Four women business leaders who have recently joined the ICC Executive Board have shared their inspiring journeys to leadership in a panel discussion organised by ICC’s World Business Women staff-led initiative.
The panel was moderated by ICC Secretary General John W.H. Denton AO and featured Lama Al Sulaiman (Saudi Arabia), Rebecca Enonchong (Cameroon), Patricia Nzolantima (Democratic Republic of the Congo) and Omolara Ololade Akanji (Nigeria) who shared their powerful insights and experiences navigating the business world.
ICC’s 27-member Executive Board is the most gender diverse in ICC’s history with 48% women representation surpassing its target of 40%. It also scores high on regional diversity with five members from Africa, five from the B-MENA region, eight from Europe, five from Asia and four from the Americas.
ICC’s World Business Women is a staff-led initiative that works to support women at ICC to succeed in their careers and to lead by example to shape the future of women in business.
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