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SAVE THE DATE
Monday, March 22, 2010
3rd GOLD Symposium
"Leading and Navigating Tsunaim Culture Across the Pacific"
Los Angeles, CA
>>2009 Spelman College Leadership Conference
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A New Dimension of U.S. & Japan Collaboration
The cornerstone of Global Organization of Leadership and Diversity's work is a historic new dimension of Japan-U.S. collaboration.
GOLD develops programs to build a "leadership bridge across the Pacific" that brings together current and future women leaders from Japan and the U.S.
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GOLD's programs take the lead in: |
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Demonstrating the economic necessities and benefits of advancing global workforce diversity. |
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Facilitating the development of a professional network between women leaders to share resources, stimulate strategic partnerships among private and non-profit sectors, and expand markets. |
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Developing global leadership training programs that advance opportunities for women in both countries. |
Hiroko Tatebe, Founder and Executive Director, was recognized as a semi-finalist at the 2009 International Women of Influence Awards™. The International Women of Influence Awards™ is an initiative from Global EXEC Women's International Council, which is comprised of Consul Generals, trade commissioners and country representatives from Australia, China, England, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom. They are committed to promoting female executives’ leadership roles in global business.
