DISRUPT. Filipina Women: Proud. Loud. Leading Without A Doubt.: The First Book on Leadership by the Filipina Women's Network (Filipina DISRUPT Leadership Series) - Softcover

Filipina Women's Network; Mondejar M.A., Marily; Quesada, Susie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1505658446 ISBN 13: 9781505658446

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015

Synopsis

DISRUPT is a deep examination of how Filipina women in diaspora thrive in the challenges of living in the modern multi-cultural global economy. This is the definitive book that will change the public’s perceptions of Filipina women’s capacities to lead, a key objective of FWN's Pinay Power 2020 mission.

Filipina women are the ultimate global disrupters. They disrupted their lives, families and careers when they left their home country to immigrate to foreign lands and re-invent their lives.

They disrupted their organizations as they became achievers in their professional fields and broke glass ceilings. They disrupted the business landscape when they innovated products, improved and created services that impacted the lives of women and the community.

They disrupted their communities as they became strong advocates for social issues that affected their families and children.

They disrupted the political world when they ran for elected office, representing causes benefiting their local communities. They became political insiders and valued advisors of elected officials.

Filipina women leaders in diaspora share their career journeys, their sacrifices to seek better lives for themselves and their families and their strategies to thrive in the modern multi-cultural global economy.

37 authors and editors are recipients of the Filipina Women's Network's 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the World™ award from the United States, Philippines, Singapore, Brazil, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Canada, and Poland. They share inspiring stories on:

• Shaping their leader identity,
• Developing their sense of self as they achieved power and influence,
• Determining their life purpose and world view,
• Adjusting to cultural norms in their drive to succeed,
• Overcoming domestic violence, incarceration, poverty, discrimination and harassment, and
• Coping with cognitive dissonance when Philippine traditional beliefs were at odds with the requirements of making it in the global workplace.

This is not just a book about the leadership successes of individuals but also a community's call to action to celebrate and expand the global leadership of Filipina women. This book is also a reminder to Filipina women of their responsibility to give back to society and to help create a better world.

About this title

About the Author:

The authors are recipients of the Filipina Women's Network's 100 Most Influential Filipina Women in the World™ award from 2007 thru 2013. The authors are based in the United States, the Philippines, Singapore, Brazil, Japan, United Arab Emirates (Dubai), Canada, and Poland and represent the public and private sectors, including the military.

The Filipina Women's Network is a San Francisco based non-profit professional association for women of Philippine ancestry and is committed to improving the status of Filipina women worldwide. FWN Members meet annually at the Filipina Leadership Global Summit: 2015 in San Francisco, California; 2016 in Manila, Philippines; 2017 in Toronto, Canada; 2018 in London, United Kingdom; 2019 in Hawaii; 2020 in Washington, DC for the Pinay Power 2020 Reunion.

FWN convenes programs and activities that enhance public perceptions of Filipina women's capacities to lead and to build the Filipina community's pipeline of qualified leaders, to increase the odds that some Filipina women will rise to the president position in the private and public sectors worldwide.

More info: http://www.filipinawomensnetwork.org

About this edition

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2015
• ISBN 10: 1505658446
• ISBN 13: 9781505658446
• Binding: Paperback
• Edition number: 2
• Number of pages: 612
• Editor: Beebe Ph.D. Maria Africa