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Fortune’s inaugural list of the

100 Most Powerful People in Business

General Motors CEO and 2020 IWF Hall of Fame Honoree, Mary Barra, and UPS CEO and IWF Georgia member, Carol Tomé, were recently named on Fortune’s inaugural list of the 100 Most Powerful People in Business, which recognizes those whose, “words, deeds, and wealth shape what others around them think and do.”

IWF Updates

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General Information

International Women’s Forum Announces New Board Officers and Directors

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Leadership Development

Celebrating 30 Years of Impact: The IWF Leadership Fellows Program  

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Fellows 30th Anniversary

International Women’s Forum Announces Chanel Global CEO Leena Nair as Inaugural Recipient of IWF Leadership Fellows Program Alumna Award

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Leadership Conferences

2024 Cornerstone Conference, Hong Kong SAR. Join us on November 20-22, 2024

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IWF Members Making History

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IWF Arkansas

Andrea Albright, who is EVP of Sourcing for Walmart, a member of IWF Arkansas, and an IWF Leadership Fellows Program alumna, was recently profiled by Fortune. Andrea is a leader, “to keep an eye on – through this holiday season and beyond.”
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IWF Florida

Rosie Gordon Wallace, member of IWF Florida, was highlighted in The Miami Herald for her lifelong commitment to championing Black and Brown artists from around the world.

Leadership Insights

Women on Boards

Firms Outperform When There Are More Women on Boards, BI Says – Bloomberg

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Fast Company

Women who played sports are more likely to be business leaders

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BBC

Women in tech groups ‘can’t run on inspiration alone’

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SC Media

Percentage of women, minorities in tech workforce unchanged since 2005

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