June 8th 2020
17-18:30 CET
Join our Women in Leadership webinar on the 8th of June to learn about leading policies, businesses and yourself during challenging times. Our speakers include Ms. Päivi Kaukoranta, Ambassador of Finland in The Netherlands, Caroline Thomas, Director modernization at KONE, and Laura Deletant, MBA at International Space Agency and founder of Victim to Winner Academy.
Continuing the success of last year's WiL event, we are organizing the Women in Leadership event again, this time virtually. The topic is maybe more actual than ever, now that the world is facing a new situation with Covid-19 and new leadership skills are needed. Coming together to learn and share is crucial in the times of change, and to discuss about women leadership during and after the crisis, and the impact it has to the world.
The purpose of this event is to bring people from all industries together to discuss and learn from each other. The focus is on personal stories of female leaders, how they lead the way to the new normal in challenging times, and how do they lead themselves. The intention is to trigger discussion, share experiences and to create a yearly forum around the topic. Gender equality is needed in order to maintain sustainable development across businesses and policies, and we are confident that this webinar will inspire everyone regardless or gender, to lead the way into new normal.
Speakers:
Ms. Päivi Kaukoranta, Ambassador of Finland, Embassy of Finland to The Netherlands
Caroline Thomas, Director Modernization, KONE
Laura Deletant, Victim to Winner Coaching with Laura Deletant
Agenda:
18.00: Opening by hosts from the board of FDCC: Johanna Raivio and Satu Schroderus
18.10: Ms. Päivi Kaukoranta, Ambassador of Finland to The Netherlands
18.20: Caroline Thomas, KONE
18..40: Laura Deletant; Women and victimization, entrepreneurship and leading towards equality
Registration:
Please send an email to office@fdcc.eu and we will send you the link for the webinar.
Organizer: Finnish Dutch Chamber of Commerce , Rotterdam