The ProtocolToday organization organized the international conference to propose actions to empower women as entrepreneurs and join UN-Women.
Mexico City, March 12, 2023.- Women from 40 countries met to carry out actions to empower themselves as entrepreneurs and businesswomen and thus be able to do business internationally, within the framework of the international conference – Embracing Equity “Global Mentality” on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
The ProtocolToday organization and the Iberoamericanas of the Fundación Honoris Causa Internacional (FHCI) held this international conference to join efforts and thus join UN-Women.
During the opening of the International Conference, Adriana Flores, Founder and Executive Director of ProtocolToday and President of Iberoamericanas, said, welcoming the participants, that “the world is becoming a global village. We must cultivate the mindset and practices necessary to create affirming, inclusive, and equitable ecosystems. We see women as leaders connecting individuals, cultures, values, organizations and societies worldwide.”
Adriana Flores added, “here we can share experiences and learn from each other; women and men join efforts equally. At ProtocolToday, we are equipped to enhance women’s specific skills to enable them to navigate between cultures easily.”
Ambassadors, diplomats, businesswomen, entrepreneurs, professionals, students and working women gathered at this event, all with a message that broke the barrier of nationalities and different cultures, as they were women who sought to give notes of success and failure. to forge the possibility of expanding or starting businesses worldwide.
The International Conference was held in two sessions, one in English and the other in Spanish. The following speakers participated in the first table: Dr Dewanand Mahadew, CEO Project Director of ProtocolToday (Netherlands); H.E Irene Kasyanju, Ambassador of Tanzania; Isabelle Niekrake, Counselor for Economic Affairs, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Mexico; and Stephanie Kasereka, Student of International Relations at the University of Navarra, Spain, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Participants in the session in Spanish were: Dr Marco Tardelli, President of the Fundación Honoris Causa Internacional (FHCI); H.E. Elizabeth Ward Neiman, Ambassador of Panama to the Kingdom of the Netherlands (Panama); Mónica Muñoz, CEO Executive Director of Visual Dialogue (Mexico); Leticia Gammill, President & Founder of WOMCY International (United States of America); Blanca Alcalá Ruíz, Federal Deputy of the LXV Legislature (Mexico); Dra. Raquel Bessudo, FHCI Vice-President and Founder of Women’s Magic Hands (Mexico); Gabriela Brouwer de Koning, National Deputy of the National Congress (Argentina).
This event was also supported by Elizabeth Enriquez, Managing Partner of Konektor (Mexico), Farhat Asif, President and CEO at the IPDS (Pakistan), Ingrid Orozco, CEO at ULEAD International (United Arab Emirates), Arlenne Muñoz, General Director, World Magazine Executive (Mexico). National and international journalists were also present.
The international conference – Embracing Equity “Global Mindset” addressed, in both sessions, the following topics:
- Skills necessary to maintain and develop relations between nations
- Female entrepreneurship and economic diplomacy
- Soft skills to define your ambitions, despite possible cultural barriers
- Business protocol to manage clients in different countries
- Connecting experiences to achieve success
- Advances in the empowerment of women’s equity
- Capitalize soft skills to be CEO
- The Importance of Attracting Diversity in Cybersecurity
- The woman of today, a breakthrough in her empowerment through the rescue of ancient traditions
- Gender equality. Good practices from the public sector and challenges.
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