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JUMP event in Paris
04 May 2012
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5 Minutes with Paloma Castro
02 May 2012
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DataNews 'She Goes ICT' winners announced!
23 April 2012
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5th Edition of the Digital Platform web@lfemminile
16 April 2012
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BEST PRACTICES
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DataNews 'She Goes ICT' winners announced!
9 February 2012
DataNews has recently announced the winners of ‘She Goes ICT’: WIL Women Talent Pool Emerging Leader, Karlien Vanden Eynden, the Young ICT lady of the Year 2012 and Martine Tempels from Telenet, awarded the ICT Woman of the Year trophy.
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5th Edition of the Digital Platform web@lfemminile
30 March 2012
On Friday, March 30th, web@lfemminile, the digital platform promoted by futuro@lfemminile, opened its 5th edition. This year's event was dedicated to the “PARTICIPATION AGE of women to the political, economic and social arena”.
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Forum d’Avignon: The Relationship Between Culture and Economy
06 April 2012
Forum d’Avignon is an international think tank dedicated to the links between culture and the economy. It organizes every year a prestigious event gathering international decision makers from the political, economic, cultural and media sectors
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WIL's Involvement In Commission’s Public Consultation on Women on Boards
03 April 2012
WIL decided to participate to the Commission’s public consultation on Women on Boards, which was discussed during WIL’s 4th Anniversary event.
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WIL Compendium of Gender-Related Best Practices
6 March 2012
WIL’s initiative towards promoting a better female representation in companies is a compilation of examples of programmes and initiatives supporting women in leadership...
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Orange and Paternity Leave
14 February 2012
In the context of Orange’s policy of women's access to responsibilities and as part of its action to fight gender stereotypes, Orange is running a new campaign on parenting responsibilities, promoting paternity leave.
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New Book – Women’s Work Men’s Culture - Overcoming Resistance and Changing Organisational Cultures
30 November 2011
Sysdoc, the company of WIL Board member Katherine Corich, has been presented as a best practice for creating a gender-friendly working environment in a book written by Dr Sarah Rutherford: New Book – Women’s Work Men’s Culture - Overcoming Resistance and Changing Organisational Cultures. Her work has also been profiled in a top newspaper in New-Zealand, one of the five countries where her business is running.
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Women and ICT through the lifecycle
08 November 2010 - Barcelona
Although many researches from the past few years looked at the reasons behind the leaky pipeline of women in ICT, the reality is that women are still a diminishing minority in ICT professions.
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3 WIL Members awarded at the MEP awards 2010
22 October 2010
WIL Board members were recognized for their work in the European Parliament at the MEP Awards Gala 2010 organized by the Parliament Magazine.
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WIL Members nominated for La Tribune Awards
15 August 2010 - France
French economic newspaper La Tribune recently launched an award recognizing women shaping the French business environment. WIL is honoured to have two outstanding members selected by La Tribune.Out of the 42 candidates, fifteen successful women will be distinguished for their successes and will be profiled in the September editions of the newspaper, before the jury and the public make their final choices.
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Sysdoc recognized for its flexibility culture
09 June 2010
Katherine Corich’s company, Sysdoc won a well-deserved award for having created a work culture embracing flexibility, championed from the very top of the organization.
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WIL Members Campaign for Women in Science
02 April 2010
Sensationnelles 2010 is a public campaign comprising 5 video interviews of exceptional women, either scientists or champions of women in science and research, launched by the French TV channel TV5 Monde (equivalent of BBC World)...
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Aino-Maija Fagerlund. Successful Women Heading the ICT Sector
16 September 2009
During a terrific 8 years as CEO of FRENDS Technology, a growing Finnish software company specialized in business process integration, Aino-Maija managed to both transform it organizationally and to shift its technology focus.
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Why Women Mean Business
02 June 2009
Avivah Wittenberg-Cox is an advocate of gender balanced management, as co-author of the book “Why Women Mean Business: Understanding the Emergence of Our Next Economic Revolution” and CEO of a gender-consultancy firm, 20-First.
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Shivia Microfinance
18 February 2009
Sheetal Mehta launched the Shivia Microfinance program for giving access to funds for micro businesses to people with a low income.
