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IWF Exceptional Leaders

Named to Fortune’s Annual 100 Most Powerful Women in Business List

Mary Barra, GM CEO and 2020 IWF Hall of Fame inductee, returns to #1 on Fortune’s 2025 Most Powerful Women list. Also celebrated are member of IWF Singapore Tan Su Shan (DBS CEO), Leadership Fellows Program Alumna Leena Nair (Chanel CEO), and IWF Georgia member Carol Tomé (UPS CEO and IWF Georgia member), recognized for their leadership and impact.

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Chanel CEO Leena Nair, IWF Leadership Fellows Program Alumna, Awarded CBE by Prince William 

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Welcome, IWF Korea!

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25 Years of Partnership

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Leadership Conferences

International Women’s Forum to Convene Nearly 800 Global Leaders in Seattle for Annual World Leadership Conference and Gala

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IWF Members Making History

Three of the Walmart Chief Merchandising Officers

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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.”
Rosie Gordon Wallace

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

World Economic Forum

Global Gender Gap Report 2025

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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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