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WECINTERNATIONAL DAY 2019

Connecting Women’s Enterprises with Market Opportunities

JUNE 24 | BALTIMOREBaltimore Marriott Inner

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@WEConnection

WEConnect International Day 2019

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Welcome

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On behalf of the Board and staff of WEConnect International, I am pleased to welcome you to WEConnect International Day 2019! This is an important day for our unique network of corporate members, women business owners, and partners to widen their circle of global contacts, develop their professional skills, and come away with new ideas for business growth.

Thank you to our generous sponsors, Intel Corporation, UPS, Johnson & Johnson, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Freeport McMoRan, GlaxoSmithKline, Marriott International, Global Affairs Canada, and Adient for making today possible. We have guests from around the world, representing six continents and more than 12 countries. Our speakers today represent the corporate world, government, and female entrepreneurs from Canada, Chile, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

This year WEConnect International celebrates our tenth anniversary as an organization, and over the years, we have realized that not only have we created a global platform for buyers and sellers, but we have also created a global community unlike any other. We have expanded our certification to 45 countries, with more being added each year. In addition, we have women business owners in our database from more than 110 countries. Our corporate members include some of the largest companies in the world and their commitments have led to the increase of real money into the hands of women worldwide.

I also want to recognize our partner, the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). This week, many of you will have the opportunity to take advantage of their National Conference and Business Fair in addition to our event today. WBENC is our exclusive certification partner in the U.S. and they have thousands of women-owned businesses from across the country here this week. Whether it is your first time, or you are a seasoned attendee, the full week of events will offer multiple opportunities to network and learn.

And, so, I invite you to really make the most of today – and hope that you will experience what we like to call the #WEConnectEffect – not only connecting with others for useful insights, potential business leads and new ideas, but also finding new friendships and expanding this incredible community.

Elizabeth A. Vazquez CEO and Co-Founder WEConnect International


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8:00 am – 9:00 am REGISTRATION AND NETWORKING BREAKFAST Location: Stadium Ballroom

9:00 am – 9:05 am WELCOME Emcee Krithika Ram, Program Director, WEConnect International in India

9:05 am – 9:15 am REMARKS Elizabeth Vazquez, CEO & Co-founder, WEConnect International

9:15 am – 10:05 am LIGHTNING TALKS: MORNING SESSION • Sharon Evans, CEO, CFJ Manufacturing Partnering and Joint Ventures • Denise Evans, Vice President, Women & Diversity B2B Marketing, IBM Corporation Future Corporate Needs and Technology

• Megan Stowe, EMEA Strategic Sourcing and International Supplier Diversity Director, Intel Corporation Navigating Corporations

10:05 am – 10:15 am BREAK

10:15 am – 11:45 am CONCURRENT SESSIONS Concurrent Session: Certified Women’s Business Enterprises - Roundtable Discussions with Corporate Members Led by Rachel Williams, Corporate Engagement and Project Manager, WEConnect International Interact with Corporate Buyers during this dynamic, fast- paced, high-touch session for WEConnect International and WBENC Certified Women’s Business Enterprises.


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Concurrent Session: Maximizing the WEConnect International Network Location: Harbor I Room Led by Andrea Lizarzaburu, Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, WEConnect International An opportunity for self-registered women-owned businesses, government representatives, and partner organizations to learn how to best leverage the WEConnect International network.

11:45 am – 1:00 pm NETWORKING LUNCH

1:00 pm – 1:50 pm LIGHTNING TALKS: AFTERNOON SESSION • Dr. Suhayya (Sue) Abu-Hakima, CEO, Amika Mobile International Business Connections: Going Global is a Big Part of Succeeding

• Renate Dockendorff, Owner & Founder, Chocolateria Dinkenesh How to Stick to Your Values As Your Business Grows

• Ana Guevara, Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Operations (USEACS), International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce Growing Business Opportunities in a Global Market

1:50 pm - 2:55 pm CREATING YOUR OWN WECONNECT-EFFECT Led by the WEConnect International European WBE Council: • Gill Thorpe (Chair), Founder & CEO, The Sourcing Team • Miriam Dervan, Founder & Executive Chair, mdgroup • Karen Hayes, Managing Director, World Wide Group • Sarah Davis, CEO, Skills4Stem

2:55 pm - 3:00 pm CLOSE OF PROGRAM

5:30 pm – 7:30 pm INTERNATIONAL DAY RECEPTION Location: Stadium Ballroom


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AMAZINGOPPORTUNITIESHEREFOR SUPPLIERS WHO SEE THE POSSIBLEIN THE IMPOSSIBLE.We’ve seen how diversity inspires innovation, and we’ve watched how suppliers empowertheir different communities around the world. So, we support women entrepreneurs anda strong supplier diversity program, investing in business success.

Whether it’s sponsoring business training in India or initiating a supplier diversity programfor women in Germany, we believe that an inclusive supply chain creates opportunitiesthat enable innovation at the boundaries of technology.

Talk to an Intel representative or visit https://supplier.intel.com/static/supplierdiversity/

Copyright © 2019. Intel Corporation. All rights reserved Intel and the intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Together, Making a World of Difference

Welcoming Women-Owned Businesses to the Johnson & Johnson

Family of Companies where:

GLOBAL SUPPLIER DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

Our legacy and commitment to our diverse suppliers aligns with our Credo responsibility to the communities in which we live and work. We believe in the power of inclusion to deliver innovative products and services,

that support our mission of caring for the world, one person at a time.


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AMAZINGOPPORTUNITIESHEREFOR SUPPLIERS WHO SEE THE POSSIBLEIN THE IMPOSSIBLE.We’ve seen how diversity inspires innovation, and we’ve watched how suppliers empowertheir different communities around the world. So, we support women entrepreneurs anda strong supplier diversity program, investing in business success.

Whether it’s sponsoring business training in India or initiating a supplier diversity programfor women in Germany, we believe that an inclusive supply chain creates opportunitiesthat enable innovation at the boundaries of technology.

Talk to an Intel representative or visit https://supplier.intel.com/static/supplierdiversity/

Copyright © 2019. Intel Corporation. All rights reserved Intel and the intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.

Operating in the global marketplace is more achievable than you think. With expertise, infrastructure and resources spanning over 220 countries and territories, UPS will help you Connect to new markets, Grow your business and Thrive. Visit us at ups.com to begin exporting today.

Go Global—we’ll helpyou chart the course.

Invest in Women. Buy Women Owned.Women Owned is an initiative from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) and WEConnect International to create a

movement of support for Women Owned businesses. We support women entrepreneurs and those who do business with them by raising awareness

for why, where and how to buy Women Owned.

Any storefronts, websites and product labels bearing the Women OwnedLogo have been certified as at least 51 percent owned, operated and

controlled by a woman or women by WBENC in the United States and WEConnect International globally.

womenownedlogo.com


Thank you!

TRANSFORMING TOMORROW TOGETHER

Freeport-McMoRan is pleased to support WEConnect International to encourage the success of women-owned businesses.

Visit FreeportInMyCommunity.com to learn more about our women’s development initiatives and commitment to communities.

What does Lois have to do with

As the CEO of Soft Stuff Distributors, Lois Gamerman not only supplies our properties around the country with the catering and specialty food items our guests crave, but as a woman-owned business, she also offers her unique perspective to promote positive outcomes for us all.

By partnering with diverse suppliers like Lois, we bring innovation and new ideas together--and that benefits us all.

A whole lot more than you think.

you?

Congratulations to WEConnect International on ten years of championing women’s empowerment across the globe!

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SpeakersDr. Suhayya (Sue) Abu-Hakima

CEO, Amika Mobile Sue is Co-Founder and CEO of her second start-up in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Amika Mobile, which is focused

on public safety and security. Her first company, AmikaNow! was launched in 1998 and was focused on AI and automatic content analysis; its compliance business was acquired by Entrust for its secure messaging platform. Amika Mobile is a WEConnect International certified Women’s Business Enterprise.

With both a master’s and PhD in AI, Sue provides the vision for the company and its products, directs business strategy, and ensures product development matches customer pain points. As a CEO she has created hundreds of high value jobs in AI software, security, business, sales, and operations. Sue holds 30 international patents in automatic content analysis and critical and emergency communications.

As many as 40 Global Companies have cited her pioneering patents including Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Ford, Blackberry, etc. AmikaMobile has won 23 awards including the US GOVIES for outstanding product in Emergency Communications for 5 years in a row. Sue was named to the Top 25 by the Women of Influence in September 2014 recognizing her for entrepreneurship and business acumen

and sharing a position with only 5 other women as Top in Business in Canada. She also won WXN Top 100 Women in Canada awards in the Trailblazers and Trendsetters category in both 2015 and 2016.

Sarah Davis, FCIOBCEO, Skills4Stem Sarah Davis founded Skills4Stem Ltd in 2014 with the objective of helping to address the current shortage of

technical skills within science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) with a focus within the Built Environment.

Skills4Stem Ltd. is a Global Training Provider with a focus on providing international technical qualifications in construction, engineering, and project management. It has offices in the UK, with a sister company in the Republic of Ireland. The teams predominantly work in the UK, Europe, and the UAE. Skills4Stem Ltd. is an Education & Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) approved Main Apprenticeship Provider for the Department of Education, England. It is a WEConnect International certified Women’s Business Enterprise.

As a graduate herself in the engineering field of Lighting Design, Sarah is well placed to understand the issues that are currently being faced within industry. Sarah is an FCIOB Chartered Construction Manager and fellow. She was instrumental in setting up the CIBSE group: Women in Building Services Engineering (WiBSE).

What does Lois have to do with

As the CEO of Soft Stuff Distributors, Lois Gamerman not only supplies our properties around the country with the catering and specialty food items our guests crave, but as a woman-owned business, she also offers her unique perspective to promote positive outcomes for us all.

By partnering with diverse suppliers like Lois, we bring innovation and new ideas together--and that benefits us all.

A whole lot more than you think.

you?

Congratulations to WEConnect International on ten years of championing women’s empowerment across the globe!


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Sarah was a member of the Royal Institute of Architecture (RIBA) Barriers to Women in Architecture Task Force in 2014 and is a current member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Built Environment Executive.

From 2017-2019 Sarah had a paid advisory role with the Department for Education on the Building Services Engineering Panel developing the Building Services Engineering framework for Technical Education pathways for 16-19 year-olds.

In February 2017 Sarah won Bedfordshire Businesswoman of the Year 2017. She is also an active member of the WEConnect International European WBE Council.

Miriam Dervan Founder, mdgroupMiriam Dervan founded mdgroup in 2002 to improve clinical trial experiences for patients and investigators,

creating personalized event, travel, and logistic services so they could focus on advancing care and saving lives.

Nearly two decades and 20,000 healthcare engagements later, the mdgroup team are experts at making patients and investigators feel supported, informed, and engaged throughout clinical trials. This helps pharmaceutical and biotech sponsors avoid costly delays associated with poor patient retention and low investigator and site engagement.

Today, as executive chair, Miriam provides strategic direction to mdgroup operations, stepping away from day-to-day operations to create plans and programs to improve the organisation. In this way, she continues to help study sponsors retain more patients and get the outcome data they need.

In parallel to her work at mdgroup, Miriam is a writer, business advisor, and speaker. Her business is a WEConnect International certified Women’s Business Enterprise and she serves on the WEConnect International European WBE Council. She is passionate about helping other women-owned businesses succeed, and connecting them with international corporations to increase global supplier diversity.

Renate Dockendorff Founder, Chocolateria DinkeneshSince childhood, Renate loved cooking and the sensory pleasures derived from aromas and

flavors. Innovative and entrepreneurial, she decided to pursue her love for the culinary arts through the experience of chocolate, founding Chocolateria Dinkenesh in 2003.

As a chocolatier, Renate Dockendorff has ventured into the development of exotic fruit flavors, such as coconut and cardamom, basil, passion fruit, lucuma, and others. She has also made special confectioneries to accompany wine and beer and offered hot chocolate tastings with products sourced from around the world.


She has recently started to experiment with chocolate-based body paints.

Since 2012, Dinkenesh has developed an organic product line, focusing on the special requirements of people with food allergies and vegan eaters. For this line of business, raw materials are directly imported from South American countries.

Dinkenesh is a WEConnect International certified Women’s Business Enterprise and is also a member of Ecoferia de la Reina, an association of organic producers.

Since 2010, Dinkenesh has placed the environment as the core element of its growth, obtaining a 4-year carbon-neutral certification for its productive processes and phasing out, from 2008 to 2012, packaging containing oil-based plastics.

Renate was born in Temuco, southern Chile. She completed primary and secondary education at the German School in Santiago, attended the Inacap Hotel School in Santiago, Chile, and obtained a bachelor’s degree in Tourism Studies at the SEK International University in Santiago.

Denise EvansVice President, Women & Diverse BtB Marketing, IBM CorporationDenise Evans is Vice President, Women

& Diverse BtB Marketing for the IBM Corporation. She leads an organization

Speakersresponsible for ensuring that businesses owned by Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans in North America and women owned, led and influenced businesses, globally, understand how to build smarter businesses that will change how the world works.

Denise has served globally in numerous leadership and executive positions in IBM including Directors of Global e-business, Global Customer Loyalty, and Global eRelationship Marketing.

Denise currently serves on the Board or Advisory Board of Directors of the Women Presidents Organization, Enterprising Women Magazine, the Global Summit of Women, the Galt Foundation, the National Alliance for Mental Illness-Maryland, and the S.O.L.V.E. Group. She is a member of the IBM Faculty for Global Sales Schools and an expert community member of the Catalyst organization.

She has been featured as an awardee in Working Mother, Women’s Enterprise, Uptown Professional, and Savoy Magazines. She received the “Woman of Impact Leadership” Award from Impact Leadership 21 at the United Nations and the “World of Difference” Award from The International Alliance of Women.

Denise is a global citizen who has traveled across 6 continents, a mentor to many and a Lifetime Member of the Girl Scouts. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Economics from Brown University and MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.


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Sharon EvansCEO, CFJ Manufacturing Sharon Evans launched her own path to business in 1983 opening Collections Fine Jewelry, located in Saginaw, Texas.

Her personable approach with customers led to rapid growth and in 1997 resulted in the creation of a second business, CFJ Manufacturing, headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.

Continuing her focus on customer service and customer product requirements, CFJ Manufacturing has evolved into a global provider of Total Employee Recognition Programs, Branded Merchandise, and uniforms. Recently a third company was launched, Wings, which is dedicated to embroidery production. Sharon’s pioneering spirit, along with the combined efforts of her global staff, has led to the creation of innovative programs and integrated technologies for her customer base.

Sharon serves as the first Women’s Business Enterprise in the role of Chairperson for the Women’s Business Council (WBE) – Southwest. Ms. Evans is a two time WBE Advocate of the Year award winner, as well a member of the WBE Hall of Fame. Sharon has been named Enterprising Woman of the Year, received the Inner City 100 Award and the Global Business Award for International Business Excellence in Fort Worth along with numerous other awards and recognitions over the years.

Sharon is founder of Small World Children’s Foundation and enjoys working with multiple community projects. She resides in Ft. Worth, Texas with her husband Stephen.

Ana M. GuevaraDeputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Field Operations, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce

The Honorable Ana M. Guevara was appointed Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Field Operations at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration (ITA) in January 2019. She oversees approximately 275 trade professionals based in more than 100 U.S. cities, focused on assisting U.S. businesses in exporting their goods and services to foreign markets.

Ms. Guevara is a respected leader in both the public and private sectors, with extensive experience in international trade and development. Previously, she served at the U.S. Agency for International Development as the Senior Advisor for Trade and Economic Growth; at the World Bank as the U.S. representative on the Board of Directors; and at ITA as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Service Industries.

Ms. Guevara has also served at two Fortune 50 companies as a Vice President. She received her B.A. in public and international affairs from the George Washington University.


SpeakersKaren Hayes

Managing Director, World Wide GroupKaren Hayes is a highly respected and well-established name in the world of broadcast

media. At the helm of this global video production company, Karen and her team specialise in providing first class live event productions, streaming services and content creation.

Karen first established her business in 2006 and merged with World Wide Pictures in 2014. Founded in 1935, World Wide Pictures is a multi-award-winning video production company, with two BAFTAs, and an Oscar amongst their accolades. The company has excelled for many years broadcasting live events including Major Tim Peake’s launch to the International Space Station in 2015 and HRH Prince William’s speech at the TUSK Time for Change event in 2016 which was watched by 2.3 million people globally.

As an avid believer of thinking outside the box, Karen has recently steered the company through a rebrand, going from World Wide Pictures to World Wide Group. With a fresh new identity and clearly defined service offering, Karen and the team continue to use their creative expertise to deliver stories globally.

Karen is a firm advocate of diversity in the workplace and is deeply proud of her position as a successful woman in the world of media. Karen joined WEConnect

International and became a certified Women’s Business Enterprise in 2013. She is an active member of the European WBE Council, allowing her to continue to support fellow female business owners and entrepreneurs across a range of industries.

Krithika RamProgram Director, WEConnect International in India Krithika leads WEConnect International’s efforts in India with her team based in

New Delhi. She has been with WEConnect International since 2017; under her leadership, she has grown the network of women business owners and engaged corporations across India.

Prior to joining WEConnect International, she led the NGO Credibility and Engagement Team at Charities Aid Foundation India, where she was involved in conducting due-diligence of non-profits prior to grantmaking and partner selection for CSR funding.

In her previous roles, she has been responsible for strategizing, strengthening and executing the Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in companies such as Ramky Group, L&T Infotech, and Icreon Tech. Krithika has also served in M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation and Agastya International Foundation. Her specializations include Corporate Social Responsibility, Non-Profit Organization Management, Gender Issues, Education,


Youth Development, and Volunteerism.Krithika completed her Masters in International Studies from Stella Maris College, Chennai, India and is a silver medalist. She also has a Post-Graduate Diploma Degree in Sustainable Rural Development from the University of Hyderabad and a Certificate in CSR.

Megan StoweEMEA Strategic Sourcing and International Supplier Diversity Director, Intel Corporation Megan has been at Intel

for 23 years working in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and the UK. She started in sales and marketing in Australia working in PR and events management and then moved to Hong Kong to start up their SMG site procurement in Asia. During this time she has covered a variety of roles including Sales and Marketing, Travel, relocation, immigration and HR procurement areas. She has predominantly held Global positions, setting global procurement and Supply chain sustainability strategies, performance metrics, and managing global teams. She has worked and lived in Asia Pacific and EMEA.

Currently, Megan looks across the indirect services/procurement supply chain working with the different verticals (sales and marketing, HR, travel, IT, logistics, facilities etc) within the EMEA Region working with her team on implementing global strategies locally and driving local strategies where

it is needed. In addition, Megan manages the International Supplier Diversity and Inclusion Program which has a key focus on women and minority-owned business in the Intel supply chain. The key objective of this program is to ensure Intel is working with an inclusive supply chain and to increase its spending with diverse businesses across the globe at the tier 1 and 2 levels, while developing its pipeline of inclusive sourcing opportunities.

In 2017 she represented the UK at the W20 in Germany and attended the Global Citizen event in 2017 and 2018 to promote what Intel is doing in this space. She has been recognized by winning awards from procurement leaders, CIPS, Procurecon, and EDA for the work she and her team have done. Megan is a board member of WEConnect International, and the Advisory Chair and Director of WEConnect International in Europe.

She is Irish/Australian/South African by nationality and grew up in Africa. She graduated from the University of Cape Town, South Africa with a MD Psychiatry/Sports medicine.

Gill ThorpeFounder & CEO, The Sourcing TeamAt The Sourcing Team, Gill Thorpe utilizes her 29 years as a qualified buyer to provide expertise and

passion in the industries of procurement, sustainability, diversity, and innovation.

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The Sourcing Team is a global company, established in 1996, that sources ethical, sustainable and innovative promotional merchandise for some of the UK’s leading companies. With a background in marketing and procurement, and a diverse, scalable supply chain in the UK, Europe and Asia, The Sourcing Team works with like-minded clients that care about their brands, customers, staff, the planet, and its people. It is a WEConnect International certified Women’s Business Enterprise.

Gill also volunteers her time with several organizations. She is the current Chair and Founder of the WEConnect International WBE Council, supporting WEConnect Europe with driving gender diversity in the supply chain; she is a Committee Fellow of CIPS, (and past Trustee of CIPS), part of the CIPS Special Knowledge Group for Marketing & Procurement; is a Founder of EPPSA (Ethical Promotional Product Strategic Alliance – partnered with Oxfam as sole supplier) which provides a unique group of fully audited factories; and is Past Chair, President, and a Fellow of the British Promotional Merchandise Association.

Elizabeth VazquezCEO & Co-Founder, WEConnect International Elizabeth Vazquez is a world leader in women’s economic empowerment and global

supplier diversity and inclusion. She sits on the Walmart Global Women’s Economic Empowerment Initiative’s International

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SpeakersAdvisory Council, the Procter & Gamble Supplier Diversity Advisory Council, the Global Citizen and CHIME FOR CHANGE Girls’ and Women’s Committee, and is a Cartier Women’s Initiative Awards Jury Member for North America. She sits on the Board of Directors of Win-Win Strategies and is a W20 Representative to advance G20 commitments and a member of the B20. She also served as a member of the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Women’s Economic Empowerment.

Elizabeth is the co-author of the book, “Buying for Impact: How to Buy from Women and Change Our World.” The book includes information on women business owners and ways to support and leverage their potential to create a more sustainable and inclusive global economy.

Elizabeth was born in Mexico, has a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Arizona State University, and was honored by the Barrett Honors College as an Inspiring Alumni for making significant contributions in her career and community. She has a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School at Tufts University where she studied development economics and international negotiation as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow and is the recipient of the 2018 Fletcher Women’s Leadership Award for outstanding graduates who are making a meaningful impact in the world. She also completed graduate seminars at Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government, the Heinz School of Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University, and Sookmyung Women’s University in South Korea.


WECONNECT INTERNATIONAL TEAM:

HEAD OFFICE:

Elizabeth VazquezCEO and Co-Founder

Emily CocciaVice President of Development

Saritha VenumbakaVice President of Operations

Ana Elisa BenaventMarketing Specialist

Tyrell ByrdOperations and Finance Associate

Edith CecchiniRegional Director for Asia Pacific and Canada

Anne HoyeDirector of Operations

Alexander KangasGlobal Program Assistant

Andrea LizarzaburuRegional Director for Latin America and Caribbean

Nicolas PicardResearch, Analysis, and Project Manager

Sarah PriddyTraining and Project Manager

Dominique SpencerGrant and Impact Manager

Michael TobolskiDirector of Corporate Relations

Rachel WilliamsCorporate Engagement and Project Manager

IN-COUNTRY:

Priscila MazochiArgentina, Brazil, and Chile

Chelsea PrescodCanada

María Angélica PortoColombia, Costa Rica, and Peru

Maggie Berry Europe

Krithika Ram and Sunil SharmaIndia

Setsu SuzukiJapan

Natália TorresLatin America, Corporate Relations

Alejandra ValdiviaMexico

Yeshua RusselNigeria

Minnie Venkatachalam Australia, Indonesia, and Singapore Jean ChawapiwaSouth Africa

Nilay ÇelikTurkey

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