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Welcome Message

JANET ANGPresidentIWF Singapore

LAURA HWANGChairpersonIWF(S) 20th Anniversary Organising Committee

Dear Friends,

The IWF Singapore Chapter turns 20 and we are delighted to welcome you to our celebration of “Harmony in Diversity” here at the historic Fullerton Hotel, Singapore.

Singapore, with 5.5 million people, is the second most densely populated country in the world, with residents from every racial, ethnic, religious, linguistic and cultural origin- 75% Chinese, 15% Malays, 10% Indians, Eurasians and others. High rise government housing is home for 80% of residents of Singapore and yet we’ve managed to achieve a harmony that accepts and celebrates our differences. This is a hard won achievement in a rapidly splintering world. It is a harmony that we at IWF Singapore wish to celebrate and to share with global and Asian women leaders from across all fields.

Disharmony is the world’s present danger. We are troubled – as we are sure you are – with daily reports of racial shootings, religious strife, and terrorist violence worldwide. “Harmony in Diversity” is a product of 50 years’ of commitment by all Singaporeans to build new systems of society, education, and governance. These new systems allow diversity to be recognized and celebrated.

At this Conference, we will re-trace Singapore’s journey towards “Harmony in Diversity” through “Behind the Scenes” visits hosted by the heads of some of Singapore’s largest corporations and public bodies. We will hear, and question, some of Singapore’s thought leaders, from Government, Parliament, religious and academia, and CEO’s of Singapore’s largest and most influential public and private groups. We will also be discussing the global relevance of our journey with international delegates and experts as well as engage in conversations with the younger generation.

We hope that the examination and discussion of this critical topic will bring about deeper understanding and collaboration in our societies, and that, would truly be the best celebration of our 20th anniversary as a group of women leaders committed to building a harmonious future.

Warmest wishes,

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Location: National Gallery, Singapore

From left to right: Chong Siak Ching, Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, Chng Sok Hui, Melanie Chew, Helen Quek, Lee Suet Fern, Laura Hwang, Janet Ang, Gretchen Liu, Trina Loh, Melissa Kwee, Cheong Koon Hean, Audrey Chin

IWF SINGAPORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (2016-2017)Janet Ang – PresidentChong Siak Ching – Vice PresidentGretchen Liu – Hon. SecretaryChng Sok Hui – Hon. TreasurerCheong Koon Hean Engelin TehLee Suet FernMelissa Kwee

IWF SINGAPORE 20TH ANNIVERSARY ORGANISING COMMITTEELaura Hwang – ChairpersonJanet Ang – PresidentAudrey Chin – TreasurerCheong Koon HeanChong Siak ChingHelen QuekMelanie ChewTracey WoonTrina LohYu-Foo Yee Shoon

IWF SINGAPORE PAST PRESIDENTSJannie Chan (1997 – 1999)Jennifer Lee (1999 – 2001)Kanwaljit Soin (2001 – 2003)Aline Wong (2003 – 2005)Laura Hwang (2005 – 2009)Chin Ean Wah (2009 – 2013)Janet Ang (2013 – current)

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S FORUM SINGAPORE CHAPTER: 20 YEARS

WHO WE AREThe International Women’s Forum Singapore Chapter is part of the International Women’s Forum (IWF) founded in the United States in 1972. IWF is an organization of 76 forums in 35 countries, with a membership of more than 6,500 dynamic women leaders. The mission of IWF is to build better global leadership across careers, continents and cultures by connecting the world’s most preeminent women of significant and diverse achievements. IWF Singapore has 56 members who are leaders in their respective fields representing a cross-section of careers and industries from business to public service to the arts.

THE FOUNDING YEARS It all began in 1997 when a group of 22 accomplished Singapore women leaders came together to found IWF Singapore inspired by a vision to establish a forum to share, lead and exchange their ideas, and build friendship. Early members of the local chapter were drawn by the sense of friendship, to be part of a sisterhood association “among equals” - women who have attained the top levels of their fields and who wish to come together to share friendships, thoughts and experiences. IWF Singapore members faced the same issues of working women around the world - gender discrimination, struggle to succeed, conflict between career and family roles and relationships. The sense of camaraderie and support bonded the women and many have become good friends over the years and form lifelong friendships.

COMING OF AGEIn 2001, IWF Singapore staged the global IWF World Cornerstone Conference here and it was a resounding success. Then, when IWF Singapore turned 10, we championed women’s problems in ageing and contributed toward the start-up of WINGS - Women’s Initiative for Ageing Successfully, with funds raised at their 10th Anniversary Gala Dinner.

As an association of women of outstanding calibre and as beneficiaries of the advancement of Singapore over the past 50 years, IWF Singapore members remain rooted in its guiding principle of nurturing and advancing women leaders. Members engaged leaders and corporations on the importance of diversity at all levels via their Boardroom Conversation Series which started back in 2002.

Their outlook has since expanded to include networking, leadership-building and dialogues on pertinent issues such as: “The Singapore Identity – Perspectives of Younger Generation Singaporeans.”

Photo of the gathering with the next generation

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Each year, the International Women’s Forum presents the Women Who Make A Difference Awards in recognition of women around the world who have removed barriers for women’s advancement by way of their example, contributions and exceptional leadership. IWF Singapore is proud to have four award recipients - Dr. Kanwaljit Soin, Dr. Aline Wong, Dr. Cheong Koon Hean and Ms. Chua Sock Koong of this prestigious international award.

IWF Singapore has also taken on a wider social perspective under its “Doing Good/Giving Back” initiative. In 2014, members approved to seed-fund the IWF Singapore Education Grants Fund for Young Women and collaborated with the Community Foundation of Singapore who will manage the funds. This is a bursary programme to aid financially disadvantaged young women in their pursuits of tertiary education. Members and their friends have since contributed a total of $174,000 to this fund over the past three years and has benefitted 16 young women. Unlike other education grant schemes, this grant is awarded specially to young women who display resilience and aspirations in the face of financial hardships, yet are determined to uplift themselves and their family. Empowering women through education is a key impetus that drives IWF Singapore as it looks beyond the next 20 years.

Photo of the 2016 IWF Singapore Education Grants Presentation Award Ceremony

20 YEARS AND BEYONDIWF Singapore marks its 20th anniversary with a purpose-filled celebration. This Conference themed “Harmony in Diversity” showcases the Singapore model for effective harmony in a rapidly splintering world. IWF Singapore is giving voice to a greater issue for all – that of building a future for society that upholds Harmony in Diversity. The conference looks back on the success of the last 50 years of Singapore, and even further historically to one of the world’s most successful integrations of multiculturalism – the Peranakans who blended Chinese, Malay, European and Indian culture. We look to shape new models going forward, for preserving and enhancing this most precious Harmony.

The anniversary celebration culminates in a gala dinner with the objective to raise $250,000 which will allow the IWF Singapore Education Grants Fund to support 20 young women students every year until 2024.

As the women of IWF Singapore reflect upon their past, and as they look towards the next twenty years, they remain committed to their vision, “an organisation for women leaders”, aware of their responsibilities to contribute to the larger community that they belong to and their positive influence on women in society.

DAY 1 - 15TH FEBRUARY 2017

7:00AM TAI CHI Conducted by MS. SAW PHAIK HWA IWF Singapore Singapore

9:00AM TOUR OF HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD (HDB) Hosted by DR. CHEONG KOON HEAN Chief Executive Officer Housing & Development Board Singapore

11.00AM TOUR OF NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE Hosted by MS. CHONG SIAK CHING Chief Executive Officer National Gallery Singapore Singapore

12:45PM LUNCH AT DBS Hosted by MR. PIYUSH GUPTA Chief Executive Officer and Director DBS Group Singapore

1:30PM “IN-CONVERSATION” AT DBS Special Guest MINISTER TAN CHUAN-JIN Minister for Social and Family Development Singapore

Moderated by MS. YANG LAN Chairperson, Sun Media Group and Sun Culture Foundation China

3:00PM TOUR OF PERANAKAN MUSEUM

5:00PM TOUR OF ASIAN CIVILIZATIONS MUSEUM OR DINE-AROUND

Conference Agenda

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Moderated by AMB. CHAN HENG CHEE Ambassador-at-Large and Chairman, Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities, Singapore University of Technology and Design Singapore

Panelists DR. MEIRA CHAND Novelist Singapore

PROF. TAN TAI YONG Professor of Humanities (History) & Executive Vice President (Academic Affairs), Yale-NUS College Singapore

MS. PRISCILLA ONG SHUNMUGAM Fashion Designer-Entrepreneur Founder, Ong Shunmugam Singapore

MS. YANG LAN Chairperson, Sun Media Group and Sun Culture Foundation China

12:15PM LUNCH AT TOWN RESTAURANT, LEVEL 1, FULLERTON HOTEL SINGAPORE

1:30PM SESSION 3 Harmony in Diversity: Perspectives Across Generations

Soapbox Facilitator MS. CHERYL CHONG Co-Founder, The Social Co. Chairperson, Young Women’s Leadership Connection Singapore

Speakers MR. QUEK SIU RUI Co-Founder and CEO, Carousell Singapore MS. MICHELLE KHOO Head (Social Strategy 1), Ministry of Finance Singapore MS. SHERMAINE NG Student Youth Corps Leader (Cohort 1) Singapore Commentators MS. MELISSA KWEE CEO, National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre Singapore

DAY 2 - 16TH FEBRUARY 2017 FULLERTON HOTEL SINGAPORE

8:00AM REGISTRATION

8:45AM WELCOME SPEECH MS. JANET ANG President, IWF Singapore Vice President, IBM Asia Pacific Singapore

9:00AM OPENING ADDRESS MDM. HALIMAH YACOB Speaker of Parliament Singapore

9:30AM SESSION 1 Harmony in Diversity: Private Beliefs, Public Space Moderated by DR. KANWALJIT SOIN Orthopaedic & Hand Surgeon, Mt Elizabeth Hospital Former Member of Parliament Singapore Past President, IWF Singapore Singapore

Panelists HE MRS. SUHAIR AL- ALI Executive Chairman, Social Security Investment Fund Former Senator, and Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Jordan

SR. DENISE COGHLAN Roman Catholic Nun Director, Jesuit Refugee Service & Team Member, Nobel Peace Prize Team Award Cambodia

MDM. HALIMAH YACOB Speaker of Parliament Singapore

VENERABLE CHUAN GUAN Chairman, Dharma Propagation Committee Singapore Buddhist Federation Singapore

10:30AM COFFEE BREAK

11:00AM SESSION 2 Harmony in Diversity: The Influence of Culture, Language & The Arts Keynote by MS. YANG LAN Chairperson, Sun Media Group and Sun Culture Foundation China

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MR. PATRICK DANIEL Deputy CEO, Singapore Press Holdings Singapore

DR. ALINE WONG Chancellor, Singapore Institute of Management Former Senior Minister of State for Health and Education Past President, IWF Singapore Singapore

Moderator MS. TERESA WEINTRAUB President, IWF International Wealth Management, Financial Advisor, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. USA

3:00PM TEA BREAK

3:30PM SESSION 4 Harmony in Diversity: Impact of Technology and Business Moderator MS. DEBRA SOON Head, Family (English) and Premier Segment, MediaCorp Singapore

MS. CHIEKO ASAKAWA Visiting Faculty Member, Carnegie Mellon University Fellow, IBM Singapore

MS. JENNY LEE Managing Partner, GGV Capital People’s Republic of China

DR. CAROL SOON Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Policy Studies Singapore

MR. BAHREN SHAARI CEO, Bank of Singapore Singapore

AMB. BARBARA BARRETT Chairman of the Board of the Aerospace Corporation Past IWF International President USA

4:45PM CLOSING REMARKS MRS. LAURA HWANG Chairperson, IWF20 Organizing Committee Representative of Singapore, ASEAN Commission for Women & Children Past President, IWF Singapore Singapore

DR. KANWALJIT SOIN

Dr. Kanwaljit Soin is an Orthopaedic & Hand Surgeon in private practice.

In addition to her full time practice, she has founded various organizations to help the status of women and the less advantaged in society. Dr. Soin was a founding member of AWARE, served as President, and recognised as AWARE Heroine for her work and leadership.

Dr. Soin was the first woman nominated to Member of Parliament of Singapore from 1992 – 1996. She was named one of the 30 people who have shaped Singapore in CNN Go’s Power List in October 2010.

A past President of IWF Singapore, Dr. Soin has held numerous positions in welfare, advocacy and professional organizations.

HE MRS. SUHAIR AL- ALI

Suhair Al- Ali is an IWF Board Member and is currently Chairman of Jordan’s Social Security Investment Fund. She previously served as Senator, Minister of Planning and International Cooperation in Jordan.

Mrs. Al- Ali’s role in the cabinet was fundamental in forward planning, coordinating and sourcing funding for Jordan’s development plan. She also served on the Economic Consultative Council of His Majesty King Abdullah II.

Mrs. Al- Ali holds positions on a number of not-for-profit boards, in addition to her posts in both the public and private sector.

She was presented the prestigious King Abdullah Award for Excellence for four award cycles for her dedication and leadership in business and the public sector.

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MINISTER TAN CHUAN-JIN

Minister Tan Chuan-Jin has been Minister for Social and Family Development since 9 April 2015. Mr Tan’s priorities include going upstream to pre-empt developing issues, improving the coordination of aid for the vulnerable, strengthening support for families amidst evolving trends, and galvanising the larger community to care for the less fortunate around them. These, he believes, will strengthen efforts to build a more caring Singapore society, and a better home for families and children. Mr Tan supports the work of the Diversity Action Committee which was set up to increase women’s representation on Singapore boards. He believes that this is important as women bring with them different perspectives which can bring about more robust and dynamic governance in companies.

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SISTER DENISE COGHLAN

Nobel Peace Prize winner, Sister Denise Coghlan is the Director of Refugee Services in Cambodia. Sister Coghlan aids and accompanies people on their journey to reconciliation and offers services to those recovering from war, displacement and genocide. Sister Coghlan campaigns and addresses structural issues of injustice, cares for refugees of war, ethnic and or religious persecution through her social work.

Sister Coghlan’s membership and dedication to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines led her team to the award of the Nobel Peace Prize. She continues this cause by seeking out and offering services to those with disabilities.

Sister Coghlan is Director of Metta Karuna Centre, which welcomes reflection on issues pertaining to Cambodia through the eyes of the poor and the lens of interfaith.

MDM. HALIMAH YACOB

Mdm. Halimah Yacob is the first female elected Speaker of Parliament and the first Muslim woman to be elected as Member of Parliament.

She has been a Member of Parliament since 2001 serving the Jurong Group Representation Constituency and then in 2015 in the Marsiling-Yew Tee Group Representation Constituency. She has previously served as the Minister of State in the Ministry of Social and Family Development.

For her commitment in providing women with better opportunities in the workforce, Mdm. Halimah was awarded the Berita Harian “Achiever of the Year” in 2001, the Her World Magazine’s “Women of the Year” in 2004, AWARE Heroine Award 2011 and the Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame in 2014.

VENERABLE CHUAN GUAN

Venerable Chuan Guan was ordained under Master Miu King (Master Miao Jing) in 2002 and his higher ordination in 2003. He began his monastic training at Fa Yun Monastery in New Mexico, United States.

There he mastered the sutras and practised meditation under the Mahayana Buddhist tradition whilst studying the Theravadin Pali Canon.

For the past decade, he trained and served as Resident Monk in Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery and the Buddhist Library. Venerable Chuan Guan is focused on Dharma learning and meditation. He also provides counselling and spiritual services.

Currently, Venerable Chuan Guan chairs the Dharma Propagation Committee, Singapore Buddhist Federation, and is a spiritual advisor for various Buddhist societies.

AMBASSADOR CHAN HENG CHEE

Ambassador Chan Heng Chee is the Ambassador-at-Large with the Singapore Foreign Ministry. Her previous diplomatic roles include Singapore’s Ambassador to the United States and Singapore’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, while being recognised as the High Commissioner to Canada and Ambassador to Mexico.

Ambassador Chan is the Chairman of the National Arts Council, a member of the Presidential Council for Minority Rights, Constitutional Commission 2017 and Deputy Chairman of the Social Science Research Council.

Ambassador Chan has held and currently holds membership in many cultural and education organisations. She has been granted a number of her awards to honour her service to the public.

MS. YANG LAN

Named Forbes The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women, Ms. Yang Lan is a force in the media industry, a mogul, entrepreneur and philanthropist.

She co-founded the Sun Media Group and the Sun Culture Foundation. The former is one of the leading private media companies in China, whilst the Sun Culture Foundation is a non-profit organisation that aims to improve education and promotes philanthropy.

Ms. Yang’s well-known talk show “Yang Lan One on One” is China’s longest-running talk show, with Ms. Yang conducting over 800 interviews with international leaders.

Ms. Yang is committed to gender equality and female empowerment; through her show “Her Village” and “Her Village Academy,” promotes the development of women, with educational programs. She has collaborated with the notable Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as other organisations and events that supports education and charitable service.

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DR. MEIRA CHAND

Best-selling author Dr. Meira Chand, is of Indian-Swiss heritage and was born and educated in London. Dr. Chand was an art teacher at an international school in Japan before turning to creative writing.

Dr. Chand’s most recent novel A Different Sky was included in Oprah Winfrey’s reading list.

Her novels hark back to her multi-cultural experiences living in Japan, India and now Singapore. Dr. Chand explores the confluence of different cultures, with recurring themes of identity and belonging.

Dr. Chand is a board member of the National Arts Council and mentor for the Creative Arts Programme. Her contribution to the literature and the arts include the inception of programmes with the National Library Board and chair of Singapore Literature Prize.

Dr. Chand was presented a Special Recognition Award by the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts, and was recognised for Pioneering Contribution to the Arts and Heritage of Singapore.

PROFESSOR TAN TAI YONG

Professor Tan Tai Yong is a Professor of Humanities (History) and Executive Vice President of Academic Affairs at Yale – NUS College. In his role as VP of Academic Affairs, Prof Tan aims to cultivate a culture that celebrates teaching and research excellence, guided by passion and a commitment to academic freedom.

Professor Tan previously served as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Director of the Institute of South Asian Studies at National University of Singapore.Professor Tan’s teaching, research and interests lie in South and Southeast Asian History and he has published extensively on Singapore’s local and wider regional history. In recognition of his commitment to teaching, Professor Tan received Teaching Excellence Awards, amongst other commendations.

Professor Tan is honorary Chairman of the National Museum of Singapore and board member of the National Archives of Singapore.

MS. PRISCILLA ONG SHUNMUGAM

Local Singaporean womenswear label Ong Shunmugam was founded by Singapore-based Malaysian Priscilla Ong Shunmugam. Ms. Shunmugam was born in Kuala Lumpur to a Chinese mother and Indian father.

Leaving her law career behind, Ms. Shunmugam began her pursuit of dressmaking and in a mere six years, she steered her label Ong Shunmugam to emerge as one of the most promising brands in Singapore and Southeast Asia.

The intersectionality of Ms. Shunmugam’s identity is reflected in her clothing designs. Evident in her chosen textiles, indications of sartorial history, and Asian aesthetics, Ong Shunmugam’s collections are a take on traditional fashion and engages modern women to participate in a wider dialogue about identity.

MS. CHERYL CHONG

Ms. Cheryl Chong is the Co-Founder of The Social Co and current Chairperson of the Young Women’s Leadership Connection.

The Social Co. is the team that initiated the 50 for 50 project in 2014 that brought together young people under the age of 35 and 70 corporations to raise awareness and funds for mental health, suicide prevention and charities that serve those with physical and mental disabilities. This initiative was able to establish 38 sustainable projected and raised S$45 million for 58 local charities.

The Young Women’s Leadership Connection is a local platform that connects young women with opportunities in mentorship and leadership development, networking and community engagement. Ms. Chong set up 100 Wishes, a community project with a series of workshops and activities focused on the improvement of women and children’s welfare at local women’s shelters.

Aside from her dedication to community projects, Ms. Chong heads the private investor division of equity and debt crowdfunding platform FundedHere.

MR. QUEK SIU RUI

Mr. Quek Siu Rui is the Co-founder and CEO of the mobile classified app, Carousell. Carousell is the one of the world’s largest and fastest growing classified app platforms, with over 57 million listings and a presence in 19 major international cities.

Mr. Quek oversees Product and Marketing at Carousell; since its inception in 2012, he has been primarily involved in product strategy, international expansion and capital strategy. His commitment and passion to building and developing Carousell stems from his interests in online retailing since he was 13, as well as his enthusiasm for technology.

Before starting Carousell in his Honours year, Mr. Quek had prior experience in marking and product management at multiple international corporations.

MS. MICHELLE KHOO

Ms. Michelle Khoo is Head of Social Strategy at the Ministry of Finance. Ms. Khoo was previously the Chairperson of the Young Women’s Leadership Connection.

Before taking her position in the public sector, Ms. Khoo was an investment banker in Hong Kong and Singapore.

Her passion and interests in developing social policies to improve the lives of her fellow Singaporeans led Ms. Khoo to her current role at the Ministry of Finance’s Social Programmes Directorate. Ms. Khoo helps to shape public policies in education, housing, health, community development, environment, retirement adequacy, human capital development and sports.

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MS. SHERMAINE NG

Ms. Shermaine Ng is a Cohort 1 Youth Corps Leader. Only age 19, Ms. Ng is looking forward to the University of Sydney to become an aspiring Occupational Therapist.

Ms. Ng is dedicated to advocacy, public service, and fundraising, and spent many hours volunteering prior to joining Youth Corps Singapore in 2014. She believes that service is a means of living with empathy, compassion and authenticity.

This passion is carried through her co-founded social enterprise Strong Mind Fit Body. It promotes community wellness through neighbourhood exercises, building a nation unafraid of aging. The platform helps to transform public spaces into welcoming areas for neighbours to grow as a tight-knit community.

MS. MELISSA KWEE

Ms. Melissa Kwee is the CEO of the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre. Ms. Kwee is a leader and spokesperson for a wide range of causes such as fighting female trafficking, and advocating for female empowerment in society. She was previously the President of UN Women Singapore.

In 2007 Ms. Kwee was awarded the Singapore Youth Award and in 2008, the Asean Youth Award for her leadership and service. Ms. Khoo founded Beautiful People, a programme of Beyond Social Services, which aids teenage girls on probation reintegrate in to society by offering guidance, life skills, and friendship. Ms. Kwee also founded Project Access, a leadership education initiative to inspire and equip girls and young women to be role models and beacons for positive change.

Ms. Kwee’s career has spanned across the public, private and community sectors. She has served on many public service and community boards, including the National Arts Council.

MR. PATRICK DANIEL

Mr. Patrick Daniel is the Deputy CEO of Singapore Press Holdings. With over 30 years of experience at SPH, Mr. Daniel was the Editor-in-Chief of the English/Malay/Tamil Media Group, which he continues to oversee, amongst other departments.

Before joining SPH, Mr. Daniel was Director in the Ministry of Trade and Industry.

He currently chairs three Singapore Press Holdings subsidiaries- SPH Radio, Straits Times Press and Shareinvestor. Mr. Daniel is a Director of SPH Magazines and Tamil Murasu Ltd and serves on the boards of National University Health System and the Singapore University Technology and Design.

DR. ALINE WONG

Dr. Aline Wong is the current Chancellor of SIM University, and is the first woman in Singapore to hold the position of University Chancellor.

In addition to Dr. Wong’s prolific academic career, she previously held several governmental roles. Dr. Wong was elected Member of Parliament for four consecutive terms. She was Minister of State for Health and was concurrently Minister of State for Education.

Dr. Wong returned to her academic roots and was a professor at NUS before becoming an Academic Advisor at SIM University where she was closely involved in the establishment of the University during its formative years.

Dr. Wong’s public service to education, women’s rights, and government was acknowledged through the IWF’s Women Who Make a Difference Award. She was also inducted into Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame, and was appointed as Singapore’s Representative for Women’s Rights to the ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Women and Children.

MS. TERESA WEINTRAUB

President of International Women’s Forum, Ms. Teresa VF Weintraub is the Managing Director of Wealth Management and Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch.

Ms. Weintraub was previously President, CEO, and Board Member of Fiduciary Trust International of the South for almost two decades, and other high-ranking positions at prior corporations.

Ms. Weintraub was Executive Director of Development at the University of Miami, and held various roles during her 11 years at the institution. She has lectured and written extensively in the areas of leadership, trusts, estates and charitable gift planning.

She serves on numerous not-for-profit boards and has been recognised by many organisations for her leadership in the Greater Miami Community.

MS. DEBRA SOON

Ms. Debra Soon is the English Head of Family and Premier Segment at MediaCorp. Ms. Soon manages its business operations as well as Programming, Marketing and Content Strategy for Channel 5, radio stations Class 95, Gold 90.5, Symphony 92.4, and 8Days magazine.

With over 20 years of experience in the media and communications industry, Ms. Soon has held the role of Managing Director of Channel NewsAsia.

Outside of MediaCorp, Ms. Soon is an executive committee member of UN Women Singapore, on the Business Advisory Board of Behavioural Sciences Institute of SMU.

Ms. Soon also held positions on multiple National Councils.

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MS. CHIEKO ASAKAWA

Ms. Chieko Asakawa is a current IBM Fellow and visiting member at Carnegie Mellon University.

Ms. Asakawa has been instrumental in furthering information accessibility research and development for over three decades. By challenging traditional thinking on ways the visually impaired use technology, Ms. Asakawa explores solutions to improve Web accessibility and usability for the visually impaired and others with special needs.

She has pioneered a series of technologies and significantly contributed to advancing Web accessibility, including ground-breaking work in digital Braille and voice browser.

Ms. Asakawa is a leader in accessible technology and is focused on advancing cognitive assistant research to help those with visual impairments regain information by augmenting missing or weakened abilities.

MS. JENNY LEE

Ms. Jenny Lee is Managing Partner of the tech investment firm GGV Capital. In 2016, she was the recipient of the Business China Young Achiever Award.

Ms. Lee’s previous experience includes Singapore Technologies Aerospace, Morgan Stanley, and JAFCO Asia. She has a background in Electrical Engineering and business administration.

Ms. Lee was recognised by Forbes Global 100 VC Midas List of top venture capitalists, ranking as the #1 woman and #10 overall in 2015. She was recognised by the New York Times, amongst other well established organisations.

She is currently a board member of Ehang, Keep, Niu.com, Kingsoft WPS, and other companies.

DR. CAROL SOON

Dr. Carol Soon is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Policy Studies, leading the Arts, Culture and Media clusters. Dr. Soon studies the implications of trends and policies on Singapore’s arts, cultural and media landscape.

Dr. Soon’s interest lies in social media and politics, digital engagement and advocacy. She has widely published her views on media and social change, government and citizen engagement, and media literacy.

Dr. Soon is also a teacher at Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and the NUS University Scholars Programme. She was presented the School’s Research Excellence Award in 2015 as well as the Australian Endeavour Award in 2012.

Dr. Soon is involved with fundraising efforts in addition to her policy research.

MR. BAHREN SHAARI

Mr. Bahren Shaari, is the CEO of Bank of Singapore. He was instrumental in the Bank’s continued growth despite challenging market conditions.

Prior to his appointment as CEO, Mr. Shaari was Global Market Head of Southeast Asian business. As a member of the senior management committee, Mr. Shaari was implementing strategic initiatives to drive business expansion.

With over 25 years of experience in private banking, Mr. Shaari believes and aids in the development of a strong talented pool of private bankers with a passion for service.

Outside his role at Bank of Singapore, Mr. Shaari is active in public service and board member of SPH.

He was awarded the Public Service Medal in 2008.

AMBASSADOR BARBARA BARRETT

Ambassador Barbara Barrett is the Chairman of the Board of the Aerospace Corporation. She is a long-standing member of IWF and served as former IWF President. Ambassador Barrett is an instrument-rated pilot and a certified space flight astronaut.

She currently serves as a member of the governing boards of Caltech, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Smithsonian. Ambassador Barrett designed an entrepreneurial training program for Afghan women for the U.S.-Afghan Women’s Council, where she is a member.

Ambassador Barrett has served as board member and chaired numerous organisations. She was also a lecturer at Harvard’s John F Kennedy School of Government and Moscow University.

In advisory U.S. government roles, she has served as Ambassador to Finland, advisor to the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, among other diplomatic roles.

MINISTER GRACE FU

Minister Grace Fu is an IWF member and is the second woman in Singapore’s history to hold the status of full Minister. She has been a strong advocate for gender equality in the work place, especially in leadership positions and local boards. Minister Fu has spoken out at several conferences and summits on how women can be the next engine of growth, and champions a gender equal society where both men and women play an equal role at home and in the work place through changing traditional cultural mind-sets.

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Acknowledgements

The IWF Singapore 20th Anniversary Committee wishes to thank the following for their contributions toward the IWF Singapore Conference and Gala Dinner.

GUEST OF HONOUR – GALA DINNERMinister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms. Grace Fu

GUEST OF HONOUR – CONFERENCESpeaker of Parliament, Singapore, Mdm. Halimah Yacob

IN-CONVERSATION SPECIAL GUESTMinister for Social and Family Development, Mr. Tan Chuan-Jin

MODERATOR FOR IN-CONVERSATION WITH MINISTER TAN CHUAN-JINMs. Yang Lan, Chairperson, Sun Media Group and Sun Culture Foundation

SPEAKERS FOR CONFERENCEDr. Aline WongMr. Bahren ShaariAmb. Barbara BarrettDr. Carol SoonAmb. Chan Heng CheeMs. Cheryl ChongMs. Chieko AsakawaVenerable Chuan GuanMs. Debra SoonSr. Denise CoghlanMdm. Halimah YacobMs. Janet AngMs. Jenny Lee

Dr. Kanwaljit SoinMrs. Laura HwangDr. Meira ChandMs. Melissa KweeMs. Michelle KhooMr. Patrick DanielMs. Priscilla Ong ShunmugamMr. Quek Siu RuiMs. Shermaine NgHE Mrs. Suhair Al- AliProf. Tan Tai YongMs. Teresa WeintraubMs. Yang Lan

GALA DINNER SPONSORSTote Board GroupMrs. Audrey Chin & Mrs. Laura Hwang (Wines)Mrs. Melanie Chew (Entertainment)

IWF SINGAPORE EDUCATION GRANTS FUND DONATIONSMrs. Annie Wee – IWF(S) – Mdm. Chan Yuet Sim Education Grant for Young WomenMs. Chng Sok Hui – IWF(S) – Mdm. Er Choon Mgor Education Grant for Young WomenMs. Euleen Goh – IWF(S) – Mr. Goh Peng Koon Education Grant for Young WomenMs. Janet Ang – IWF(S) – Mdm. Maria Tan Kim Lan Education Grant for Young WomenMs. Doreen Liu – IWF(S) – Mdm. Lee Said Yim Education Grant for Young Women Ms. Ann Chan – IWF(S) – Mdm. Loh Swee Lan Education Grant for Young WomenMs. Michelle Liem – IWF(S) – Ms. Michelle Liem Education Grant for Young Women

IWF SECRETARIATMichelle Wee CONFERENCE ORGANISERDirections Group Inc EMCEE FOR CONFERENCE SESSION 1Susan Ng CONFERENCE REGISTRATION AND APP SPONSORMicepad

IWF SINGAPORE DIRECTORY SPONSORWorld Scientific

CONFERENCE LANYARDSIBM

GIFTS FOR OVERSEAS GUESTSAudrey ChinBibi&Baba Private LimitedNuri Holdings Private LimitedTrina Loh

SPEAKER GIFTSMs. Priscilla Ong-Shunmugam Nuri Holdings Private Limited

EMCEE FOR GALA DINNERMichelle Martin

GIFTS FOR GALA DINNEREu Yan Sang International LtdFullerton Hotel SingaporeLuxasiaMemories of the East Pte LtdNuri Holdings Private LimitedThe Nail Social

HERITAGE BAZAAR PARTICIPANTSPersonalised Love (Leather accessories)Binary Concepts (Scarves)Marilyn Tan (Jewellery)Maureen Pestana (Orchid painted stationary)DLSK Nonya Kebayas & CheongsumsShermay’s Fine Food (Crackers and Dips/sauces)

BEHIND THE SCENES HOSTSDBS Bank LtdNational GalleryHousing & Development BoardPeranakan Museum

DINE-AROUND HOSTSMrs. Annie WeeMs. Doreen LiuMrs. Lee Suet-FernMs. Mary Ann TsaoAsian Civilizations Museum

and to all others who have contributed in one way or another in making our IWF(S) 20th Anniversary Celebrations a success.

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IWF Members Listing

SINGAPORE

JANET ANGVice President, Industry Solutions & Smarter CitiesIBM Asia Pacific10 Marina Boulevard, #43-01Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 2Singapore 018983janetang@sg.ibm.comcheahjan@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

ANN S. M. CHANRetired19 Tanglin Road, #04-16Tanglin Shopping CentreSingapore 247909acsm88@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

CHEONG KOON HEAN Chief Executive OfficerHousing & Development BoardHDB Hub480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh Singapore 310480CHEONG_Koon_Hean@hdb.gov.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CHEW LEE CHINGManaging DirectorMandate Communications (S) Pte Ltd2 Kaki Bukit Ave 1 #03-06 Singapore 417938chewleeching@mandatecomms.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CLAIRE CHIANGSenior Vice PresidentBanyan Tree Holdings211 Upper Bukit Timah RoadSingapore 588182claire.chiang@banyantree.comIWF Singapore Forum

AUDREY CHINExecutive DirectorVietnam Investing Associates - Financials (S) Pte Ltdc/o 98 Sunset WaySingapore 597125achinhua@singnet.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CHIN EAN WAHChief Executive DirectorWiser Asset Management Pte. Ltd.31 Leedon ParkSingapore 267905eanwah@wiser.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CHNG SOK HUIChief Financial OfficerDBS Group12 Marina Boulevard, Level 45DBS Asia Central @ Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3Singapore 018982sokhui@dbs.comIWF Singapore Forum

CHUA SOCK KOONGGroup CEOSingapore Telecommunications Limited31 Exeter Road#27-00 ComcentreSingapore 239732skchua@singtel.comIWF Singapore Forum

CHENG HONG FONGManaging DirectorJulius Baer & Co Ltd8 Marina View, #43-01Asia Square Tower 1 SingaporeSingapore 018960chenghong.fong@juliusbaer.comIWF Singapore Forum

GRACE FUMinister for Culture, Community and YouthMinistry for Culture, Community and YouthOld Hill Street Police Station140 Hill StreetSingapore 179369grace_fu@mccy.gov.sgIWF Singapore Forum

GEH MIN Consultant Eye SurgeonMt. Elizabeth Medical Center3 Mount Elizabeth#17-11 Mount Elizabeth Medical CenterSingapore 228510tmcgm@singnet.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

EULEEN GOHChairmanSATS Ltd20 Airport BoulevardSingapore 819659euleen_goh@sats.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

SHARMILA GUNASINGHAMManaging DirectorGlobal Law Alliance LLC18 Cross Street#07-06/07 China Square CentralSingapore 048423sharmila@globalaw.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

LAURA HWANGManaging DirectorMemories of the East Pte. Ltd.6 Eu Tong Sen Street#08-09 The Central (SOHO 1)Singapore 059817memeast@singnet.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

KOH SOO BOON Managing PartneriGlobe Partners11 Biopolis WayHelios #09-03Singapore 138667 sooboonkoh@iglobepartners.comIWF Singapore Forum

MADELEINE LEEManaging DirectorAthenaeum Holdings20B Gemmil LaneSingapore 069256mlee@azathenaeum.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

JENNIFER LEEChairpersonAgency of Integrated Care103 Gallop Park RoadSingapore 258997jlgcsg@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

LEE SUET-FERN Managing PartnerMorgan Lewis Stamford LLC10 Collyer Quay#27-00 Ocean Financial CentreSingapore 049315suetfern.lee@morganlewis.comIWF Singapore Forum

LEONG WAI LENGSenior Managing DirectorChief Financial OfficerTemasek Holdings (Pte) Ltd60B Orchard Road#06-18 Tower 2, The Atrium at OrchardSingapore 238891waileng@temasek.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

MICHELLE LIEMManaging DirectorNuri Holdings (S) Pte. Ltd.9 Oxley Rise#02-01 The OxleySingapore 238697michelle@nuri.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CARMEE LIMMentor PrincipalMindChamps Pte Ltd.HDB Hub East Wing 17th Floor480 Lorong 6 Toa PayohSingapore 310480carmee.lim@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

LIM HWEE HUADirector/Former MinisterSingapore10 Collyer Quay#03-10 Ocean Financial Centre Singapore 049315limhweehua@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

GRETCHEN LIUWriter15 Jalan InsafSingapore 578012gretchenliu15@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

DOREEN LIUCo-Founder & Group Managing DirectorWorld Scientific Publishing Co. (Pte), Ltd.No. 5 Toh Tuck LinkSingapore 596224dliu@wspc.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

TRINA LOHBoard MemberSingapore Pools Pte Ltdc/o 51 University RoadSingapore 297879trinaloh@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

SIN LENG LOWChairmanNanyang Academy of Fine Arts80 Bencoolen StreetSingapore 189655lowsinleng@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

OLIVIA LUMExecutive Chairman and Group CEOHyflux LtdHyflux Innovation Centre80 Bendemeer RoadSingapore 339949Olivia_lum@hyflux.comIWF Singapore Forum

JAYA MOHIDEENSingapore Ambassador to Finland (resident in Singapore)Managing DirectorGalerie Belvédère Singapore120 Lower Delta Road#12-10 Cendex CentreSingapore 169208art@galerie-belvedere.com120 Lower Delta clockwork@pacific.net.sgIWF Singapore Forum

IVY NGGroup Chief Executive OfficerSingapore Health Services 31 Third Hospital Avenue#03-03 Bowyer Block CSingapore 168753Ivy.Ng@singhealth.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

ANNABEL PENNEFATHERSenior Consultant, Sports Law Practice Withers KhattarWong80 Raffles Place#25-01 UOB Plaza 1Singapore 048624a_bel48@singnet.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

HELEN LYOU QUEKExecutive DirectorBibi&baba Pte LtdBlock 213 Henderson Road #01-12Singapore 159553hqlyou@bibibaba.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

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QUEK BIN HWEEVice Chairman, Markets and Industries, Clients and Markets Leader, Asia PacificPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP8 Cross Street, #17-00PWC BuildingSingapore 048424bin.hwee.quek@sg.pwc.comIWF Singapore Forum

ELIZABETH SAMConsultant45A Siang Kuang AvenueSingapore 347967samliz@singnet.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

SAW PHAIK HWAChairman, Sistic516, Sime RoadSingapore 288299phaikhwa98yahoo.comIWF Singapore Forum

ARFAT SELVAMManaging DirectorSelvam LLC16 Collyer Quay #17-00Singapore 049318aselvam@selvam.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CHONG SIAK CHING Chief Executive OfficerNational Gallery Singapore1 Saint Andrew’s Road#01-01Singapore 178957siakching.chong@nationalgallery.sgIWF Singapore Forum

TAN SU SHANManaging Director and Group Head Consumer Banking and Wealth ManagementDBS Bank Ltd12 Marina Boulevard, Level 6DBS Asia Central @ Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3Singapore 018982sushantan@dbs.comIWF Singapore Forum

ENGELIN TEHManaging Director/Senior CounselEngelin Teh Practice LLC1 Coleman Street#05-10, The AdelphiSingapore 179803engelinteh@etplaw.comIWF Singapore Forum

MONICA VILLEGAS TOMLINSenior Advisor, ProColombia22 Saunders RoadSingapore 228266monica.tomlin@sloan.mit.eduIWF Singapore Forum

MARY ANN TSAOFounding Director & ChairmanTsao Foundation298 Tiong Bahru Road#15-01/06 Central PlazaSingapore 168730matsao@tsaofoundation.orgIWF Singapore Forum

ANNIE WEERetired and Board Member Hon Sui Sen Endowment Fund60 B Orchard Road #06-18Tower 2 The Atrium at OrchardSingapore, 238891achinwee@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

JEANETTE WONGGroup Executive, Institutional Banking GroupDBS Bank Ltd.12 Marina Boulevard, Level 45DBS Asia Central @ Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3Singapore 018982jeanettewong@dbs.comIWF Singapore Forum

ALINE WONGChancellorSIM University (UniSim)461 Clementi RoadSingapore 599491alinewong@unisim.edu.sgIWF Singapore Forum

TRACEY WOONVice Chairman, Asia PacificUBS Wealth ManagementOne Raffles Quay, #50-01 North TowerSingapore 048583tracey.woon@ubs.comIWF Singapore Forum

YU-FOO YEE SHOONJustice of the Peace, SingaporeGlobal Yellow Pages Limited. Hyflux Ltd45 Jalan KakatuaSingapore 598562fooyeeshoon@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

MELANIE CHEWMilitary Historian and Research Fellow78 Shenton Way #28-00Singapore 079120mchew@arc.com.sgIWF Singapore Forum

CHAN HENG CHEEAmbassador-at-LargeMinistry of Foreign Affairs1 Sherwood RoadSingapore 248163Chairman,Lee Kuan Yew Center for Innovative CitiesSingapore University of Technology and Design,8 Somapah Road,Singapore 487372hengchee_chan@sutd.edu.sgIWF Singapore Forum

DORIS SOHMEN-PAOEducational Advisor27A Swiss Club RoadSingapore 288144dsohmen@gmail.comIWF Singapore Forum

MELISSA ARATANI KWEEChief Executive Officer National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre6 Eu Tong Seng#04-88 The CentralSingapore 059817melissa@nvpc.org.sgIWF Singapore Forum

GOH SWEE CHENChairman-Shell Companies in Singapore 9 North Buona Vista Drive #07-01The Metropolis, Tower 1Singapore 138588swee-chen.goh@shell.comIWF Singapore Forum

BEATRICE CHIA MINGCreative DirectorPresplay Pte Ltd90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre#05-13Singapore 439053bea@beatricechiarichmond.comIWF Singapore Forum

DR MEIRA CHANDWriter/Novelist44 Astrid Meadows #01-01 Coronation Road WestSingapore 269260meirachand@gmail.comwebsite:www.meirachand.comIWF Singapore Forum

YONG YING-IPermanent SecretaryPublic Service Division, Prime Minister’s Office, andNational Research Foundation, Prime Minister’s Office100 High Street #07-01 The TreasurySingapore 179434yong_ying-i@psd.gov.sgIWF Singapore Forum

JUNIE FOOHead, Corporate Banking SingaporeGlobal Subsidiary Banking, AsiaOceania, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ9 Raffles Place, #01-01Republic Plaza, Singapore 048619 foojunie@gmail.com IWF Singapore Forum

JACKIE YINGExecutive DirectorInstitute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology31 Biopolis WayThe Nanos, #04-01 Singapore 138669 jyying@ibn.a-star.edu.sgIWF Singapore Forum

WORLDWIDE

SUHAIR AL-ALIFormer Senator and Minister of Planning and International CooperationThe Hashemite Kingdom of JordanP. O. Box 35240 Amman, Jordanalali.suhair@gmail.comIWF Board of Directors

REBECCA BARFKNECHTCEO & PresidentRSB Consulting503 Oak Grove AvenueMenlo Park, CA 94025 USArebecca.barfknecht@gmail.comIWF Board of Directors

BARBARA BELLISSIMOSenior Vice-PresidentDesjardins General Insurance Group333 First Commerce DriveAurora, ON L4G 8A4 Canadabarbara.bellissimo.bk4z@state-farm.comIWF Treasurer

LAUREL BELLOWSPrincipalThe Bellows Law Group, P.C.209 South LaSalle St., Suite 800 The Rookery Bldg.Chicago, IL 60604 USAlbellows@bellowslaw.comIWF Board of Directors

JENNIFER BENCIE, M.D.AdministratorFlorida Department of Health in Manatee County410 Sixth Avenue EastBradenton, FL 34208 USAjennifer.bencie@flhealth.govFlorida SunCoast

MICHELINE BOUCHARDCorporate DirectorTelus1102 - 300 Avenue des SommetsVerdun, QC H3E 2B7 Canadamichelinebouchard@videotron.caIWF Board of Directors

MAGDALENA CARRALSocia DirectoraCarral Sierra y AsociadosPaseo de la Reforma No. 1956 Col. Lomas de ChapultepecMexico D.F. C.P. 11510, Mexicomagdalena@carral.orgLeadership Foundation Board of Directors

KATHLEEN CARROLLGlobal Head of Talent AcquisitionAon Corporation200 E. Randolph StreetChicago, IL 60601 USAkathleen.carroll@aon.comLeadership Foundation Board of Directors

ASMA CHAABIExecutive Vice-PresidentYNNA Holding233.Bd Mohammed V40000, Rabat, Moroccoasma.chaabi@gmail.comMorocco

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SHARON CHRISTOPHERChief Executive OfficerSharon Christopher & Associates37 New StreetPort of Spain, Trinidad and Tobagoshlcassociates@gmail.comTrinidad & Tobago – IWF Board

THE HON. PAULA COX, C.B.E., J.P.Past Premier & Former Minister of Finance of BermudaP. O. Box HM336Hamilton, Bermudapaulac@northrock.bmIWF Board of Directors

CROSBY CROMWELLDirector of External Affairs & ParntershipsInternational Women’s Forum2120 L St., NW, Suite 460Washington, DC 20037 USAccromwell@iwforum.orgIWF Headquarters

DANIELA DEUTSCHAdvocate and NotarySpecialized in Civil Law, Real Estate and I.V.F. H7 Laskov StreetTel Aviv, Israeldanydelaw@gmail.comIsrael

MARSHA DUBROWCEOThe Dubrow Group34 Marion Roadm Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 USAmadubrow@comcast.netIWF Board of Directors

PETA-ROSE HALLManaging DirectorBPM Financial Ltd1A Holborn RoadKingston 10, Jamaicapetarosehall@gmail.comIWF Board of Directors

KARYL INNISChairman & CEOThe Innis CompanyWellington Centre14643 Dallas Pkwy., Suite 635Dallas, TX 75254 USAkinnis@inniscompany.comLeadership Foundation Board of DirectorsGABRIELA KENNEDYPartner, Head of Asia IP & TMT GroupMayer Brown JSM16th - 19th Floors, Prince’s Building 10 Charter RoadCentral Hong Konggabriela.kennedy@mayerbrown-jsm.comHong Kong – IWF Board

PATRICIA (TRISHA) LEAHYChief ExecutiveHong Kong Sports Institute25 Yuen Wo RoadShatin New TerritoriesHong Kongtrisha@hksi.org.hkHong Kong – Leadership Foundation Board

MONETTE MALEWSKIPresident & CEOM Bacal Group4 Place du Commerce Suite 210Nuns Island, QC H3E 1J4 Canadamonette@mbacal.comIWF Board of Directors

JANICE MCDONALDPresidentThis Space Works301 Buena Vista RoadRockcliffe, ON K1W 0W1 Canadajanice@thebeaconagency.caLeadership Foundation Board of Directors

CAMILLE MIRSHOKRAIGlobal Director of Leadership DevelopmentAccenture5221 N. O’Connor Blvd., Suite 1400Irving, TX 75039 USAcamille.mirshokrai@accenture.comIWF Board of Directors

JESSA MORRISONManaging DirectorInternational Women’s Forum2120 L St., NW, Suite 460Washington, DC 20037 USAjmorrison@iwforum.orgIWF Headquarters

HEATH NASHIWF & LF Chief Operating OfficerInternational Women’s Forum2120 L St., NW, Suite 460Washington, DC 20037 USAhnash@iwforum.orgIWF Headquarters

STEPHANIE MATHEWS O’KEEFEIWF & LF Chief Executive OfficerInternational Women’s Forum2120 L St., NW, Suite 460Washington, DC 20037 USAsokeefe@iwforum.orgIWF Headquarters

IFFET OZGONULOwner & DirectorPeten TravelsDeryadil Sok. No:88, Nar Ap. Kat:7TesvikiyeIstanbul, Turkeypetenturizm@petentour.comTurkey

MARÍA PATIÑO DE MACIASDirector of Strategic MarketsGrupo Patiño - Recorsa C.AReina Victoria N. 19-08 y Av. Pa-tria-Edificio Casal, 2 pisoQuito, Ecuadormpatinoh9@gmail.comIWF Board

MARGO PROVOSTChairmanLog Haven Restaurant GroupP.O. Box 9154Salt Lake City, UT 84109 USAlogmargo@gmail.comUtah – Leadership Foundation Treasurer

TONI RANDOLPHRetired1425 Brickell Avenue, #45AMiami, FL 33131 USArandolphtoni@mac.comLeadership Foundation Secretary

SUE RENKINChair of Boards212 Beach RoadBlack Rock VIC 3193 Australiasue@executivegrowth.com.auLeadership Foundation Board

MARY ROZSA DE COQUETPresidentRozsa Foundation3107 Vercheres Street SWCalgary, AB T2T 3R6 Canadamaryrdc@shaw.caCanada - Calgary

HELEN RULEPresident & CEOIMATECH Pty LtdP. O. Box 6813Baulkham Hill, NSW 2153 Australiahelenr@imatech.com.auIWF Board of Directors

MARSHA SAMPSON JOHNSONWriter, Speaker, Diversity Advocate1706 North Pelham Road NEAtlanta, GA 30324 USAmarshajohnson@bellsouth.netIWF Board of Directors

CAROL SISCOManaging PartnerSisco Associates2702 Park View DriveRiva, MD 21140 USAsiscoassoc@aol.comLeadership Foundation Board

SANDRA (SANDY) STASHGroup Vice President - Safety, Sustainability and External AffairsTullow OilBuilding 9 Chiswick Place 566 Chiswick High RoadLondon W4 5XT United Kingdomsandy.stash@tullowoil.comIWF Board of Directors

DOLORES SUKHDEOPresident & CEOChannel 2/WPBT14901 NE 20th AvenueMiami, FL 31381 USAdsukhdeo@southfloridapbs.orgFlorida

MINA TEICHERChairmanUSA-Israel Bi-national Science Foundation207 West 134 Street, #ANew York, NY 10030 USAminateicher@gmail.comIWF Vice President

DEBORAH TRUDEAUVP Licensing & International BusinessTrudeau Corporation1600 Eiffel StreetBoucherville QC, J4B 5Y1 Canadadeborah.trudeau@trudeaucorp.comIWF Board of Directors

TERESA WEINTRAUBManaging DirectorMerrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc355 Alhambra Circle, Suite 1502 A, Coral Gables, FL 33134 USAtvfweintraub@gmail.comIWF President