Usa Networks Founder, Kay Koplovitz, Takes Her Conversation About Women In Leadership To Manila This Week
Josie Natori, renowned Filipino fashion icon and Founder and CEO of Natori Company, invites Kay Koplovitz and fellow women leaders to speak to over 100 female CEO's in her home town of Manila.
- New York, NY (1888PressRelease) March 16, 2011 - Kay Koplovitz, Founder of USA Networks and Sci-Fi Channel and Chairman of the Board of Liz Claiborne, Inc. will speak on Leadership to the Women's Business Council in Manila, Philippines at an event presented by The Asia Society Philippine Foundation, Inc. in cooperation with the Women's Business Council Philippines, on March 18, 2011, from 4 pm to 6 pm,. Ms. Koplovitz' talk is entitled "Leadership Voices". Ms. Koplovitz remarked "In its Global Gender Gap Report, The World Economic Forum ranked the Philippines 9th among nearly 200 countries in gender equity and best in Asia, this is great news and I am inspired to be speaking to this influential group of women in Manila about leadership."
Josie Natori, invited Ms. Koplovitz as well as other USA prominent businesswomen Anne Sutherland Fuchs, Group President of Growth Brands Division including Digital Ventures of the
J. C. Penney Company, Inc. and Chairperson of The New York City Commission On Women's Issues (CWI); Karen Pearse, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Innovative Stone, one of the leading high-profile global suppliers of stones and tiles for commercial and residential use; and Joni Evans, one of the most prominent figures in publishing and media due to her previous work as publisher of Random House and Simon and Schuster. Additionally, Joni Evans is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Women on the Web (wow-0-wow.com).
Ms. Karen Davila, one of Manila's prominent news anchors will moderate the discussions.
Ms. Koplovitz is author of the book "Bold Women, Big Ideas" and Founder and CEO of Koplovitz & Company www.koplovitz.com and co-founder of Springboard Enterprises, www.springboardenterprises.org
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