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Ivanka Trump bats for equal gender representation at GES 2017
The United States President Donald Trump’s daughter and advisor Ivanka Trump on Wednesday reiterated the importance of technology in today’s world and said, “Technology is a great driver of entrepreneurship because it emboldens women to start their own businesses, reduces barriers to starting new businesses, and creates flexibility for the modern working family.”
The United States President Donald Trump’s daughter and advisor Ivanka Trump on Wednesday reiterated the importance of technology in today’s world and said, “Technology is a great driver of entrepreneurship because it emboldens women to start their own businesses, reduces barriers to starting new businesses, and creates flexibility for the modern working family.”
On the prominent roles women play in their day to day lives, Ivanka said, “Every woman is a working woman whether at home or at work. Having equal gender representation is a financial positive to businesses today besides being a social responsibility.”
In the Indian context, Chanda Kochhar said, “Not even 25 percent of graduate women (in India) participate in the workforce.”
She went on to highlight the recent rise of Indian women in the economic sphere, “India’s economic structure is changing to allow women to start their own careers – now we have more female sports stars, pilots, navy, ministers, bankers.”
