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Tag: Women can have it all

The Vital Power of Youth and Words

Posted on January 18, 2021January 18, 2021by JC Agid2 Comments

The Vital Power of Youth and Words: 22-year-old Poetess Amanda Gorman to Perform at Joe Biden’s Inauguration

A Rock, a River, a Tree 
Hosts of species long departed
Marked the mastodon,
The dinosaur, who left dried tokens
Of their sojourn here

Maya Angelou, On The Pulse of Morning

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Posted in Amazing Women, ART, Byline JC Agid, Culture, Fire Chat With, Gender Issues, Marion Naufal, Uncategorized, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment, Women Entrepreneurs
Tagged Al Gore, Alyse Nelson, Amanda Gorman, Assouline, Barack Obama, Barbara Bush, Bill Clinton, Christine Lagarde, Diane Von Furstenberg, DVF, Gayle Kabaker, George Bush, Harvard, Hillary Clinton, Jacinda Ardern, JFK, Joe biden, Malala Yousafzai, Martine Assouline, Maya Angelou, On the pulse of a morning, Poetry, RBG, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Tipper Gore, United Nations, Vital Voices, Vital Voices: 100 Women Using Their Power to Empower, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment

Above the Personal Hurdle, Hoping for a Professional Dream

Posted on April 14, 2019April 15, 2019by Iesha CoppinLeave a comment

Above the Personal Hurdle, Hoping for a Professional Dream
Fire Chat with Kemi Osukoya, Editor-in-Chief of Africa Bazaar Magazine
Member of the American Delegation to the 2019 Women in Africa Summit

There’s an emotional association when you become in tune with your passion. A feeling of elation and many times emancipated when choosing to follow your dreams come full circle. Kemi Osukoya, the founder of US-based magazine and online media Africa Bazaar, and a former business staff writer at the Wall Street Journal illustrates her evolution as a journalist, stigmas of being an African-American woman, all the while finding solace through a complicated relationship and the turbulence of motherhood.

In African culture, you are to pursue the profession your elders want and for Osukoya, a Nigerian-American, being a journalist was a secret narrative she locked away. Through personal evolution, she overcame adversities meandering her way through a media-driven industry which questioned her merit, abilities, and cultural differences.

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Posted in Byline Iesha Coppin, Fire Chat With, Mujeres, New York, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment, Women in Africa
Tagged Africa Bazaar Magazine, Based Out of North Carolina, Dorothy Allison, Kemi Osukova, WIA, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment, Women in Africa, women in media, Women's Forum

Fonda: On Becoming Jane

Posted on March 8, 2019April 16, 2020by JC AgidLeave a comment

Last November, I had the pleasure to interview twice Jane Fonda when the French Institute-Alliance Française awarded her the 2018 Trophée des Arts. To celebrate the 2019 International Women’s Day, here is an updated article based on these conversations. The two-time Academy Award winner explained how she made a first name for herself as a young adult in France, thus becoming a major trailblazer.

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Posted in Amazing Women, Byline JC Agid, Culture, Mujeres, New York, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment
Tagged Charles Cohen, FIAF, Frédéric Rozé, French Institute Alliance Française, Gloria Steinem, Henry Fonda, Jane Fonda, Jeff Koons, Marie-Monique Steckel, Nicolas Sarkozy, René Clément, Robin Morgan, Sam Waterston, Sebastien Bazin, Trophee des Arts, Women can have it all

The Three Sins of Mayra González

Posted on August 23, 2018April 12, 2019by JC Agid2 Comments

WOMEN CAN HAVE IT ALL | SERIES | THE THREE SINS OF MAYRA GONZALEZ

A manager at Nissan Mexico once told Mayra González that she was very talented and would have a great career in the industry, but “you have three sins,” he added: “You are young; you are a woman; and you are Mexican.”

Fast forward more than 15 years: Mayra González was eventually promoted in 2016 at age 39 to the top job at the Japanese car company’s fourth largest business unit, thus inducted to the very exclusive club of female CEOs, a mere three years after Mary Barra became the first woman appointed CEO at General Motors.

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Posted in Byline JC Agid, Mexico, Mujeres, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment, Women in Mexico
Tagged Carlos Ghosn, Cámara de Comercio Franco Mexicana, CEO Champions, Choisissez tout, General Motors, Hajer Najjar, JC Agid, Jean-Christian Agid, Marry Barra, Mayra Gonzalez, Nathalie Loiseau, Nissan, Nissan Mexico, Women can have it all, Women CEO, Women Empowerment, Women's Forum Mexico

Mamá: ¿Por qué trabajás?

Posted on August 23, 2018April 12, 2019by JC AgidLeave a comment

WOMEN CAN HAVE IT ALL | SERIES | MAYRA GONZALEZ, CEO DE NISSAN MEXICO, RESPONDE A SU HIJA

(translated from English by WordFactor | as published by the Huffington Post Mexico)

En su revolucionario libro sobre las mujeres Elige Todo, Nathalie Loiseau, una de las diplomáticas de mayor jerarquía en Francia, y madre de cuatro niños, escribió: “Recuerdo la ironía con la que se decía que, de niña, yo quería tenerlo todo”.

Actualmente sirve en el gobierno del presidente francés Macron como Ministra de Asuntos Europeos, Loiseau agregó: “Pobre ingenua: ingenua por quererlo, ingenua por creer que era posible e ingenua por expresarlo. Sigo siendo ingenua y estoy orgullosa de ello. Tenerlo todo; vivir la vida plenamente; no rendirse antes de empezar: Quisiera que esto fuera posible para todas las mujeres”.

‘Ingenua’? La directora general de Nissan México, Mayra González, también es una de las mujeres que quiere tener todo.

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Posted in Byline JC Agid, Mexico, Mujeres, Women can have it all, Women Empowerment, Women in Mexico
Tagged Carlos Ghosn, Cámara de Comercio Franco Mexicana, CEO Champions, Choisissez tout, General Motors, Hajer Najjar, JC Agid, Jean-Christian Agid, Marry Barra, Mayra Gonzalez, Nathalie Loiseau, Nissan, Nissan Mexico, Women can have it all, Women CEO, Women Empowerment, Women's Forum Mexico

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