This year, the Girl Up Leadership Summit will benefit from the presence of Meghan Markle and Michelle Obama. Two personalities whose voices count to encourage women to fight for parity around the world.
The present is female! 💫 But don't take our word for it. Hear Meghan Markle, The Duchess of Sussex's advice for global girls leaders when she takes the stage at the 2020 @GirlUp Leadership Summit, happening virtually July 13-15! Register 🎟: https://t.co/YZT6jBf6Uc # GirlsLead20
- Girl Up (@GirlUp) July 7, 2020"The present is feminine! But don't take our words for granted. Hear the advice of Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, to world leaders when she steps up to the scene of the Girl Up Leadership Summit 2020, "shared the organization on her Twitter account after announcing the arrival of Michelle Obama.
EXCITING SPEAKERS for the biggest Summit which is going virtual this year! Former US First Lady @MichelleObama and many other global leaders will address to all the girls who will be part of # GlobalLeadershipSummit2020 # GirlsLead20 @GirlUp https://t.co/11o3WEYhmt pic.twitter.com/ud2X9gl0Q7
- MillenniumFoundation (@MFKosovo) July 7, 2020"Former First Lady Michelle Obama and many other leaders will speak to all the girls who will take part in the Global Leadership Summit 2020."
Open to all
The summit will take place virtually, a coronavirus pandemic requires, and will take place from July 13 to 15. It is for "those of all ages who want change, motivated and fearless, those who know they can make a difference and that together we are stronger, those who have big ideas and those who are ready to be a leader, ”as you can read on the event registration page.
Unlike Michelle Obama's tour for her book Devenir , you don't have to pay astronomical sums to attend: it's free. However, it is better to master English.
Among the other participants, actresses Priyanka Chopra and Jameela Jamil, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Nadia Murad or Facebook director of operations Sheryl Sandberg will take the microphone.
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