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November 18 2022
Van der Goot Building, De Forumzaal
– moderated by Prof. Hanneke Takkenberg/ Prof. Mike Page
Wing Tang – Women Connected, Jens van Tricht – Emancipator, Thais Souza – PWN Netherlands
The role of storytelling in connecting and belonging
No No No! What would happen if YOU were your first priority?
Location: Room JB-49, Bayle Building.
Menstrual health at work - re-imagining organisations to improve wellbeing, prevent burnout and change cultures.
Location: Room JB-41, Bayle Building.
Embodied networking: caring for the living dimensions of networks.
Location: Room JB-50, Bayle Building.
Empowering female entrepreneurship and leadership.
Location: Room J1-33, Bayle Building.
Linzi Fidelin, co-founder of Ani’s World; Kaat Zoontjens, Drama Director Women Connected; Mary Jane Roy, co-author and publisher of the book 'Ready for Female Leadership: The Future is NOW'. This workshop will include the launch of the ECWO book club.
Location: Room JB-44, Bayle Building.
Prof. Nicola Kleyn, Dean: Executive Education at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) and Prof. Hanneke Takkenberg, Executive Director ECWO.
Maria Carmen Punzi, PhD candidate, Rotterdam School of Management and menstrual health activist.
Dr. Valérie M. Saintot lawyer, adjunct professor at SKEMA business school, researcher, and mindfulness teacher.
The power of connections and role models (Roundtable Discussions) – SHE LEADS/Erasmus Centre for Entrepreneurship: Katty Hsu, Senior Researcher; Irene Tsitse, Researcher; Robin Driessen, Education Programme Manager.
– Dr. Natalie Cleton, Faculty, ECWO. Short address by winner Geke Rosier, founder of RightBrains
into the degree and need for commitment and cooperation among professional and industry-focused women’s organisations and networks in the Netherlands – Kirsten Kardijk, Researcher, ECWO
– Prof. Henriette Prast, economist and member of the Senate, Partij voor de Dieren