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The empowerment of womenGrowing research shows that women economic

empowerment is one of the fastest ways for a

country to increase productivity and to reduce the

risk of a war or a political unrest.

Actually, engaging women in the leadership and

decision making roles of an enterprise and

industry contributes to the development and the

welfare of all members of society.


BPW Internationalis one of the most influential international

networks of business and professional women with clubs in over 100 countries.


BPW women leaders in the world

BPW International and F.I.D.A.P.A. –

BPW Italy members include

influential entrepreneurs, business

owners, executives, professionals

and young career women.


Some women leaders in BPW International

Amanda Ellis

BPW Egypt

• Lead Specialist, Gender and Development, for the World

Bank Group. She manages the World Bank’s Global

Private Sector Leaders CEO Forum to promote women’s

economic empowerment. Amanda is an economist with

a specialization in international trade and development

economics, a founding member of the Global Banking

Alliance for Women, and the founder of the gender

program at the International Finance.

Abeer Qumsieh Jouaneh

BPW Jordan

• Director and Founder of Better Business, a BToB business

model specialized in Building Service Cultures. Her main

fields of expertise include Organizational Development,

Service Culture Development, Organizational Mindset

and Customer Cultures. She has worked as a consultant

for hundreds of companies and projects and trained

thousands of people around the Middle East & GCC.



Irene Natividad

BPW Philippinas

• President of the Global Summit of Women, an 18-year old

annual gathering of women leaders in business and

government. Ms. Natividad also serves as Co-Chair of

Corporate Women Directors International. In 2004, she

was selected by Women’s eNews as one of the “21

Leaders for the 21st Century.” She was named in 1997 as

one of “25 Most Influential Working Mothers” by Working

Mother Magazine, and was also named in 1988 as one of

the “100 Most Powerful Women in America” by Ladies

Home Journal.

Carolyn Grady

BPW USA

• Co-owner of Oshkosh Office Systems, Inc. and

past President, Business and Professional

Women/USA in 2003. A successful business

professional, she has 25 years of business

ownership/management experience in both

the insurance and office equipment industries.



Jean Murray

BPW New Zeland

• Medical scientist by profession, she is currently an

adviser on ethical and legal policy for the South

Australian Minister for Health in areas as diverse as

embryo research, reproductive medicine, genetics

and organ donation. Her post-graduate studies

include a Master of Health Management and

Doctorate of Public Health Ethics.

Kellie Tranter

BPW Australia

• Legal Practitioner of the Supreme Court of New South

Wales in 1999. She is the principal of her law firm, Kellie

Tranter Attorney. She has been awarded BPW Maitland

2005 Career Woman of the Year and a 2007 WEL Edna

Ryan Award for Community Activism, she was an

independent candidate for Maitland in the 2007 NSW

State election and was a finalist in the 2007 Finalist

Women Lawyers' Association of New South Wales

Achievement Awards.



Lu Hsiu-Lien

BPW China

• Taiwan leading women's rights activist in the 1970s. In

1979 a 20-minute speech she gave criticizing the

authoritarian government led to her spending almost six

years as a political prisoner. Lu was elected to the

Legislature in 1993, where she co-chaired the Foreign

Relations Committee. In 1997, Lu was elected Taoyuan

County magistrate and, in 2000 and 2004, was elected

Taiwan vice president. In 2005, she founded the

Democratic Pacific Union.

Elena Fedyashina

BPW Russia

• Executive Director of the Committee of 20, an

association of the most successful Russian

businesswomen. Being actively involved in the

international women’s movement since 1995. Elena is

a strong advocate for economic empowerment and

career advancement of women gaining recognition as

one of the leading experts in this field.



Piia-Noora Kaupi

BPW Finland

• Managing Director of the Federation of Finnish Financial

Services. She has previously worked as a Member of the

European Parliament, Legal advisor for the Parliamentary

Group of the National Coalition Party Kokoomus,

Secretary for the Working Groups for the Legal Affairs

Committee and the Constitutional Affairs Committee,

Legal Assistant at Borenius & Kemppinen Attorneys at

Law and Secretary at the Office of Secretary General,

Democratic Youth Community of Europe (DEMYC).

Anne-Marie Pierre-Paul

Desvarieux

BPW Haiti

• In 1954, Anne-Marie Pierre-Paul Desvarieux opened

the first private professional school in Haiti: “Maison

Menagerie”. The school was an immediate success

teaching new techniques in fashion and culinary arts.

She introduced the first classes about cake

decoration in Haiti. Most of the Haitian professional

schools in fashion and culinary arts are owned by her

alumni, an indication of her legacy to generations.


Young BPW International

It is a training and self-development

program for young members of BPW

International, launched in 1985.

Since then, this group has experienced

continuous growth and has became

an international network of hundreds

of young women around the world.


BPW International History• 1919: Lena Madesin Phillips founded in America the

F.BPW - Federation of Business and Professional

Women - to gather in one Federation all the

American women engaged in professions and

business.

• 1929: Professor Maria Castellani, President of a

woman cultural club in Rome, conforms to Lena

Madesin Phillips’ ideals and founds - together with

the sections in Rome, Milan and Naples - F.I.D.A.P.A.,

Italian Federation of Women, Arts, Professions,

Business.

• 1930: I.F.BPW International Federation Business

and Professional Women was founded in Geneva,

thanks to the initiative of the National Federations

of Austria, Canada, United Kingdom, Italy and The

United States. At the ceremony two Delegates of

the League of Nations were also present .

• 1945: F.I.D.A.P.A., after the interruption due to

the II World War, on February 14th its international

and national path restarts in Rome.


BPW World Map


BPW International Membership in 2013Country Total Members

Africa 1.112

Asia Pacific 4.176

Europe 15.858

Latin America 1.166

North America 1.252

Total BPW International 23.564


BPW International Membership in 2013Today we are 23.564

5%18%

67%

5% 5%

Membership 2013

AfricaAsiaEuropeLatin AmericaNorth America


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy Aim and Purposes

Strive to remove any discrimination

against women, both within the

family and in work environment,

always respecting

the current regulations regarding

equal opportunities.


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy Aim and Purposes

Appraise the associates’ expertise

and knowledge, guiding them

towards cultural and social

activities favoring the

improvement of everyday and

working life.


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW ItalyAim and Purposes

Promote, coordinate and support

the initiatives of women operating

in the fields of Arts, Professions

and Business, both independently

and in collaboration with others

Corporations and Associations.


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy Districts

F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW ITALY is divided into 7 Districts:

NORTH WEST - Liguria, Lombardia, Piemonte, Valle D’Aosta

NORTH EAST - Emilia Romagna, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Veneto, Trentino Alto Adige

CENTRE - Toscana, Lazio, Marche, Umbria

SOUTH WEST - Calabria, Campania

SOUTH EAST - Abruzzo, Basilicata, Molise, Puglia

SICILIA

SARDEGNA

For a total number of about 290 Sections and of about 12.000 associates.


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy Milano Club

Milano Club is one of the three

Founding Clubs of the

Federation


Women-owned businesses

In Milano in 2012 on about 284.915 operative

enterprises, 57.892 are led by women.

In Lombardy on about 821.819 operative

enterprises, 173.033 are led by women.


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italyan imperative for growth

Milano is a space of global

interconnections, inserted

into the most important

transnational circuits.


Women for Expo 2015

Diana Bracco, Expo 2015 Spa. President,

will work actively to ensure that

EXPO 2015 provides a useful platform

to reintroduce, reaffirm and develop

the great potential that women

possess and can express.


Women for Expo 2015

Diana Bracco said “Women has to become the

real ambassadors of Expo 2015.

Our aim is to support women’s entrepreneurial

creativity, as women will increasingly become the

influential protagonists of social development.

Women for Expo wants to encourage a greater

presence and full responsibility of

women's Associations in Expo 2015, for their real

and effective participatory contribute.”


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy2013 – 2015

Expo 2015 Event

In order to create actual business relationships between members

who have all the tools to go from opinion to action in the markets and professions

according to the BPW International indications

F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy proposes to “use” the Expo 2015


F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy for EXPO 2015 in Milano

presents

“B to B women in ethic business”


What’s BtoB in Ethic Business ?

It’s an International Event that expects attendance of entrepreneurs, managers,freelance, artisans, educators and

creativeartists members of BPW.




It will be held in Milano (Italy) from June 22nd to 26th, 2015 in Palazzo Cusani, a magnificent building right in the center of

Milan.


Will be the Event held inside EXPO 2015 in Fiera Rho ?

No. EXPO in Fiera Rho is only focused on nutrition and food.Our event as the goal of offering a much wider horizons of

market places and sectors where will be possible realize experiences, ideas and businesses.

Indeed, a wider spread economic wealth in the world will also bring food and improved quality of life for many populations!



Why “Ethic Business”?

Ethic ranks at the first place among the BPW principles. Doing business ethically with transparency, with honesty, with correctness and professional deontology, means give a

contribution of high add value to wellness, to the environment protection and to a sure economic return for the

underdeveloped population of the Planet.



“B to B women in ethic business” And so entrepreneurs, Managers and freelance of each Continent will meet each other

in Milano (Italy) from June 22nd to 26st, 2015 with the clear target to drive a bargain according to professional ethics and deontology.

Opening plenary session attended by all members. Italian-English translation and viceversa will be provided.

The abstract of each Speakers will be available in Italian, English, Frech, Germany and Spanish language.

The Workshops Moderator are “excellence” in the Workshop’s matter.

The Speakers registered at the Workshop can present their activity and their Company Profile will be linked.


The Milano’s Chamber of Commerce, as Public authority, perform a work for the companies of Milano’s territory.

“B to B women in ethic business” Our Partners

The headquarter is in Milano, but there are also subsidiary in a lot of little town to facilitate business education, access to credit for companies, innovation and transfer of technology, drive increment of e-commerce, environmental protection during company activity, infrastructures’s development and increase resources of territory. Achieve action to facilitate economic development of the territory and to increase competitiveness, promoting the globalization



AIDDA is part of FCEM, the pioneer association uniting women business owners from the world over. Founded in France in 1945 at the end of World War II by Yvonne Foinant, and months before the United Nations, the Association quickly spread into other European countries and the 5 continents.FCEM brings together in solidarity and friendship, like-minded women who share a common interest: that of entrepreneurship.Today the network FCEM includes over 120 different countries and 5 millions members from the five continents. And FCEM membership is growing, with new demands for membership each year.



ADGI is part of The International Federation of Women in Legal Careers, FIFCJ, is a Non Governmental Organization of women jurists founded in Paris in 1928 with the aim of fighting for the eradication of all forms of discrimination against women and promoting their Human Rights.The FIFCJ has consultative status with the United Nations Economical and Social Council since 1961.Collaborates with ECOSOC, UNESCO, UNICEF, FAO, and ILO.It also teams up with others federations and associations with common goals:



Provides:

• Thematic conference dedicated not only to food and nutrition

• Guided tours to Expo 2015 pavilions

• 9 thematic round table with business workshop

• B To B meetings



During BtoB women in ethic business our sponsors and partners can hold an

half day seminary in one of the most charming room of Palazzo Cusani

that will be at their total disposal for meetings, convention, workshops…


Why B to B women in ethic business

• B to B women in ethic business event

provides for 9 thematic round tables in which

all the interested members are invited.

• In every round table there will be a

business workshop where every attendee will

explain the mission of their own business.


Why B to B women in ethic business

• At the end of the workshops, the entrepreneurs

will be invited to an encounter in a private

room where there will be the real business

meeting between the two involved women.

• All the round tables will host an

EXPO delegate together with some Italian

excellences in every arguments.


Expo 2015 Global ethic marketing Thematic round table

• Food and nutrition• Sustainable business

• Health, sport and wellness• Design and fashion• Communication

• Architecture and construction industry• Education • Finance • Consulting


B to B communication

B to B communication has different characteristics in relation with the

mass-consumption ones:

• It’s selective and not of mass

• It’s not aggressive but informative

• It is based on rational reasons rather

than on emotional ones


B to B communication benefits

• Reduction of costs and transition times as the information is managed in a more efficient

and standardized way.

• Opening to a global market through the reduction of territorial and temporal barriers.

• Greater efficiency in the management of supplier relationships within vertical production

chains, industrial districts or partnerships.


B to B is a strategic element for the planning and the development

of business

B to B, radically changing the way in which enterprises make business relationships,

represents the main hub through which the so-called new economy is intertwined with

the old.

Only in the last decades, this discipline has taken an increasingly important role in the

management of the relationship between companies and it is a strategic element for

the business development and planning.


Wishing that this national project

will bring lots of satisfaction and many contacts

to F.I.D.A.P.A. – BPW Italy

I thank you for your attention

Laura Caradonna

Milano Club President – North West District


Laura Caradonna

Milano Club President - North West District - ITALY

Viale Molise 57, 20137 Milano Italy

Tel. +39.02.54122018 / +39.02.37921046

Mail : [email protected]

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