Leading up to the International Women’s Day 2023, I had the wonderful opportunity to catch up with three amazing women: Associate Fellows of the Royal Commonwealth Society, Christina Dymioti and Valentina Hynes, and a member of the Royal Commonwealth Society Gibraltar Branch, Denise Matthews
Tag: Leadership
International Women’s Day: RCS Europe | Royal Commonwealth Society
First published on the Royal Commonwealth Society (RCS) website on 8th March 2022. As the RCS Working Group Lead for Equality in Europe I believe that we […]
Selamat Tinggal, Goodbye & До свидания | The Kalsom Movement
First published on The Kalsom Movement (TKM) website on 23rd August 2021. After 12 years and 11 months, I will finally be leaving The Kalsom Movement […]
Inspirational Asian Women in Medicine: A Non-Exhaustive List
A non-exhaustive compilation of inspirational Asian women in medicine who have inspired me and countless others into pursuing a career in medicine.
Maintaining Boundaries as Women in Leadership: Oh it is so difficult to be a career woman!
As women, we are often told that we don’t say yes enough. The finding from an internal report by Hewlet Packard served to strengthen this point: “Men apply for a job when they are 60% qualified, and women only apply when they are sure they are 100% qualified.
Networking: The Power of Your Outer Circle
Rethinking networking – understand the power of your outer circle to enhance your creativity. Every person you encounter teaches you an important lesson.
Medicine in the Age of Disinformation | Asia Europe Foundation Education
First published on the Asia Europe Foundation Education Blog. The ease of putting up and accessing information online contributes to the burgeoning of pseudoscience. Scientific literacy is the key to solve this issue.
The Kalsom Movement: Transforming Education
Transforming education: The Kalsom Movement has grown from a small motivational camp in 1994 to a student-led for underprivileged students in Malaysia.
What Makes You An Effective Leader? | Leaderonomics.com
First published on the Leaderonomics.com on 28th May 2018.