HOW Top Business Thinker SANDRA RUPP Plans to Get 30%+ WOMEN to DAVOS ~ Attn CEOs

Posted by: Sandra Rupp on: March 1, 2013

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FAVORITE QUOTE: “Never imitate the boys…Just be yourself.” ~ Christine Lagarde, Head of the IMF

Executive Coach & Anchor Sandra Rupp was placed on the THINKERS 50 Guru Radar list for the world’s Top Business Thinkers from 2011-13. She is inviting CEOs Paul Polman of Unilever, Martin Sorrell of WPP Group, Michael Corbat of Citigroup, Muhtar Kent of Coca Cola and Michaell Dell of Dell to interview with her on camera. Her Goal: to help them APPOINT 30%+ WOMEN to their CEO Executive Teams & to BRING 2 FEMALE DELEGATES to Davos to show the other DAVOS MEN how it’s done. Yin + Yang = Feminine + Masculine Leadership = 21st Century Success.

WATCH her preview Video. CEOs, CHROs, Leaders, Advisors: Schedule an appointment with Top Business Thinker Sandra Rupp in Naples, Florida USA www.parthenonadvisors.com Sandra Rupp is a 21st Century Executive Coach, Advisor & Presenter and has over 15+ years of experience in Global Executive Search. Clients have complimented her persuasion & creative thinking skills by saying she doesn’t take “no” as the best answer. She is Thought Leader & Advisor on “The Yin & Yang of Leadership.” She calls Investing in The Feminine Leadership Style “the largest economic opportunity worldwide.” She dedicates this video to her first post-Kellogg MBA boss, the late Television Executive Al Masini who created Entertainment Tonight. Support her with a VOTE in 2013 at www.thinkers50.com She has had Top Videos for #WEF on Twitter three years in a row. In 2011 the World Economic Forum placed her on the Cover of the Davos Debates Video of Selected Entrants for her answer on Inclusive Economic Growth. Her company is named after the Parthenon, inspired by Athena, the helper of heroes & heroines.

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