Dec 20, 2022
World Woman Foundation is delighted to announce Reshma Ramachandran to lead the World Woman Davos Agenda during World Economic Forum week on Jan. 19 in Davos.
Ramachandran is an award-winning innovative leader based in Zurich with 20 years of experience working in multicultural teams and geographies, including the United States, Europe, the Middle East, India, and Southeast Asia. She brings a wealth of experience in digital and business transformation. She is currently working at the intersection of human capital and technology and is on the Board of Directors of Oxford instruments, a FTSE 250 company. Ramachandran coaches and mentors several young women in universities that have encouraged them to opt for STEM careers and minority ethnic groups to help them advance in their careers. As an advocate for women in STEM, Ramachandran actively champions the business benefits of employing an effective inclusion strategy and has been a voice of change both inside and outside the organization.
Under Ramachandran's leadership, the 2023 Conference theme is #EqualityMoonshot for a sustainable planet, thriving economy, healthier planet, and peaceful world. World Woman Davos Agenda is built on the philosophy of collaborative, multistakeholder impact, providing a unique environment to make #EqualityMoonshot a reality.
"The timing is now to act boldly to ignite a new kind of thinking and take on audacious goals to make equality a new reality. We are also honored to have Reshma Ramachandran as the conference chair to lead the conversation on #EqualityMoonshot in a bold new way," says Rupa Dash, CEO of the World Woman Foundation.
"COVID pandemic has starkly brought out the inequalities and inequities of our societies. As we grapple with talent scarcity in every sector and country, the timing could not have been better to bring in the bold agenda for creating a new world of work and equalizing opportunities for everyone. It is a privilege to be the conference chair to lead the bold conversation on #EqualityMoonshot," says Reshma Ramachandran, Conference Chair & Board Advisor, World Woman Foundation.
Find more about the conference here and join us on Jan. 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Hard Rock Hotel Davos.
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