This comprehensive one–day event brings together market and reference data managers from leading financial firms across Europe to examine solutions to the most urgent challenges facing their businesses.
Contributed by Alana Elsner
“Who is a better businessperson- Donald Trump or Mother Theresa?” someone once asked me. “Donald Trump, of course,” was the obvious answer. “No, Mother Theresa,” he replied. With smug smile that comes from stumping someone, he listed her achievements including bringing record donations not only to Calcutta but also to the Catholic Church. And her name and face were as recognizable as Michael Jordan’s- remember this was the 90s. She was perhaps the first of the modern day chariteurs- entrepreneurs bringing business-like basics to charity.
“Working Smarter, Not Harder” will include a key note speech from Dr Suzanne Doyle-Morris, professional speaker, trainer and accredited coach, two short presentations from Microsoft representatives about how they work flexibly and a panel discussion on the evening’s topic. The event is kindly being hosted by Microsoft at their Cardinal Place offices which are very close to Victoria Station in central London – 100 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5JL.
Join the Government Affairs committee for an exciting evening about entrepreneurship in the New York region. “Small to Big, Becoming an Entrepreneur in New York” will focus on women who have expressed an interest in becoming entrepreneurs as they look for new career opportunities and fellow entrepreneurs who want to grow and build sustainable enterprises with the assistance of independent and government sponsored resources.
This exclusive, black-tie event celebrates and honours the role of women and the contributions they have made to a range of domains and societies over the years. A panel of three outstanding women, hosted by a renowned news presenter, will speak about the determination and courage to achieve success and stretch boundaries; the role of women in their culture and fields; finding empowerment and the challenges of striking a life/work balance in today’s challenging world. Join us to meet these formidable women who have achieved remarkable triumphs in the 21st century. This is a dinner to celebrate the women of yesterday and today who have stood the test of time and made a difference.