2011 May 05 Building Bridges, Connecting Women: The 2011 Women in Business Leadership Awards
On May 12 the most powerful women in Beijing will gather to celebrate the accomplishments in their community with a day of presentations, networking, champagne, and an awards ceremony celebrating outstanding women entrepreneurs, young achievers, business women, and more.
This not-to-be-missed networking opportunity takes place Thursday, May 12, 2011 from 2pm-9.30pm at the Beijing Marriott Hotel City Wall. The event will begin with an early afternoon reception, followed by two informative and inspiring presentations on how women can develop their potential by finding “super heroes,” role models that inspire them, followed by a presentation on how companies can groom future women leaders.
For more details, read the full article on Agenda. And if you’re planning to attend, make sure you register through Agenda’s sponsorship page and receive a RMB 600 discount off the RMB 1,450 price.
Image courtesy of Women in Business.
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For full details go to Agenda’s site, and we hope to see you there!
