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Updated: 2014-08-08 12:07
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Sharing the power Emily Wang, East West Bank senior vice-president, hosts the 2014 Women in Power luncheon on Aug 1. Speakers shared their experiences in the world of politics with a diverse audience of experienced and up-and-coming women leaders. Cindy Liu / China Daily |
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Meet the panel Cyndie M. Chang (left), managing partner of the Los Angeles o1ce of Duane Morris LLP, moderates a panel at the California Club on Aug 1 that includes, from left: Linda Griego, president and CEO of Griego Enterprises and former deputy mayor of Los Angeles; Jenny Ming, president and CEO of Charlotte Russe; and Anne Shen Smith, former. Huang Xilin / For China Daily |
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Role models Linda Griego (second from left), president and CEO of Griego Enterprises and former deputy mayor of Los Angeles, tells young working women at the 2014 Women in Power luncheon that power is influence on people and it is important for women leaders to keep the door open for younger people to follow. Huang Xilin / For China Daily |
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Empowering women Charlie Woo (fifth from left), chair of the Center for Asian Americans United for Self Empowerment, makes a presentation at the 2014 Women in Power program's quarterly luncheon at the California Club in Los Angeles on Aug 1. Launched in 2008, Women in Power has connected hundreds of women leaders from a variety of backgrounds with well-established women leaders in politics, law and business. Huang Xilin / For China Daily |
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