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November 2008: Issue LXXV |
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WOMEN EMERGE AS VICTORS
IN U.S. ELECTIONS
GENDER GAP REMAINS IN BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT GLOBALLY, BUT GAINS MADE
IN EDUCATION AND HEALTH
WOMEN CEOS OPEN DOORS TO BOARD ROOMS AND C-SUITES
ENTREPRENEURS HAVE INHERENT RISK-TAKING BEHAVIORS
NEW WEXPO@GLOBEWOMEN EXECUTIVE OF THE MONTH
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September 2008:
Issue LXXIV |
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BUSINESS LEADERS’ VIEWS ON GLOBEWOMEN
LEADING WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS
TACKLING PAY EQUITY
WOMEN’S INVESTMENT FUND: NIGERIAN MODEL
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Special Issue LXXIII: WEXPO @ GlobeWomen |
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Legacies of Women Forum at the Business Professional Women USA
Convention
Women Workers’ Dreams: Hudson Report
Legacies
Spotlight: Ann Sherry, CEO, Carnival Australia
WEXPO,
Women’s Global Marketplace
GlobeWomen’s Global Network of Business and Professional Women
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August
2008:
Issue LXXII |
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U.S. WOMEN
WORKERS DECLINE IN NUMBERS FOR FIRST TIME
MORE WOMEN
ON BOARDS RESULTS IN MORE FEMALE SENIOR MANAGERS
WORDS MATTER IN GENDER EQUITY: PINK MAGAZINE EDITOR CYNTHIA GOOD AND
"MEN WORKING"
HAITI NAMES 2ND WOMAN PRIME MINISTER
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July
2008:
Issue LXXI |
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INTRODUCING WEXPO (WOMEN’S EXPO) ONLINE AT
GLOBEWOMEN.COM
UPDATE ON WOMEN LEADING GOVERNMENTS GLOBALLY
MANPOWER RESEARCH REPORT ON THE BORDERLESS WORKFORCE
EUROPEAN WOMEN ON BOARDS: EPWN
REPORT
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June
2008 - Special Report
: GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN
* HANOI, VIETNAM |
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A record
$33,000 was Raised for Victims of Natural Disasters in China and
Myanmar from Nearly 1,000 Delegates from 72 Countries;
Women Ministers from Antigua, Mexico and South Africa were each
awarded $5,000 Mini-Grants for Best Practices in
Public/Private Sector
Partnerships in Advancing Women and Girls;
InterAmerican Commission of Women of the Organization of
American
States (OAS) Announced its Partnership with the
Summit's Global
Consortium of Women to End Cervical Cancer;
New MasterCard Index of Women Was Released at 2008 Summit
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April
2008:
Issue LXIII |
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GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN: FEATURED SPEAKERS
WHAT DRIVES U.K. WOMEN TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP?
STATUS
REPORT ON U.S. WOMEN AND CORPORATE LEADERSHIP
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY: MCKINSEY REPORT
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March
2008:
Issue LXII |
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GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN: FEATURED SPEAKERS
WHAT DRIVES U.K. WOMEN TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP?
STATUS REPORT ON U.S. WOMEN AND CORPORATE
LEADERSHIP
CORPORATE PHILANTHROPY: MCKINSEY REPORT
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January
2008:
Issue LXVI
SPECIAL EDITION: 2008 GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN
Women and Asia: Driving the 21st
Century Global Economy |
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Over 50 International Member and Partner Organizations
The Hanoi Melia Hotel is the official Summit venue for
all the sessions.
A limited number of 30 booths for Summit delegates are
available again
on a first-come, first
served basis.
The visa process is a lengthy one, so Summit delegates
are urged to apply
for their visas the soonest travel plans are made.
Vietnam Airlines is the official carrier of the 2008 Global Summit of
Women.
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November 2007:
Issue LXV
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT |
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LATIN AMERICA POISED TO USHER IN WOMEN AS COUNTRY
LEADERS
IS THE TERM ‘GLASS CEILING’ A MISNOMER?
SEGREGATING SAUDI ARABIAN WOMEN FROM VIABLE CAREERS
DO WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS DIFFER FROM MEN? – A REPORT FROM THE U.S.
HELP STOP CERVICAL CANCER
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October 2007:
Issue
LXIX |
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GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN LAUNCHES
“LEGACIES OF WOMEN”
LINKING CORPORATE PROFITS TO WOMEN’S BOARD PRESENCE
SAUDI WOMEN AND THE FREEDOM TO DRIVE|
AVOIDING WEBSITE MISTAKES FOR NONPROFITS
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August
2007:
Issue LXIII |
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2008 GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN – VIETNAM
ERASING THE GENDER GAP ON CORPORATE BOARDS: PROGRESS REPORT ON
NORWAY’S LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE
RANKING COUNTRIES ON WOMEN’S BUSINESS LEADERSHIP
STATUS REPORT ON U.S. WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES
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July
2007:
Issue LXII |
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VIETNAM’S WOMEN CORPORATE CEOS: LEADING ASIA’S NEWEST ‘TIGER’
UNICEF REPORT – GENDER BIAS LEADS TO POORER FAMILIES
AGING POPULATIONS AND GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS
U.S. WOMEN AND THE SOCIAL COST OF NEGOTIATIONS
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June
2007:
Issue LXI |
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RECORD TURNOUT MARKS SUMMIT’S 17TH YEAR
WOMEN MINISTERS EXPLORE PUBLIC/PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS
WOMEN DIRECTORS IN THE 200 LARGEST COMPANIES WORLDWIDE
GLOBAL CONSORTIUM TO END CERVICAL CANCER LAUNCHED
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May
2007:
Issue LX |
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2007 GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN UPDATE
PAY INEQUITY BEGINS EARLY – 2007 AAUW REPORT
SECURING CORPORATE AND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS FOR WOMEN-OWNED
ENTERPRISES
“TAKE YOUR DAUGHTERS TO WORK DAY” 15 YEARS LATER
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February 2007:
Issue
LVII |
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MEET WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AT THE 2007 GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN
EUROPEAN UNION ATTEMPTS TO ADDRESS WOMEN’S PAY GAP
LARGEST SEX DISCRIMINATION CASE IN U.S. HISTORY NOW HEADED FOR
THE COURTS
GENDER QUOTA BILL IN CHILE TO INCREASE WOMEN’S POLITICAL
REPRESENTATION
MEETS OPPOSITION
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January 2007:
Issue LVI |
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SUMMIT UPDATE: MEET PARTICIPATING LEADERS
MICROSOFT SCHOLARSHIP
U.N. STUDY FINDS ARAB COUNTRIES STILL NEED TO IMPROVE
CONDITIONS FOR
WOMEN
WAGE BIAS SUIT AT GOODYEAR TIRE
DIVERSITY IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS: NEW REPORT |
