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Women Who Connect the World WOMEN WHO CONNECT THE WORLD Join us Monday, April 23, 2018 | 12:00 p.m. at the Sheraton New York Times Square with Emcee Savannah Guthrie, Co-Anchor of “Today” and NBC News Chief Legal Correspondent Hosted by OUR 2018 MATRIX HONOREES HALLE BERRY MIKA BRZEZINSKI KIM KELLEHER BETSY KENNY Academy Award-Winning Co-Host Chief Business Officer, LACK Actress MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” GQ, Golf Digest, Pitchfork, Head of Global Brand Strategy Founder, Know Your Value WIRED, Ars Technica Snap Inc. 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