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Gina Carr will be a featured presenter at the Women Empowering Women event in November. She will share her tips, tricks and strategies of social media magic.

Alexandra Wiggins at Tara Business acts as a conduit between the Voluntary and Corporate Sectors to encourage and facilitate winning partnerships that benefit our area, not least the individuals. www.tara-business.co.uk Check out The Bournemouth Echo website on the 1st April to vote www.businesswomenawards.com http www.bournemouthecho.co.uk

www.ruzankhambatta.comRuzan stands apart as successful Business Woman as well as IT entrepreneur who has a strong business acumen and practises business innovation with lots of awards to her credit. Ruzan is a regularly sought after management and motivational speaker. Ruzan is a firm believer of women empowerment. Ruzan is a woman who always wants to innovate and experiment – unconstrained by convention.

The ongoing two-week Eid Gala organised by the Women Business Development Centre (WBDC) has more than 30 stalls featuring jewellery, modern and traditional ready-made garments, handbags, decoration pieces, bed sheets and other items. All products are made by female entrepreneurs. tribune.com.pk

Mingle Media TV and host Leah Cevoli were invited to come out and cover the Red Carpet for the 2011 BraveHeart Women Awards. Watch our video interviews from the Red Carpet and follow us on Twitter and Facebook here: www.minglemediatv.com www.facebook.com www.twitter.com About the BraveHeart Women Awards: The BraveHeart Women organization, is an online community of women worldwide led by founder and CEO Ellie Drake, who honor women through the BraveHeart Women Awards in areas of Compassion, Courage, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy and Collaboration. Visit www.braveheartwomen.com for more info. The 2011 BraveHeart Women Awards took place at the Sheraton Gateway Hotel in Los Angeles on Saturday, November 12th, 2011. The red carpet gala is one of an array of spectacular events held during the four-day conference known as RISE. The annual Rise conference hosts approximately 500 women from around the world who come together to collaborate and grow on Personal, Professional and Global levels. More information about RISE can be found at http This year’s winners are: KATHARINE (KAT) KRAMER – BraveHeart Women Compassion Award: Founder of Kat Kramer’s Films that Change the World, and daughter of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kramer, Kat produces films that raise awareness for social issues. www.facebook.com SHARON BLYNN – BraveHeart Women Courage Award: Actress and ovarian cancer survivor, Sharon Blynn is the founder of Baldisbeautiful.org, ?changing ourselves and the world …

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www.ruzankhambatta.com Ruzan stands apart as successful Business Woman as well as IT entrepreneur who has a strong business acumen and practises business innovation with lots of awards to her credit. Ruzan is a regularly sought after management and motivational speaker. Ruzan is a firm believer of women empowerment. Ruzan is a woman who always wants to innovate and experiment – unconstrained by convention.

Guest: Chiqui Escareal-Go, Conference Chairperson, Women Business Council of the Philippines November 3, 2011

Management addresses the special problems of women workers with concern and a heavy dose of sexism. Kerkow (Herbert) Productions. The Atlantic Home Friday, October 14, 2011 Follow the Atlantic » Twitter Facebook RSS iPhone Politics Business Entertainment International Technology National Life Magazine video Rebecca Greenfield Rebecca Greenfield – Rebecca Greenfield is a staff writer for The Atlantic Wire. All Posts Share Share « Previous National | Next National » Email Email Print Print ‘Supervising Women Workers’: Management Techniques From 1944 By Rebecca Greenfield Feb 11 2011, 3:00 PM ET From Coronet Instructional Films, advice on how to handle the influx of women working in factories in the latter years of World War II … The men are off fighting the Axis leaving the women in charge of industry back home. But male managers don’t quite know how to handle female workers. “Women scare me, at least they do in the factory,” laments Joe, a factory manager. His boss comforts him, telling him not to worry: “There are thousands of others facing the same problems. We can say that the broad principles involved in the supervision of men apply equally well in the case of women.” But Joe disagrees, “That ain’t what I learned about women.” Fortunately the film is able to take Joe, and us, through various ways men and women act and react differently to situations at work. After learning a few tricks, like avoiding using complicated trade terms, Joe gets the hang of things, coming …

Women in Business – Geraldine Walters