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Chick Launcher: Building Women Billionaires Rachel Williams Rachel Williams is the CEO and Founder of Wigot, Inc., a Los Angeles-based technology company. Wigot provides a webbased platform for food, drink, and music vendors to manage  and promote daily happenings and for consumers to discover those happenings based on their desired location and date.    In addition to her professional commitments, Ms. Williams serves on the Los Angeles Board for Step Up Women’s Network and is also an adjunct professor for the Graziadio School of Business and Management where she teaches accounting, corporate governance, and finance to MBA students and business executives.  

Maurits Groen - Vice President During his study political science he became interested in environmental and developmental issues and joined activist groups in The Netherlands. From '78 to '82 he was chief editor and publisher of 'Friends of the Earth Netherlands'. In 1982 he founded his own consultancy & communication agency which in the past three decades has consulted both government bodies, the top Dutch enterprises as well as national and international NGO's. He produced various radio and TV documentaries, wrote articles and books and was directly involved in writing the first environmental policy of the Dutch Department of Environment in the 1980's. In 2010, together with Camille van Gestel he successfully initiated a project which is currently compensating the local carbon emissions of the 2010 FIFA World Cup football in South Africa. Millions of LED bulbs (made by Lemnis Lighting) are replacing polluting incandescent lamps. Maurits about WakaWaka: "I feel my career so far was merely a preparation f

An Inheritor's Dilemma. WATCH AT: YouTube.com/SylviaGlobal

PK Fields, CEO & Founder of RTime.com RTime is a hub for eldercare information and services on the Internet.    Think “Yelp! for eldercare” meets “Angie’s List for caregivers.” RTime is an  eldercare site that combines a fully searchable database of eldercare communities with a caregiver  network.   People seeking assistance for an elderly loved one, a spouse or themselves can choose from a  list of rated senior homes and pre-vetted caregivers.   There is also a depth of information on  important aging topics, resources, and products for the elderly, to help improve the quality of life.

In my twenties I inherited enough money to live without a paid job. I had grown up in Denver in a culturally Jewish family that emphasized Tikkun Olam, the value of healing the world through economic and social justice. I took these values to heart and prepared for a career in international development and women's empowerment. At the start, my idea of justice was to spend my time helping those with less. After grad school I moved to Kinshasa, Zaire (now DRC) and worked there for four years, launching a career working with governments, the UN and NGOs to assist in developing primary health care delivery systems and infrastructure in Africa. I was also blessed to meet the woman who became my life partner, Gael Murphy. Although I was helping, I began to understand the limits of creating justice through outside aid. Meanwhile, the funds that I had inherited basically gathered dust, partly because I was busy with my work and partly because I was ambivalent about my own wealth and privilege.

Jacki Zehner dedicates her resources towards the advancement of women and girls. She believes that a more gender-balanced world will mean a more just and equitable world for all. She serves in a variety of roles relating to that purpose.   For the past decade she has been President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation, and more recently became CEO of Women Moving Millions, a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing unprecedented resources for women and girls. In addition she is a frequent media commentator, consultant, and speaker on women, success in the workplace, wealth and investing, financial current events, and high-impact philanthropy.   In 1996, Jacki became the youngest woman and first female trader to be invited into the partnership of Goldman Sachs. Most of her career at Goldman was in mortgage-backed trading, followed by two years spent in the executive office working in human capital management.   After leaving the Goldman Sachs in 2002, Jacki became a Founding Partner of Circle

Devoted Moms Tasha and Regina begin New Season with special guest, Dr Adrienne Berry.

Ladybug is a female Rottie that is 12 years young and Tom's constant companion. Her breed usually only lives 9 years, as did her mom and dad. When she met Dr. Carolyn, she couldn’t walk any longer.   Dr. O’s combined Western and alternative protocol has given her a new lease on life. She now walks well and even trots gingerly, chasing a rabbit once in a while with a halfhearted, fun attitude and no intention of catching it. Tom credits her new lease on life to Dr. O.

Chick Launcher: Building Women Billionaires Rachel Williams Rachel Williams is the CEO and Founder of Wigot, Inc., a Los  Angeles-based technology company. Wigot provides a webbased platform for food, drink, and music vendors to manage  and promote daily happenings and for consumers to discover those happenings based on their desired location and date.    In addition to her professional commitments, Ms. Williams serves on the Los Angeles Board for Step Up Women’s Network and is also an adjunct professor for the Graziadio School of Business and Management where she teaches accounting, corporate governance, and finance to MBA students and business executives.      

Part 2 of 4. Emily & Dr. Jamie respond to probing quests regarding dilemmas faced by inheritors. Many people who benefit from an inheritance feel challenged by the automatic judgements and comments people make unconsciously about "disposable income" and "trust funds". Knowing how to gracefully navigate the presumptions, and even hurtful comments, you may encounter will empower you. Part 2 of 4

Part 1 of 4. Emily & Dr. Jamie respond to probing quests regarding dilemmas faced by inheritors. Many people who benefit from an inheritance feel challenged by the automatic judgements and comments people make unconsciously about "disposable income" and "trust funds". Knowing how to gracefully navigate the presumptions, and even hurtful comments, you may encounter will empower you. Part 1 of 4 Subscribe to Sylvia Global Media at: 

Her Excellency the Honorable Mrs Maria Da Luz Dai Guebuza's exclusive conversation with Gael Sylvia on Sylvia Global Media Network. Mrs. Dai Buebuza speaks about raising awareness among women, saving lives through training, medical supplies and services in partnership with Project C.U.R.E. (http://www.projectcure.org/) and Rio Tinto. Made possible by Wetherby Asset Management (https://www.wetherby.com/), The Magaly Masci Family Fund, The Yee Family Fund, Wealth Legacy Group's Emily Bouchard and Jamie

Helena Hwang is Founder and CEO of VAV Media LLC with the mandate of "Building Networks, Broadcasting Excellence". She was instrumental in launching 24/7 Internet TV channels and broadcasting live events in Hong Kong, Korea, Holland and the United States. As VP of Operations of The Call, Ms. Hwang coordinated and supervised most aspects of 10 multi-ethnic and multi-generational stadium gatherings of 20,000-100,000 people. From 1990-2001, Ms Hwang set up HIV Test Sites and counseled as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the County of LA and the Maternal Child Immunology Clinic at UCLA Medical Center. She has an Executive MBA from UC Irvine, MSW from UCLA, and a BA in Anthropology/Public Policy from Pomona College. Ms. Hwang serves on the board of MannaRelief, Gospel Light World Wide, Radiance International and on the Advisory Board of Larissa Lam Chiu, KAC Media, Net-Works and Fusion Global. WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nJx9QWtgng

Mary Tidlund, a founding member of the Foundation was adopted at the age of 7 by a loving Calgary family. Along with 3 other adopted children, Mary shared her childhood with at least 40 other foster children that her parents nurtured and loved. She knew at a young age the importance of giving and receiving and that she would give back in some way. Early in her business life she organized functions for hundreds of Calgarians where the proceeds would be given to the Red Cross - Bangladesh projects. In Saskatchewan where she operated her businesses she annually contributed funds for educational advancement for children. In 1998, after extensive world travels, she realized she could do far more by creating a formal structure and using her skills with others to aid in areas where they could identify medical, literacy and the alleviation of poverty needs. The foundation was registered and now she can continue to give back what has been given to her, to everyone everywhere with medical, literacy and the alleviation

Founder and CEO of The OpEd Project, writes and speaks frequently about the intersection of media and mythology -- that is, what we think is fact or fiction and how that shapes our ideas about politics, culture and history. She has contributed to the op-ed pages of the New York Times, Washington Post and Miami Herald. Her commentaries on women, power, popular culture and human rights have been nationally syndicated. She has lectured at Stanford and appeared on ABC TV World News, Good Morning America, MSNBC, CNN and NPR All Things Considered. A graduate of Harvard (BA) and Columbia (MA) universities, she is the author of Little Red Riding Hood Uncloaked: Sex, Morality and the Evolution of a Fairy Tale, which explores stories told about women over 500 years and how they shape our lives today WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJAIDo3v9fY

Sylvia Global visits with three student leaders from Kuwait, Japan and Indonesia. Life and learning as a foreign student studying in the USA. The realities verses the expectations.  These incredible students offer practical advise to other students who are considering studying abroad: cultural and religous engagement, along with advise on avoiding and embracing mistakes.  We have more in common than often meets the eyes. Subscribe to Sylvia Global Media at:  http://www.youtube.com/user/SylviaGlobal

Joy and her husband Curtis returned to the ranch to find Hondo, a 3 month old puppy who chose them and has now been a part of their family for 11 years.  Hondo has always suffered from allergies but his family didn't know where to turn except to a traditional vet.  Serious complications arrose from the use of traditional medication.  Hondo and Joy are now partners in the quest for his good health with guidance from Dr. Caroline O'Sullivan.   

Things We Use to Cook Our Foods that Impact Our Health, Beth Greer, Author of Supernatural House, Speaks with Emily Bouchard WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWj_3S00Hqo

Mission - Primary engage in community improvement, social change and human right, the United Aid for Africa (UAA-FOUNDATION INC) mission is to contribute to the Economic and Social development of Africa by promoting and expanding education efforts along with community development initiatives. As an international charitable organization, the foundation demographic focuses are Children and Women. Yet, the organization strives to help children and Women across the African continent overcome all problems connected with poverty to become healthy, educated, self-sustaining and contributing members of society. This goal is achieved mainly through a set of projects and Programs carefully designed to address the immediate and basic needs of children and women, and provide them with the tools and opportunities necessary to become successful within their communities

Emily speaks with Holly Stiel, author and trainer, on How to Get the Most out of your Concierge from A-Z. What a world class concierge is. The ultimate in service... Please Subscribe to Sylvia Global Media at: http://www.youtube.com/user/SylviaGlobal