Last month I participated in a global, collaborative project. A Woman’s Investment was conceived by Jasmin Tragas, and brought together 26 women from around the world in a single publication. Each woman was asked to describe what a “woman’s investment” means to them. The resulting publication is now available with stunning photography.
Please take the time to browse through these pages and if these messages affect you, please consider making a donation to invest in a group of women in the Philippines.
The women who participated in this project are:
Alison Spencer, IBM Australia
Amy Palko, Less Ordinary, Scotland
Anita Pahor, Women’s Opportunity Director, Australia
Beth Kanter Social Media for NonProfits
Bonnie McEwan Owner, Make Waves: Impact Marketing for Nonprofits USA
Cindy Lenferna de la Motte, Director at Fashion Collaborative, Australia
Danielle Johnston, Business Director, Committee for Melbourne, Australia
Debbe Kennedy, Founder, President, and CEO Global Dialogue Center and Leadership Solutions Companies, USA http://www.globaldialoguecenter.com http://www.puttingourdifferencestowork.com
Janette Toral, digitalfilipino.com Australia/Philippines
Joanna Young, Confident Writing, writing coach, Scotland
Kieran Cannistra, Innovation Editor IBM, USA
Linda Griffin Founder ClearWind LLC, USA
Lindy McKeown, eLearning Consultant, Australia
Lynne Wenig, Scope President (2005 – 2007) Australia
Marigo Raftopoloulos
Michelle Zamora, AP SOA Marketing Leader, IBM, Australia
Nina Simosko, Global Chief Operating Officer, SAP Education USA
Penni Russon, Author, Australia www.pennirusson.com
Phaedra Boinidiris, CEO, WomenGamers.Com USA
Renee Wolforth, Attorney, Washington, USA
Dr Robyn McMaster Sr VP MITA International Brain Based Cente
Sacha Chua, Canada/Philippines
Shai Coggins,Co-Founder & Community Strategist, b5media.com
Silvia Guccione, Director, Pomodoro Italian Cooking School, Australia
Suzanne Male, Publisher, Smink Works Books, Australia
Sacha Chua, Philippines and Canada
Nina Nets It Out: Leadership is not all big picture strategy. It is getting things done. It is achieving outcomes. It is identifying needs and gaps and moving to find solutions. A Woman’s Investment is a great example of grass roots leadership. Please support this great effort.
The words and photos are absolutely beautiful… so beautiful that we’ve included them on our women’s leadership blog. Visit it at http://www.futurewomenleaders.info.
Thanks Megan! I couldn’t agree more!
Thanks so much for your contribution to the project Nina, and for sharing the slides here. I really appreciate it.
Wow Megan – thank you! I will go and have a look at your blog now.
Hey Jasmin,
Glad to do it….it really is a good piece with a great message! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to contribute!