Berlin, Germany 2007By: Karolina Kotas

“The Global Marketplace:           Opportunities and Challenges”

Global Summit of Women

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2010 Beijing, China2009 Santiago, Chile“Setting New Paradigms for Business and Political Leadership”

2008 Hanoi, Vietnam "Women and Asia: Driving the Global Economy”

2007 Berlin, Germany"The Global Marketplace:   Opportunities and Challenges”

2006 Cairo, Egypt    "Redefining Global Leadership”

2005 Mexico City, Mexico "Leading the 21st Century Economy"

2004 Seoul, South Korea"Leadership, Technology, Growth"

2003 Marrakech, Morocco"Preventing Conflict Through Women's   Economic Development”

2002 Barcelona, Spain "Pivotal Issue Impacting Women's           Economic Development“

2001 Hong Kong, China2000 Johannesburg, South Africa "Expanding Women's Economic Literacy”

1999 Buenos Aires, Argentina"Women's Economic Summit of the Americas“

1998 London, United Kingdom   "Women & The Global Market”

1994 Taipei, Taiwan, China"Women's Leadership in Politics"

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Why participate in the Global Summit of Women?

• “Participate in a truly unique global gathering of women influencers and opinion leaders from government and business …”

• “Be inspired by women from across all continents and all areas of leadership…”

•“Learn from and to share with your peers ways to improve your business, your career, your life … and the lives of others”

•“Expand your global network of professional women”

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Latvia's former President:

Vaira Vike-Freiberga

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Global Summit of WomenKeynote Speaker

Middle: H.E. Truong My Hoa Vice President S.R. Vietnam

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Dr. Sharon Badenhop (right)President and Owner, USA East Associates Inc.

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Marilyn Johnson Vice President, Market DevelopmentIBM (USA)

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Patricia Ross Market Executive, Global Women’s Market

IBM (USA)

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IBM raffled a laptop to a delegate of the Summit.

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Valerie Morris - Former CNN Financial Network Anchor (USA)

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More Global Summit Delegates

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Left: Gay Warren Gaddis (President and CEO, T3 "The Think Tank”Katrin Petursdottir, CEO, Lysi Ltd. (Iceland) Valerie Morris, CNN Correspondent (USA) Sungjoo Kim, President & CEO, MCM Ltd. and Sungjoo International (Korea) Right: Chongshu Zhu, President, Chengdu Dachang Motor Services (China)

“Dialogue with Women Enterprise Leaders"

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Left: Sabine Zwinscher, Vice President, Mail Order, Europe Office Depot (Germany) Daryl Faulkner, CEO, Digene Corporations (USA)Clara Gaymard, President, GE (France )Monika Wulf-Mathies, Managing Director, Corporate Public Policy and Sustainability, Deutsche Post World Net (Germany)

"Corporate Social Responsibility Across Borders: Best Practices"

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Moderator: Margaretta Noonan, Executive VP and Chief Administrative Officer, Hudson (USA) (Holding the microphone)

Nance Dicciani, President and CEO Specialty Materials, Honeywell (USA)

Cornelia Groehl, President, Ethicon, Gmbh, Johnson and Johnson Company (Germany)

Amparo Moraleda, President, IBM Spain, Portugal, Greece, Israel, and Turkey

Francoise Gri, Managing Director, Manpower ( France)

"Women CEO Forum: The 21st Century Marketplace"

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(Left)Pedro Lichtinger, President, European Pharmaceutical Operations, Pfizer (U.K.)

Maud Pagel, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Deutsche Telekom (Germany)

Ali Furamawy, Vice President, EMEA, Microsoft (Turkey)

"Defining Diversity in a Competitive Global Economy"

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Global Women’s Leadership Award: Viara Vike Freiberga, former President of Latvia

German Women’s Leadership Award:  Rita Suessmuth, Member of Parliament and former President, Bundestag

German Women Entrepreneurs Award:  Ulrike Detmers, President, Mestermacher GmbH

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Chorus from the Philippines

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I would like to thank IBM for the time, effort and consideration in the involvement with young women professionals and

continue to sponsor in the future.

For more information regarding past and future Summits please visit:

http://www.globewomen.org

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