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Corporate Women Directors International
(CWDI) promotes the increased
participation of women in corporate boards
globally, fosters national and international
networks to link women directors, and seeks
to hone directors’ skills in corporate
governance. To provide baseline
information from which women’s progress on
corporate boards can be measured, CWDI has
conducted research internationally to
identify women corporate board members in
Australia, Canada, Japan, South Africa,
Spain, and the United States, as well as a
regional report covering top companies in
Latin America, and a Global report analyzing
women’s board participation at the 200
largest companies in the world.
Finally, in 2005 began a series of
industry-specific reports, beginning with
the banking and healthcare/pharmaceutical
industries. These two recent reports have
been global in scope.
The directories resulting from these studies
serve as a talent pool of names from which
corporations can draw as they fill board
positions. In addition, CWDI has held
roundtables with the release of each report
to foster linkages among women corporate
directors. These gatherings, now know
as Colloquia, have been held in Miami,
London, Tokyo, Toronto, Montreal, Sydney,
Johannesburg and Barcelona. Recent
colloquia have taken place in Washington, DC
and in New York City.
Patterned after similar roundtables at the
Global Summit of Women in which corporate
women directors from several countries
participated, these discussion sessions
include in-country women directors as well
as those from other parts of world.
Sessions include issues of corporate
governance, international trade, and
workplace practices in a global context.
To widen the pool of potential women
directors, CWDI also welcomes the
participation of women executives and
actively encourages them to broaden their
professional plans to include corporate
directorships.
Irene Natividad, president of Globewomen,
Inc. and Former Board Director, Sallie Mae
Corporation, serves as Chair of CWDI.
For more information about CWDI or the
publications listed on the reverse, please
contact Corporate Women Directors’
Washington, D.C. headquarters at
cwdi@globewomen.com.
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Irene Natividad
President, Global Summit of Women
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International Advisory Board Members |
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Barbara Barrett
Board Director, Exponent & Raytheon (USA) |

Mary K. Bush
Board Director, Brady Corporation, Briggs &
Stratton, Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., and Pioneer Family of
Mutual Funds (USA) |

Patricia Diaz-Dennis
Board Director, CarrAmerica Realty, Mass
Mutual and UST (USA) |

Amparo Espinosa Rugarcia
Board Director, Telmex (Mexico) |

Carol Hansell
Founding Board Director, Institute of Corporate
Directors (Canada) |

Sungjoo Kim
Board Director, MCM Inc. (Germany) |

Reatha Clark King
Board Director, Department 56, Inc., ExxonMobil,
Wells Fargo (USA) |

Wendy Lucas-Bull
Board Director, Eskom, AVENG, Dimension Data PLC
and NURCHA (South Africa) |

Jocelyne Cote
O’Hara
Board Director, Manitoba Telecom/Allstream,
Protus
IP Solutions and
Xerox Canada |

Merle Okawara
Board Director, J.C. Foods and Avon Japan |

Toni Rembe
Partner,
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP; Board Director, SBC and Aegon,
N.V. |

Kate Rodin
Board
Director,
National Association of Directors; Former Board Director, OBOS Real
Estate Company and Aker Kvaerner ASA (Norway) |

Louise Tager
Board Director, Barloworld and ABT Diamond Cutting
Works Ltd (South Africa) |

Karen Hastie Williams
Board Director, Chubb Corporation, Continental
Airlines, Gannett Corporation, SunTrust Banks, Washington Gas & Light
(USA) |
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