At the House of Commons
Attlee Suite, the WIL Biannual event was opened by PSC Founder Helene Martin
Gee and Thaima Samman founder of WIL; then we heard from Helen Milby of GlobalWIN,
welcoming over 100 international businesswomen and men.
The keynote speeches were given by Mary Macleod MP and US Commissioner Julie Brill.
The conference topic was ‘How to determine a company’s true value’. Full outcomes from the high powered discussions are being circulated.
During this amazing day we heard from some fascinating speakers, including: Pierre-Yves Cros, Chief Development Officer Capgemini; Laurence Capron, INSEAD Strategy Professor; Brigitte Dumont, Chief Officer, Group CSR Orange; Paulina Dejmek-Hack, Cabinet Commissioner at the European Commission.
After an energizing morning of panel debate, we moved to the House of Lords for lunch hosted by Baroness Jenkin.
This gave us the opportunity to mix with other delegates, gaining insights from the influential businesswomen, thought leaders and high ranking politicians from across the EU and US.
Then it was back to the House of Commons for the next panel debate and some roundtable discussion on SMEs, brilliantly chaired by multi award-winning entrepreneur Katherine Corich of Sysdoc.
At 4pm the event was eloquently closed by PSC Senate Chairman Jill Pay, before delegates were given guided tours of the Palace of Westminster.
The keynote speeches were given by Mary Macleod MP and US Commissioner Julie Brill.
The conference topic was ‘How to determine a company’s true value’. Full outcomes from the high powered discussions are being circulated.
During this amazing day we heard from some fascinating speakers, including: Pierre-Yves Cros, Chief Development Officer Capgemini; Laurence Capron, INSEAD Strategy Professor; Brigitte Dumont, Chief Officer, Group CSR Orange; Paulina Dejmek-Hack, Cabinet Commissioner at the European Commission.
After an energizing morning of panel debate, we moved to the House of Lords for lunch hosted by Baroness Jenkin.
This gave us the opportunity to mix with other delegates, gaining insights from the influential businesswomen, thought leaders and high ranking politicians from across the EU and US.
Then it was back to the House of Commons for the next panel debate and some roundtable discussion on SMEs, brilliantly chaired by multi award-winning entrepreneur Katherine Corich of Sysdoc.
At 4pm the event was eloquently closed by PSC Senate Chairman Jill Pay, before delegates were given guided tours of the Palace of Westminster.