and Journalist Kenya & Nobel Peace Laureate Prime Minister of Poland Eugenia Charles Helen Hayes Graca Machel Patricia Summitt Prime Minister of Dominica First Woman of the American First Lady of Mozambique Sports Legend Theater & South Africa Madam Chen Zhili Maria Tallchief President, All-China Women’s Dorothy Height Wilma Mankiller U.S. Prima Ballerina Federation President, National Council Chief of the Cherokee Nation of Negro Women Margaret Thatcher Julia Child Rt. Hon. Beverley McLachlin Prime Minister of Great Britain Chef, Author & TV Star Audrey Hepburn Chief Justice of Canada International Film Star Valentina Tereshkova Maureen Harding Clark The Most Hon. Portia First Woman in Space Judge, International Criminal Jeanne Holm Simpson Miller, ON, MP Court, Ireland Major General, U.S. Air Force Prime Minister of Jamaica Simone Veil French Political Leader Olga María del Carmen Sánchez Gale Anne Hurd Khatol Mohammadzai Barbara Walters Cordero Hollywood Film Producer & General, Air Force of Afghanistan Screenwriter Journalist Minister, Supreme Court of Anne Murray, CC, ONS Justice, México Judith Jamison Canadian Performing Artist American Choreographer Nandita Das Sandra Day O’Connor Indian actress and filmmaker Paula Adina Johnson, MD, MPH Pioneering Doctor and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Dame Sandra Dawson Champion forWomen’s Health First Woman Master Oxbridge Ana Palacio Lynn Johnston, CM, OM College Foreign Affairs Minister of Spain Canadian Illustrator Mentoring elite female athletes to become exceptional leaders

The EY Women Athletes Business Network (WABN) mentoring program is designed to harness the untapped leadership potential of elite women athletes, who have transitioned or are in the process of transitioning from sport to a career in business or other professional sphere. The collaboration and power of IWF and EY bring an unmatched capability for helping these rising leaders transition to or further develop successful business careers. IWF and EY believe that as elite athletes, these women bring a critical foundational skillset that can’t be taught in the classroom - attributes such as teamwork, Angela Taylor, General Manager, WNBA basketball team the Atlanta Dream perseverance, discipline and a commitment to achieving success. Through a highly competitive selection process, 25 elite athletes are selected and matched with a prominent woman leader from IWF’s membership. The inaugural cohort of mentees comprises women from 13 nations representing diverse sports, professions and career aspirations.

With 6,000 senior women executives in 33 nations on six continents, the International Women’s Forum membership is a wealth of potential mentors who are ready to guide the EY WABN participants as they become exceptional leaders. Mentors in the inaugural Kelly Grier, EY America, Vice Chair, Talent (left) Anne Duncan, class hail from IWF affiliates worldwide including Managing Director, LUMIU Limited (center) and Donna de Varona, Olympic Gold Medalist, Executive Board Member, Australia, Ireland, Sweden, The United Kingdom and Special Olympics International and Lead Advisor, WABN (right) across North America.

EY WABN Mentee and former elite athlete, Anita Maxwell, (center) with IWF members, Carol Sisco, Managing Partner, Cisco Associates (left) and Lynn Gangone, Dean, Colorado Women’s College (right)

EY representatives Erin Finkel, Holly Humphrey, Kristy Ingram with 2015 EY WABN Mentee and Beth and Michelle Brooke-Marciniak ready for gala Building better leadership for a changing world and strategic management capabilities. In Reaching new heights together Cambridge, Massachusetts at the Harvard Business School, fellows engage in a unique combination of classroom work, case-study discussion, and peer advice. During that time, fellows hone their ability to think strategically in areas including negotiations, organization learning, marketing, global affairs, and The Leadership Foundation, founded in 1990, the management of innovation and services. supports the IWF’s educational activities for the public. The Leadership Foundation channels the While at one of INSEAD’s international campuses in talents of IWF members and the resources of the France, Singapore and Abu Dhabi (UAE), the fellows IWF global network into programs that educate, are pushed to adopt a deeper, global perspective. inspire, and empower the next generation of women leaders. A core component of the training is the 360° Global Executive Leadership Inventory developed Global Initiatives encourage high-potential by INSEAD’s Global Leadership Center to measure women to embrace the past, present, and twelve dimensions of leadership. The fellows future of women’s leadership around the world. assess what they learned from the inventory with Inspiration and knowledge arm a new generation professional, international coaches. of women with the determination, understanding, and ideas they need to succeed in a rapidly In addition to their leadership training, each fellow changing world. is matched with an IWF member who serves as her mentor and coach during the program year, a The Fellows Program, in its signature, customized, chance for the fellows to garner personal insights format, is the leading, women’s executive and advice from women at the top of their fields. development program in the world today. Providing emerging women leaders with training of The Legacy Project of the Fellows Program exceptional quality and access to IWF’s unmatched provides every fellow the opportunity to leverage network, fellows experience a once-in-a-lifetime what they have learned to help expand the opportunity to challenge their assumptions and leadership capacity of women in their organization expand their horizons. and community, and to create a ripple effect that empowers more women to aspire to leadership Spread across a year, the program convenes roles. Existing Legacy Projects include a program fellows from around the world for a total of 20 days. to provide reading materials to rural secondary In partnership with the Harvard Business School schools in Nigeria; a career conference series and INSEAD, The Business School for the World, aimed at female university students in Mexico; the Leadership Foundation offers creative, multi- and a breakfast roundtable for women in the U.S. disciplinary training aimed at developing leadership military in Washington, DC.

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Mapping out multiple worlds fractured by race, class and history with stories both complex and demanding of our reflection, the International Women’s Forum looked at the culture and heritage, strength and struggle of a country which inspires. In a global dialogue that provides lessons, both told and untold, to a world locked in a redemptive struggle for the ideas, identity, opportunity and inheritance that will define the future, world leaders gathered in Johannesburg, May 20-22 for the 2015 IWF World Cornerstone Conference – Legacy & Inheritance: Journey to the Future.

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