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      string(439) "The other day I received a prodigious meme on Twitter (memes are, you know, those images spread massively on the internet). It’s a very short video of a three or four year old Asian boy floating on his back in the water. Only the boy’s body is visible, not the surroundings, but it must be ... Read more"
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The other day I received a prodigious meme on Twitter (memes are, you know, those images spread massively on the internet). It’s a very short video of a three or four year old Asian boy floating on his back in the water. Only the boy’s body is visible, not the surroundings, but it must be a river, because the water is muddy and opaque and, in addition, there is a current. The boy desperately clings to a white rope; the current seems to drag his little body and the poor kid howls with terror and anguish so absolute that it breaks your heart; it is clear that he believes that he does not have enough strength to hold on, that he thinks that the water is going to take him away and that he will drown. Then a twelve or thirteen-year-old teenager appears smiling, maybe her sister, who picks up the little boy, quickly gets him to his feet and then leaves. And it is that the water hardly reaches the child to mid-thigh, that is, he is not in any danger. As soon as he realizes that he is deep enough, he instantly stops crying, as if he had been unplugged. He lets go of the useless rope and scratches his ear, I would say disconcerted and a little embarrassed. Trying to understand what has happened. The video ends there.

How tremendous is fear. I mean the one that parasitizes, the one that becomes a feeling that enslaves and sickens, the overflowing terror. Because fear, as I have said many times, is a very useful defense tool. Without that biological alarm siren that prepares the body for fight or flight, we are lost. There is a rare ailment, Urbach-Wiethe, which produces the destruction of the cerebral amygdala and the complete absence of fear among those who suffer from it. Well, Urbach-Wiethe patients put their lives much more at risk than healthy people, because they are unable to recognize danger. Welcome be, then, the fear that alerts and saves.

The bad thing is that in today’s society almost no one is limited to that fear. We live perpetually immersed in a swamp of anguish, which, moreover, has become much more prodigious since the pandemic. And the real problem is not being able to turn off the alarm system. What we call stress is just that: staying to live forever in fear.

Neuroscientist Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize in Medicine, says in his book The new biology of the mind that stress causes the adrenal gland to release cortisol, a beneficial hormone for short periods of time, because it “increases attention in response to a possible threat”, but that, in excessive and continuous doses, as happens with stress, “it destroys synaptic connections between neurons in the hippocampus, the most important area of ​​the brain for memory, as well as neurons in the prefrontal cortex, which regulates the will to live and influences decision-making and again memory.” In large doses, cortisol is toxic. A real poison.

Now I finally understand why my head is like a black hole that remembers nothing. Considering that I had panic attacks in my youth and that my average level of anxiety ranges from too much to too much, I figure I’m up to my eyeballs in cortisol. Also, I am a very imaginative person, and I have always maintained that the more imagination you have, the more fearful you are, because you can anticipate a thousand and one terrifying futures. Like that child who looked dragged out and dead. I have felt very identified with the kid from the river: how many, how many times in my life have I felt drowned in an inch of water, a set phrase that the kid’s meme has beautifully staged. The next time I have a daze I’ll try to remember (with my amnesiac head) that something as simple as standing up and opening your eyes will probably do the trick.

We would love to say thanks to the author of this post for this amazing web content

Stand up

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["summary"]=> string(439) "The other day I received a prodigious meme on Twitter (memes are, you know, those images spread massively on the internet). It’s a very short video of a three or four year old Asian boy floating on his back in the water. Only the boy’s body is visible, not the surroundings, but it must be ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(4308) "

The other day I received a prodigious meme on Twitter (memes are, you know, those images spread massively on the internet). It’s a very short video of a three or four year old Asian boy floating on his back in the water. Only the boy’s body is visible, not the surroundings, but it must be a river, because the water is muddy and opaque and, in addition, there is a current. The boy desperately clings to a white rope; the current seems to drag his little body and the poor kid howls with terror and anguish so absolute that it breaks your heart; it is clear that he believes that he does not have enough strength to hold on, that he thinks that the water is going to take him away and that he will drown. Then a twelve or thirteen-year-old teenager appears smiling, maybe her sister, who picks up the little boy, quickly gets him to his feet and then leaves. And it is that the water hardly reaches the child to mid-thigh, that is, he is not in any danger. As soon as he realizes that he is deep enough, he instantly stops crying, as if he had been unplugged. He lets go of the useless rope and scratches his ear, I would say disconcerted and a little embarrassed. Trying to understand what has happened. The video ends there.

How tremendous is fear. I mean the one that parasitizes, the one that becomes a feeling that enslaves and sickens, the overflowing terror. Because fear, as I have said many times, is a very useful defense tool. Without that biological alarm siren that prepares the body for fight or flight, we are lost. There is a rare ailment, Urbach-Wiethe, which produces the destruction of the cerebral amygdala and the complete absence of fear among those who suffer from it. Well, Urbach-Wiethe patients put their lives much more at risk than healthy people, because they are unable to recognize danger. Welcome be, then, the fear that alerts and saves.

The bad thing is that in today’s society almost no one is limited to that fear. We live perpetually immersed in a swamp of anguish, which, moreover, has become much more prodigious since the pandemic. And the real problem is not being able to turn off the alarm system. What we call stress is just that: staying to live forever in fear.

Neuroscientist Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize in Medicine, says in his book The new biology of the mind that stress causes the adrenal gland to release cortisol, a beneficial hormone for short periods of time, because it “increases attention in response to a possible threat”, but that, in excessive and continuous doses, as happens with stress, “it destroys synaptic connections between neurons in the hippocampus, the most important area of ​​the brain for memory, as well as neurons in the prefrontal cortex, which regulates the will to live and influences decision-making and again memory.” In large doses, cortisol is toxic. A real poison.

Now I finally understand why my head is like a black hole that remembers nothing. Considering that I had panic attacks in my youth and that my average level of anxiety ranges from too much to too much, I figure I’m up to my eyeballs in cortisol. Also, I am a very imaginative person, and I have always maintained that the more imagination you have, the more fearful you are, because you can anticipate a thousand and one terrifying futures. Like that child who looked dragged out and dead. I have felt very identified with the kid from the river: how many, how many times in my life have I felt drowned in an inch of water, a set phrase that the kid’s meme has beautifully staged. The next time I have a daze I’ll try to remember (with my amnesiac head) that something as simple as standing up and opening your eyes will probably do the trick.

We would love to say thanks to the author of this post for this amazing web content

Stand up

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642661044) } [1]=> array(11) { ["title"]=> string(119) "Joel Embiid crushes the Magic: 50 points and 12 rebounds in 27 minutes, it’s official Wilt Chamberlain is Cameroonian" ["link"]=> string(151) "https://awardworld.net/booker-prize/joel-embiid-crushes-the-magic-50-points-and-12-rebounds-in-27-minutes-its-official-wilt-chamberlain-is-cameroonian/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(13) "Daniel Bivins" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Thu, 20 Jan 2022 06:00:06 +0000" ["category"]=> string(83) "Booker PrizeCameroonianChamberlaincrushesEmbiidJoelMagicminutesOfficialreboundsWilt" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12881" ["description"]=> string(831) "This Wednesday Panzani will have offered us a legendary performance. Joel Embiid literally unseated Orlando single-handedly. A 50/12 on 23 shots, Wilt Chamberlain is not dead ladies and gentlemen! The little box score that goes well, it’s over here! Chauuuud le Jojo, hot hot hot chocolate! Here are the exclusive lyrics for Chantal Goya’s next ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(4606) "

This Wednesday Panzani will have offered us a legendary performance. Joel Embiid literally unseated Orlando single-handedly. A 50/12 on 23 shots, Wilt Chamberlain is not dead ladies and gentlemen!

The little box score that goes well, it’s over here!

Chauuuud le Jojo, hot hot hot chocolate! Here are the exclusive lyrics for Chantal Goya’s next sound, probably impressed by Joel Embiid’s monstrous performance. The guy simply slammed 50 points, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks in 27 f*cking minutes. Well, on the other hand the percentages are slammed… We are obviously kidding! On 23 shots (only), he put 17 this barjo, a word that will soon be written barjojo. We knew that the Cameroonian and his Sixers were in pretty good shape at the moment, 9 wins out of the last 11 games with an Embiid in 32/10/4, but here we are on a different type of performance since the gentleman simply matched his career-high. This evening, it was Father Joel with the distribution of baskets and footwork Olajuwonesque to admire without moderation. On the other hand, for our Floridian friends, it was the bogeyman opposite. Obviously not wise enough this year, the Orlando players have seen a big guy not let them have fun until the end since the pivot decided to kill all suspense in the 3rd quarter. You’re there, you lead by 10 points at the break, you’re good in it and there’s the other bugger who decides to fuck you 20 pawns in the quarter for a 47-23 over 12 minutes. Joel plants a big 3 to reach 47 points, the crowd rises, the guy flexes a little and goes to sit down since the game is over. The evening could have ended there, but it would have been a shame. He comes back two short minutes to score three points on the line and complete his best career game, with the bonus of the fastest 50/10 in history. MONS-TRU-THEY!

Despite this card, the evening could have turned out badly on the Philly side sincein the first half, the best pivot on the ground was named Mo Bamba. The giant notably offered a heat stroke to which no one was ready. His stats when he returned to the locker room? 28 points at 10/13 to shoot including 7/8 behind the arc! Seeing the colossus shoot like Steph Curry is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. He too had his best game of his career tonight with his 32 points. We witnessed a mind-blowing duel between the two pivots for 24 minutes before the Sixer set the record straight. The logic is finally respected!

Plus Wednesday Panzani as match you die. On the one hand we have a Joel Embiid who put Philadelphia on his back, on the other Mo Bamba who does Dirk Nowitzki… In short, it was nimp’ but we saw a completely legendary Cameroonian and that, that doesn’t has no price.

We would like to say thanks to the author of this article for this awesome content

Joel Embiid crushes the Magic: 50 points and 12 rebounds in 27 minutes, it’s official Wilt Chamberlain is Cameroonian

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["summary"]=> string(831) "This Wednesday Panzani will have offered us a legendary performance. Joel Embiid literally unseated Orlando single-handedly. A 50/12 on 23 shots, Wilt Chamberlain is not dead ladies and gentlemen! The little box score that goes well, it’s over here! Chauuuud le Jojo, hot hot hot chocolate! Here are the exclusive lyrics for Chantal Goya’s next ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(4606) "

This Wednesday Panzani will have offered us a legendary performance. Joel Embiid literally unseated Orlando single-handedly. A 50/12 on 23 shots, Wilt Chamberlain is not dead ladies and gentlemen!

The little box score that goes well, it’s over here!

Chauuuud le Jojo, hot hot hot chocolate! Here are the exclusive lyrics for Chantal Goya’s next sound, probably impressed by Joel Embiid’s monstrous performance. The guy simply slammed 50 points, 12 rebounds and 3 blocks in 27 f*cking minutes. Well, on the other hand the percentages are slammed… We are obviously kidding! On 23 shots (only), he put 17 this barjo, a word that will soon be written barjojo. We knew that the Cameroonian and his Sixers were in pretty good shape at the moment, 9 wins out of the last 11 games with an Embiid in 32/10/4, but here we are on a different type of performance since the gentleman simply matched his career-high. This evening, it was Father Joel with the distribution of baskets and footwork Olajuwonesque to admire without moderation. On the other hand, for our Floridian friends, it was the bogeyman opposite. Obviously not wise enough this year, the Orlando players have seen a big guy not let them have fun until the end since the pivot decided to kill all suspense in the 3rd quarter. You’re there, you lead by 10 points at the break, you’re good in it and there’s the other bugger who decides to fuck you 20 pawns in the quarter for a 47-23 over 12 minutes. Joel plants a big 3 to reach 47 points, the crowd rises, the guy flexes a little and goes to sit down since the game is over. The evening could have ended there, but it would have been a shame. He comes back two short minutes to score three points on the line and complete his best career game, with the bonus of the fastest 50/10 in history. MONS-TRU-THEY!

Despite this card, the evening could have turned out badly on the Philly side sincein the first half, the best pivot on the ground was named Mo Bamba. The giant notably offered a heat stroke to which no one was ready. His stats when he returned to the locker room? 28 points at 10/13 to shoot including 7/8 behind the arc! Seeing the colossus shoot like Steph Curry is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. He too had his best game of his career tonight with his 32 points. We witnessed a mind-blowing duel between the two pivots for 24 minutes before the Sixer set the record straight. The logic is finally respected!

Plus Wednesday Panzani as match you die. On the one hand we have a Joel Embiid who put Philadelphia on his back, on the other Mo Bamba who does Dirk Nowitzki… In short, it was nimp’ but we saw a completely legendary Cameroonian and that, that doesn’t has no price.

We would like to say thanks to the author of this article for this awesome content

Joel Embiid crushes the Magic: 50 points and 12 rebounds in 27 minutes, it’s official Wilt Chamberlain is Cameroonian

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642658406) } [2]=> array(11) { ["title"]=> string(75) "Science: What is the artificial Moon developed by China and what is it for?" ["link"]=> string(109) "https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/science-what-is-the-artificial-moon-developed-by-china-and-what-is-it-for/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(15) "David Armstrong" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Thu, 20 Jan 2022 03:43:02 +0000" ["category"]=> string(46) "Nobel PrizeArtificialChinadevelopedMoonScience" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12878" ["description"]=> string(686) "Like something out of a science fiction movie, this week news about the development of a artificial moon, manufactured by the Chinese government. The news was replicated in all the world’s media, but most readers did not fully understand the reason behind this innovation. Below we tell you the details of this peculiar scientific development, ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(6238) "

Like something out of a science fiction movie, this week news about the development of a artificial moon, manufactured by the Chinese government.

The news was replicated in all the world’s media, but most readers did not fully understand the reason behind this innovation.

Below we tell you the details of this peculiar scientific development, which could help space exploration and revolutionize it in more than one way.

Photo: Unsplash

The Chinese artificial moon

When it was announced that China had developed a “artificial moon“Some unsuspecting people thought that it was a kind of spacecraft that would replicate the appearance of our satellite.

While Chinese technology isn’t exactly that, it’s more impressive than you might think.

In reality, it is a scientific research facility, within its walls the last details are being given to a kind of small simulator that can replicate the physical and climatic conditions of the Moon.

That is to say, it is a small device conditioned to simulate the conditions of the Moon. Although it sounds less impressive than a “False Moon”, it is more important than you think.

First, developing the technology that simulates the lunar low-gravity environment is not easy.

To achieve this, Chinese scientists developed magnetic field technology, under the same principles that 25 years ago had allowed levitate a frog in the UK.

In the 1997 experiment, magnets were used to balance the frog’s gravity, allowing it to levitate with a stable balance.

Getting to do the same with a small laboratory is not easy, and it required a lot of effort, technology and money.

diamagnetic levitation

The technology that will allow this Chinese innovation to work was developed in 1997 by the British scientist André Geim, in the aforementioned floating frog experiment.

At the time, because of the curious thing about levitating a frog, Geim won the I.G. Nobel of that year, the prizes that are given to the most ridiculous inventions.

Geim’s frog levitation was made possible by the principles of diamagnetic levitation.

It is a type of levitation that is achieved by applying an external magnetic field to the atoms of an object.

With this, the electrons modify their movement, producing their own magnetic field to oppose the external one.

Normally it is achieved with the help of magnets, which have to be strong enough so that the magnetic force of repulsion between it and the field of atoms “overcomes” gravity and allows the object to levitate.

Interestingly, for his studies on graphene, Gim won the award Physics Nobel -now the real one- in 2010.

So that?

In accordance with local media, the Chinese artificial Moon will levitate this year in Xuzhou, in the province of Jiangsu.

Thanks to its technology based on magnetism, it will be possible to replicate the conditions of the Moon in a 60 cm vacuum chamber.

If all goes well, the camera will be able to float indefinitely, allowing it to be filled with rocks and dust to mimic the lunar surface.

Now, what is this for? artificial moon? China plans to launch a manned mission to the Moon, including building a permanent base on our satellite.

This ambitious plan needs, to be achieved, a lot of technology that is currently being developed, and Chinese specialists think that it is better to test their technology before launching their missions.

That is, the artificial moon It will serve to test the technology that Chinese scientists are developing, in low gravity environments practically equal to that of the Moon.

Specialists will be able to see first-hand how materials deform in the conditions of the Moon, as well as their resistance time.

The idea is to take advantage of this Moon false to avoid problems, and to be able to test the technology that is currently under development without too much expense and with much greater control.

We would love to thank the author of this post for this awesome material

Science: What is the artificial Moon developed by China and what is it for?

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["summary"]=> string(686) "Like something out of a science fiction movie, this week news about the development of a artificial moon, manufactured by the Chinese government. The news was replicated in all the world’s media, but most readers did not fully understand the reason behind this innovation. Below we tell you the details of this peculiar scientific development, ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(6238) "

Like something out of a science fiction movie, this week news about the development of a artificial moon, manufactured by the Chinese government.

The news was replicated in all the world’s media, but most readers did not fully understand the reason behind this innovation.

Below we tell you the details of this peculiar scientific development, which could help space exploration and revolutionize it in more than one way.

Photo: Unsplash

The Chinese artificial moon

When it was announced that China had developed a “artificial moon“Some unsuspecting people thought that it was a kind of spacecraft that would replicate the appearance of our satellite.

While Chinese technology isn’t exactly that, it’s more impressive than you might think.

In reality, it is a scientific research facility, within its walls the last details are being given to a kind of small simulator that can replicate the physical and climatic conditions of the Moon.

That is to say, it is a small device conditioned to simulate the conditions of the Moon. Although it sounds less impressive than a “False Moon”, it is more important than you think.

First, developing the technology that simulates the lunar low-gravity environment is not easy.

To achieve this, Chinese scientists developed magnetic field technology, under the same principles that 25 years ago had allowed levitate a frog in the UK.

In the 1997 experiment, magnets were used to balance the frog’s gravity, allowing it to levitate with a stable balance.

Getting to do the same with a small laboratory is not easy, and it required a lot of effort, technology and money.

diamagnetic levitation

The technology that will allow this Chinese innovation to work was developed in 1997 by the British scientist André Geim, in the aforementioned floating frog experiment.

At the time, because of the curious thing about levitating a frog, Geim won the I.G. Nobel of that year, the prizes that are given to the most ridiculous inventions.

Geim’s frog levitation was made possible by the principles of diamagnetic levitation.

It is a type of levitation that is achieved by applying an external magnetic field to the atoms of an object.

With this, the electrons modify their movement, producing their own magnetic field to oppose the external one.

Normally it is achieved with the help of magnets, which have to be strong enough so that the magnetic force of repulsion between it and the field of atoms “overcomes” gravity and allows the object to levitate.

Interestingly, for his studies on graphene, Gim won the award Physics Nobel -now the real one- in 2010.

So that?

In accordance with local media, the Chinese artificial Moon will levitate this year in Xuzhou, in the province of Jiangsu.

Thanks to its technology based on magnetism, it will be possible to replicate the conditions of the Moon in a 60 cm vacuum chamber.

If all goes well, the camera will be able to float indefinitely, allowing it to be filled with rocks and dust to mimic the lunar surface.

Now, what is this for? artificial moon? China plans to launch a manned mission to the Moon, including building a permanent base on our satellite.

This ambitious plan needs, to be achieved, a lot of technology that is currently being developed, and Chinese specialists think that it is better to test their technology before launching their missions.

That is, the artificial moon It will serve to test the technology that Chinese scientists are developing, in low gravity environments practically equal to that of the Moon.

Specialists will be able to see first-hand how materials deform in the conditions of the Moon, as well as their resistance time.

The idea is to take advantage of this Moon false to avoid problems, and to be able to test the technology that is currently under development without too much expense and with much greater control.

We would love to thank the author of this post for this awesome material

Science: What is the artificial Moon developed by China and what is it for?

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642650182) } [3]=> array(11) { ["title"]=> string(87) "Business travelers without children, this article is not for you – Déplacements Pros" ["link"]=> string(115) "https://awardworld.net/palme-dor/business-travelers-without-children-this-article-is-not-for-you-deplacements-pros/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(14) "Stephen Juarez" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Thu, 20 Jan 2022 03:19:04 +0000" ["category"]=> string(61) "Palme D’orarticlebusinesschildrenDéplacementsProsTravelers" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12875" ["description"]=> string(727) "“Dad or Mom is going on a business trip”. It’s not the remake inclusive version of the 1985 Palme d’Or (as we know Kusturica, he would never have accepted), it’s the name of a box intended for children whose parents travel frequently for professional reasons. Initially, the box was designed for the offspring of soldiers. ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(4321) "

“Dad or Mom is going on a business trip”. It’s not the remake inclusive version of the 1985 Palme d’Or (as we know Kusturica, he would never have accepted), it’s the name of a box intended for children whose parents travel frequently for professional reasons.

Initially, the box was designed for the offspring of soldiers. It must be said that three of the women who are at the origin of this beautiful idea are in a relationship with soldiers, when they are not daughters of thugs! They have upgraded their product by adapting it to trips whose purpose is less belligerent, although: business travel.

This beautiful idea, therefore, consists in making the absence of a parent live better, even in transcending it. By materializing it in time: a “Velleda” schedule makes it possible to count down the days (and especially the nights, by virtue of the childish markers, the specialists tell us) of the absence. By transforming it into a support for the imagination: accessories make it possible, for example, to invent the city in which the traveling parent is. By encouraging communication at a distance or on return, using different media. Non-exhaustive description because the box is very rich.

Miaougui promises a product suitable for 4-12 year olds. From stickers that can be peeled off at will, accessible to the little ones, to writing materials suitable for primary school pupils, the box can effectively rake in a wide range. But one homemade testing gave this result: the 12-year-old boy muttered a rumbling sound that we could translate as follows: “Yes, well, it’s more for my sister“. As for the sister in question, 9 years old, she, for her part, officially declared: “It’s seriously good!” (even though neither parent was on a professional trip: the father, in particular, wrote the article you are reading alongside him).

A CSR tool

A parent employee, he is 100% employee and 100% parent“. This is Marie de Bucy, a stakeholder in the Miaougui adventure, who speaks. A formula that sums up the company’s objective well: “We are in the midst of CSR. Moreover, if the box is accessible on an individual basis (for around forty euros, on the Maiougui site, ndr), our interlocutors are HRDs or CSR directors since this function is developing“.

Sell ​​to companies, therefore, so that they offer the article to parent collaborators who travel. For Miaougui, the working capital is already substantial: the original box is sold to 30,000 copies to the Armies each year. And the excellent idea is not only educational: by keeping total control of the product, Maiougui can personalize the box (in the colors of the buying company, for example), but also its content (the parent can become monthly depending on the duration of his travels).

DeplacementsPros has always refused to become a “consumer page” as journalists say, but here, the idea is too good to be ignored. “You’re right, it’s hilarious“, has just added the tester quoted above.

We would love to give thanks to the writer of this article for this remarkable material

Business travelers without children, this article is not for you – Déplacements Pros

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["summary"]=> string(727) "“Dad or Mom is going on a business trip”. It’s not the remake inclusive version of the 1985 Palme d’Or (as we know Kusturica, he would never have accepted), it’s the name of a box intended for children whose parents travel frequently for professional reasons. Initially, the box was designed for the offspring of soldiers. ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(4321) "

“Dad or Mom is going on a business trip”. It’s not the remake inclusive version of the 1985 Palme d’Or (as we know Kusturica, he would never have accepted), it’s the name of a box intended for children whose parents travel frequently for professional reasons.

Initially, the box was designed for the offspring of soldiers. It must be said that three of the women who are at the origin of this beautiful idea are in a relationship with soldiers, when they are not daughters of thugs! They have upgraded their product by adapting it to trips whose purpose is less belligerent, although: business travel.

This beautiful idea, therefore, consists in making the absence of a parent live better, even in transcending it. By materializing it in time: a “Velleda” schedule makes it possible to count down the days (and especially the nights, by virtue of the childish markers, the specialists tell us) of the absence. By transforming it into a support for the imagination: accessories make it possible, for example, to invent the city in which the traveling parent is. By encouraging communication at a distance or on return, using different media. Non-exhaustive description because the box is very rich.

Miaougui promises a product suitable for 4-12 year olds. From stickers that can be peeled off at will, accessible to the little ones, to writing materials suitable for primary school pupils, the box can effectively rake in a wide range. But one homemade testing gave this result: the 12-year-old boy muttered a rumbling sound that we could translate as follows: “Yes, well, it’s more for my sister“. As for the sister in question, 9 years old, she, for her part, officially declared: “It’s seriously good!” (even though neither parent was on a professional trip: the father, in particular, wrote the article you are reading alongside him).

A CSR tool

A parent employee, he is 100% employee and 100% parent“. This is Marie de Bucy, a stakeholder in the Miaougui adventure, who speaks. A formula that sums up the company’s objective well: “We are in the midst of CSR. Moreover, if the box is accessible on an individual basis (for around forty euros, on the Maiougui site, ndr), our interlocutors are HRDs or CSR directors since this function is developing“.

Sell ​​to companies, therefore, so that they offer the article to parent collaborators who travel. For Miaougui, the working capital is already substantial: the original box is sold to 30,000 copies to the Armies each year. And the excellent idea is not only educational: by keeping total control of the product, Maiougui can personalize the box (in the colors of the buying company, for example), but also its content (the parent can become monthly depending on the duration of his travels).

DeplacementsPros has always refused to become a “consumer page” as journalists say, but here, the idea is too good to be ignored. “You’re right, it’s hilarious“, has just added the tester quoted above.

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There are formulas that never fail and are destined for success. But, in order not to waste characters on multiple examples, one of the biggest ones should be highlighted: the boy bands Although the characteristics vary according to the fashions of the decade, in essence they are always the same, and some were considered the greatest bands in history. In the case of NSYNC, who was an icon of the nineties, only one member went on to be remembered by pop culture and the rest vanished as if they had never been.

The boy bands were born in the ’40s from the hand of the male quartets that performed doo-wop songs in unison and became official with the resounding arrival of the Beatles in the ’60s.

The renowned rock band from Liverpool, despite the pain of musical snobs, is for many experts the mother of boy bands. Then came the ’70s, defined by The Jackson Five Y, Thus, we arrive at the relevant decade for this article: the ’90s and the acclaimed pop boom.

Upbeat music, futuristic outfits and choreographies that everyone knew by dint of practice and repetition, were the elements that defined these musical ensembles. At the head came the boys from NSYNC, whose songs earned the position of the most listened to year after year. His hits are remembered to this day and, very surely, if “Bye, Bye, Bye” and “Everybody” are played at a party, most of those present can sing even if it is the chorus.

The boy band, contrary to what many believe, was not formed solely by Justin Timberlake. Next to him were JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick and Lance Bass. The five of them worked side by side for seven years, which were -perhaps- the most successful of their lives. They were nominated for eight Grammys, they worked with legendary names in music such as Elton John and the album they released broke sales records.

NSYNC was an icon of the boy bands of the '90s.
NSYNC was an icon of the boy bands of the ’90s.

It was 2001, their faces covered the rooms of thousands of teenagers and appeared on every magazine cover. With everything going for you, premiered celebrity, which would be -unbeknownst to them- their last album. Once again, they sold millions of copies in just one week and their songs were playing on every radio station. At that point, the production company announced that they would go on hiatus to promote Justin Timberlake’s solo work. But the supposed vacations were extended until culminating in the end of the band.

Timberlake, supported by the label, continued among the most acclaimed celebrities and went from music to acting without a problem. He got involved with outstanding artists, participated in multiple film productions and added a couple more awards to his already full shelf. This time, the statuettes only had his name engraved. Over the years, he married Jessica Biel and had two beautiful children. Although he made it clear on several occasions that he was not against a meeting of NSYNC, he was never too willing.

Lance Bass he set out to prepare himself as an astronaut so that he could travel to the moon. He trained, studied, got NASA certifications, and did everything to join a Russian mission that would send him into space in 2002. Sadly, he hit an obstacle that he could not overcome: he had to pay an amount of 20 million dollars and he could not get the money.

Lance Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, became parents in 2021
Lance Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, became parents in 2021instagram

With the frustrated space dream, he tried to resume his artistic career. He appeared in multiple reality shows, went through some Broadway stages and lent his voice to various cartoon characters. Finally, she focused on domestic life and activism to defend the rights of the LGBTIQ+ community. She married and, together with her husband, became parents in November 2021.

Bass wasn’t the only one struggling to keep his art career alive. Chris Kirkpatrick created several bands after NSYNC in an attempt to express his vocation as a boy band member but he did not have much luck. After several failures, he disappeared only to return in a series of reality shows that sought to revive celebrities from the past. Once his brief and unhappy stint on television was over, he decided that his thing was social networks and, to this day, he organizes game nights on his Instagram account.

Chris Kirkpatrick was the one who suffered the most from the separation of NSYNC
Chris Kirkpatrick was the one who suffered the most from the separation of NSYNCinstagram

For Kirkpatrick the end of the band that brought him to fame was, perhaps, harder than for the rest. In dialogue with Huffington Post assured that “he was not ready for it to end” and that he was lost once he realized that they would never step on stage together again.

Joey Fatone I agreed with him and assured that, despite being happy about Timberlake’s triumph, it seemed strange to him that the record company never made it clear that the plan was to dissolve NSYNC. Once it happened, and seeing that there was no turning back, he tried his luck at the movies. After his debut with my big greek wedding, he opted for the Broadway stage and found his niche hosting game shows.

As of 2019, Joey Fatone hosts a game show called Common Knowledge.
As of 2019, Joey Fatone hosts a game show called Common Knowledge.instagram

Last but not least, it is JC Chasez. Shy and reclusive, he was never very fond of the herds of fans and paparazzi that followed him wherever he went. Perhaps, of all the members of the musical ensemble, he was the one who was most happy that the maelstrom had ended. He spent a couple of years writing songs for other artists, but finally chose to disappear from the public scene and is rarely seen.

JC Chasez captured by paparazzi
JC Chasez captured by paparazzi

Even if NSYNC ended amid miscommunications and conflicts caused by the pursuit of individual interests, no hard feelings remained between the musicians. At least, none so big that they cut off relationship. Years after the hiatus that turned into disbandment, the band got together to play twice more and some of them keep in touch.

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From eight Grammys to oblivion: this is how the members of NSYNC are today, the band that redefined the music of the ’90s

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" } ["summary"]=> string(808) "There are formulas that never fail and are destined for success. But, in order not to waste characters on multiple examples, one of the biggest ones should be highlighted: the boy bands Although the characteristics vary according to the fashions of the decade, in essence they are always the same, and some were considered the ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(19818) "

There are formulas that never fail and are destined for success. But, in order not to waste characters on multiple examples, one of the biggest ones should be highlighted: the boy bands Although the characteristics vary according to the fashions of the decade, in essence they are always the same, and some were considered the greatest bands in history. In the case of NSYNC, who was an icon of the nineties, only one member went on to be remembered by pop culture and the rest vanished as if they had never been.

The boy bands were born in the ’40s from the hand of the male quartets that performed doo-wop songs in unison and became official with the resounding arrival of the Beatles in the ’60s.

The renowned rock band from Liverpool, despite the pain of musical snobs, is for many experts the mother of boy bands. Then came the ’70s, defined by The Jackson Five Y, Thus, we arrive at the relevant decade for this article: the ’90s and the acclaimed pop boom.

Upbeat music, futuristic outfits and choreographies that everyone knew by dint of practice and repetition, were the elements that defined these musical ensembles. At the head came the boys from NSYNC, whose songs earned the position of the most listened to year after year. His hits are remembered to this day and, very surely, if “Bye, Bye, Bye” and “Everybody” are played at a party, most of those present can sing even if it is the chorus.

The boy band, contrary to what many believe, was not formed solely by Justin Timberlake. Next to him were JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Chris Kirkpatrick and Lance Bass. The five of them worked side by side for seven years, which were -perhaps- the most successful of their lives. They were nominated for eight Grammys, they worked with legendary names in music such as Elton John and the album they released broke sales records.

NSYNC was an icon of the boy bands of the '90s.
NSYNC was an icon of the boy bands of the ’90s.

It was 2001, their faces covered the rooms of thousands of teenagers and appeared on every magazine cover. With everything going for you, premiered celebrity, which would be -unbeknownst to them- their last album. Once again, they sold millions of copies in just one week and their songs were playing on every radio station. At that point, the production company announced that they would go on hiatus to promote Justin Timberlake’s solo work. But the supposed vacations were extended until culminating in the end of the band.

Timberlake, supported by the label, continued among the most acclaimed celebrities and went from music to acting without a problem. He got involved with outstanding artists, participated in multiple film productions and added a couple more awards to his already full shelf. This time, the statuettes only had his name engraved. Over the years, he married Jessica Biel and had two beautiful children. Although he made it clear on several occasions that he was not against a meeting of NSYNC, he was never too willing.

Lance Bass he set out to prepare himself as an astronaut so that he could travel to the moon. He trained, studied, got NASA certifications, and did everything to join a Russian mission that would send him into space in 2002. Sadly, he hit an obstacle that he could not overcome: he had to pay an amount of 20 million dollars and he could not get the money.

Lance Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, became parents in 2021
Lance Bass and his husband, Michael Turchin, became parents in 2021instagram

With the frustrated space dream, he tried to resume his artistic career. He appeared in multiple reality shows, went through some Broadway stages and lent his voice to various cartoon characters. Finally, she focused on domestic life and activism to defend the rights of the LGBTIQ+ community. She married and, together with her husband, became parents in November 2021.

Bass wasn’t the only one struggling to keep his art career alive. Chris Kirkpatrick created several bands after NSYNC in an attempt to express his vocation as a boy band member but he did not have much luck. After several failures, he disappeared only to return in a series of reality shows that sought to revive celebrities from the past. Once his brief and unhappy stint on television was over, he decided that his thing was social networks and, to this day, he organizes game nights on his Instagram account.

Chris Kirkpatrick was the one who suffered the most from the separation of NSYNC
Chris Kirkpatrick was the one who suffered the most from the separation of NSYNCinstagram

For Kirkpatrick the end of the band that brought him to fame was, perhaps, harder than for the rest. In dialogue with Huffington Post assured that “he was not ready for it to end” and that he was lost once he realized that they would never step on stage together again.

Joey Fatone I agreed with him and assured that, despite being happy about Timberlake’s triumph, it seemed strange to him that the record company never made it clear that the plan was to dissolve NSYNC. Once it happened, and seeing that there was no turning back, he tried his luck at the movies. After his debut with my big greek wedding, he opted for the Broadway stage and found his niche hosting game shows.

As of 2019, Joey Fatone hosts a game show called Common Knowledge.
As of 2019, Joey Fatone hosts a game show called Common Knowledge.instagram

Last but not least, it is JC Chasez. Shy and reclusive, he was never very fond of the herds of fans and paparazzi that followed him wherever he went. Perhaps, of all the members of the musical ensemble, he was the one who was most happy that the maelstrom had ended. He spent a couple of years writing songs for other artists, but finally chose to disappear from the public scene and is rarely seen.

JC Chasez captured by paparazzi
JC Chasez captured by paparazzi

Even if NSYNC ended amid miscommunications and conflicts caused by the pursuit of individual interests, no hard feelings remained between the musicians. At least, none so big that they cut off relationship. Years after the hiatus that turned into disbandment, the band got together to play twice more and some of them keep in touch.

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From eight Grammys to oblivion: this is how the members of NSYNC are today, the band that redefined the music of the ’90s

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Publisher: Alberto Corona

CUBA: Díaz-Canel insists on the role of science in finance

The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, highlighted the role that science must play in the search for solutions to the challenges of the Ministry of Finance and Prices, national television reported today.

CUBA: International Support Stands Out for Fight Against Blockade

The Directorate of Consular Affairs and Cuban Residents Abroad today highlighted the support of nationals living abroad and demanding that the US government end the blockade against the Island.

BOLIVIA: They will investigate irregular flights of former de facto president

Juan Lanchipa, Attorney General of Bolivia, today confirmed an upcoming investigation into alleged irregular trips to Brazil carried out in 2019 by former de facto ruler Jeanine Áñez.

BRAZIL: Request to investigate government interest in domestic espionage

Deputies from the Socialism and Freedom Party (Psol) asked the Brazilian Public Ministry to investigate the interest of the Jair Bolsonaro government in an espionage program manufactured by the Israeli company DarkMatter, local media reported today.

ECUADOR: Capital on red alert due to Covid-19

The capital of Ecuador entered an epidemiological red alert today due to the exponential increase in cases of Covid-19 due to the spread of the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes this disease.

PERU: Possible long sentence for journalist for promoting assassination

Peruvian Defense Minister Juan Carrasco declared today that a journalist who spread a call to assassinate President Pedro Castillo on Twitter could be sentenced to 35 years in prison.

VENEZUELA: They demand the return of diplomatic assets from the US

Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia today demanded that the Joe Biden administration return the diplomatic assets seized from Venezuela in the United States, including the headquarters of the embassy in Washington.

COSTA RICA: Recorded eruptions of Turrialba and Rincón de la Vieja volcanoes

The Turrialba and Rincón de la Vieja volcanoes recorded eruptions today, reported the Costa Rican Volcanological and Seismological Observatory (Ovsicori).

BARBADOS: Intense political contest at the polls, according to experts

The ruling Barbados Labor Party (BLP) put the ball in the rival court according to experts when today the country celebrates its first general elections after becoming a Republic in 2021.

USA: Democrats support reducing Biden’s economic plan

The Democratic leaders of the United States House of Representatives agreed today to reduce President Joe Biden’s billionaire economic package in the face of internal dissent.

UN: Discuss situation in Ethiopia

The Secretary General of the UN, António Guterres, and the High Representative of the African Union (AU) for the Horn of Africa, Olusegun Obasanjo, held a telephone contact today focused on the complex situation in Ethiopia.

RUSSIA: Rejects temporary moratorium on NATO enlargement

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Riabkov said today that the scenario of a temporary moratorium on the enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is unacceptable for his country.

UNITED KINGDOM: Johnson clinging to power despite Conservative rebellion

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson today ruled out resignation, despite the growing discomfort of his conservative coreligionists in Parliament due to the parties held in Downing Street during the Covid-19 quarantine.

IRAN: Russia urged to increase economic cooperation

The Iranian president, Ebrahim Raisi, affirmed today during a meeting in this capital with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, that both countries could increase several times the level of their commercial and economic cooperation.

ECONOMY

FINANCE: Fiscal agreements are a challenge for Latin America according to ECLAC

Despite the important political changes that Latin America is experiencing, reaching fiscal agreements will be a challenge for administrations, directors of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) warned today.

CULTURE

LITERATURE: The 2022 Casa de las Américas Literary Award returns

The 62nd edition of the Casa de las Américas Literary Prize will take place in this capital from January 24 to 28, with some 140 works in competition in the Novel, Poetry and Essay genres, the organizers announced today.

SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUE

ITALY: Nobel Laureate in Physics Giorgio Parisi joins FAO Alliance

FAO today welcomed 2021 Nobel Laureate in Physics Giorgio Parisi to its Alliance of Nobel Laureates for Food Security and Peace.

SPORTS

FOOTBALL: Former soccer player Robinho receives a nine-year sentence for rape

Former Brazilian player Robson de Souza “Robinho” received a nine-year prison sentence today for raping a woman during his time as a player at AC Milan.

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Third list of main topics of the day of Prensa Latina

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Publisher: Alberto Corona

CUBA: Díaz-Canel insists on the role of science in finance

The president of Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, highlighted the role that science must play in the search for solutions to the challenges of the Ministry of Finance and Prices, national television reported today.

CUBA: International Support Stands Out for Fight Against Blockade

The Directorate of Consular Affairs and Cuban Residents Abroad today highlighted the support of nationals living abroad and demanding that the US government end the blockade against the Island.

BOLIVIA: They will investigate irregular flights of former de facto president

Juan Lanchipa, Attorney General of Bolivia, today confirmed an upcoming investigation into alleged irregular trips to Brazil carried out in 2019 by former de facto ruler Jeanine Áñez.

BRAZIL: Request to investigate government interest in domestic espionage

Deputies from the Socialism and Freedom Party (Psol) asked the Brazilian Public Ministry to investigate the interest of the Jair Bolsonaro government in an espionage program manufactured by the Israeli company DarkMatter, local media reported today.

ECUADOR: Capital on red alert due to Covid-19

The capital of Ecuador entered an epidemiological red alert today due to the exponential increase in cases of Covid-19 due to the spread of the Omicron variant of SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes this disease.

PERU: Possible long sentence for journalist for promoting assassination

Peruvian Defense Minister Juan Carrasco declared today that a journalist who spread a call to assassinate President Pedro Castillo on Twitter could be sentenced to 35 years in prison.

VENEZUELA: They demand the return of diplomatic assets from the US

Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia today demanded that the Joe Biden administration return the diplomatic assets seized from Venezuela in the United States, including the headquarters of the embassy in Washington.

COSTA RICA: Recorded eruptions of Turrialba and Rincón de la Vieja volcanoes

The Turrialba and Rincón de la Vieja volcanoes recorded eruptions today, reported the Costa Rican Volcanological and Seismological Observatory (Ovsicori).

BARBADOS: Intense political contest at the polls, according to experts

The ruling Barbados Labor Party (BLP) put the ball in the rival court according to experts when today the country celebrates its first general elections after becoming a Republic in 2021.

USA: Democrats support reducing Biden’s economic plan

The Democratic leaders of the United States House of Representatives agreed today to reduce President Joe Biden’s billionaire economic package in the face of internal dissent.

UN: Discuss situation in Ethiopia

The Secretary General of the UN, António Guterres, and the High Representative of the African Union (AU) for the Horn of Africa, Olusegun Obasanjo, held a telephone contact today focused on the complex situation in Ethiopia.

RUSSIA: Rejects temporary moratorium on NATO enlargement

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Riabkov said today that the scenario of a temporary moratorium on the enlargement of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is unacceptable for his country.

UNITED KINGDOM: Johnson clinging to power despite Conservative rebellion

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson today ruled out resignation, despite the growing discomfort of his conservative coreligionists in Parliament due to the parties held in Downing Street during the Covid-19 quarantine.

IRAN: Russia urged to increase economic cooperation

The Iranian president, Ebrahim Raisi, affirmed today during a meeting in this capital with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, that both countries could increase several times the level of their commercial and economic cooperation.

ECONOMY

FINANCE: Fiscal agreements are a challenge for Latin America according to ECLAC

Despite the important political changes that Latin America is experiencing, reaching fiscal agreements will be a challenge for administrations, directors of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) warned today.

CULTURE

LITERATURE: The 2022 Casa de las Américas Literary Award returns

The 62nd edition of the Casa de las Américas Literary Prize will take place in this capital from January 24 to 28, with some 140 works in competition in the Novel, Poetry and Essay genres, the organizers announced today.

SCIENCE AND TECHNIQUE

ITALY: Nobel Laureate in Physics Giorgio Parisi joins FAO Alliance

FAO today welcomed 2021 Nobel Laureate in Physics Giorgio Parisi to its Alliance of Nobel Laureates for Food Security and Peace.

SPORTS

FOOTBALL: Former soccer player Robinho receives a nine-year sentence for rape

Former Brazilian player Robson de Souza “Robinho” received a nine-year prison sentence today for raping a woman during his time as a player at AC Milan.

acl

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Third list of main topics of the day of Prensa Latina

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" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642639337) } [6]=> array(11) { ["title"]=> string(93) "The Mapuche Elisa Loncon receives the René Cassin award: “Today Chile lives a new story”" ["link"]=> string(121) "https://awardworld.net/nobel-prize/the-mapuche-elisa-loncon-receives-the-rene-cassin-award-today-chile-lives-a-new-story/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(15) "David Armstrong" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Wed, 19 Jan 2022 21:40:58 +0000" ["category"]=> string(68) "Nobel PrizeawardCassinChileElisalivesLonconMapuchereceivesRenéstory" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12866" ["description"]=> string(753) "Elisa Loncon, in the center, collected the René Cassin award this Wednesday in Gasteiz. (Irekia) The Mapuche activist, academic, linguist and politician Elisa Loncon, former president of the Constitutional Convention in charge of drafting a new Magna Carta in Chile, received this Wednesday the René Cassin Award for Human Rights, an act in which she ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(4511) "

The Mapuche activist, academic, linguist and politician Elisa Loncon, former president of the Constitutional Convention in charge of drafting a new Magna Carta in Chile, received this Wednesday the René Cassin Award for Human Rights, an act in which she highlighted that Chile is currently experiencing a “new history” with the drafting of a Constitution written with “parity” by those who had been absent from the “sphere of power.”

The award ceremony, which is granted by the Government of Lakua and which recognizes Loncon’s work with indigenous communities, was held in Gasteiz.

During the award ceremony, chaired by the Lehendakari of the CAV, Iñigo Urkullu, a poem was read in Mapudungun, the language of the Mapuche people, which moved Elisa Loncon.

The activist, in her speech, related that her ancestors fought against colonialism and the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet and said that all her grandparents had a common dream, that of recovering “the usurped territory”, the sovereignty and culture of their town. “That is the fight that I embrace and that inspires me,” he remarked.

He stressed that a constitutional process has begun in Chile to change the Constitution left by the dictatorship and that legitimized “a segregating and undemocratic social and political model based on a neoliberal model” that today the people of the country intend to overcome.

The text is being written “with parity” and with a decentralizing vision that respects multinationality.

He has also made a defense of the recovery of Mapudungun and has denounced that when maneuvering against a language those affected are condemned “to the world of silence” and threaten dignity and humanity because languages ​​are instruments for “communication, dialogue and peace among peoples.

One of the most influential

Elisa Loncon, who was born in 1963 in the commune of Traiguén, in Mapuche territory under Chilean administration, has been distinguished by the ‘Financial Times’ a few days ago as one of the 25 most influential women in the world.

She taught herself to read, graduated as an English teacher from the Universidad de La Frontera, in La Araucanía, and did postgraduate studies at the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague and the University of Regina in Canada.

Until recently, he chaired the Constitutional Convention of Chile, a body created to draft the new draft of the country’s Constitution.

He has worked especially so that the linguistic and cultural differences of the Mapuche people and the original peoples of the Chilean State are recognized.

Human rights at risk

In the act, Urkullu pointed out that democracy is much more than a political regime. “It is a system of values”, and has defended dialogue, non-violence and non-imposition, as well as diversity and social justice and the political recognition of all identities, nations and peoples.

The Minister of Equality, Justice and Social Policies of Lakua, Beatriz Artolazabal, has warned that today human rights in the world suffer a situation “of risk and threat” due to the “rise of fundamentalism and populism, international terrorism, racism and xenophobia, forced displacement and humanitarian crises or climate change”.

Rene Cassin

The René Cassin Award was created in 2003 and publicly recognizes people and entities that stand out in the defense of human rights.

The award was named after René Cassin, who is considered one of the main inspirers of the Declaration of Human Rights and who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968.

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The Mapuche Elisa Loncon receives the René Cassin award: “Today Chile lives a new story”

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The Mapuche activist, academic, linguist and politician Elisa Loncon, former president of the Constitutional Convention in charge of drafting a new Magna Carta in Chile, received this Wednesday the René Cassin Award for Human Rights, an act in which she highlighted that Chile is currently experiencing a “new history” with the drafting of a Constitution written with “parity” by those who had been absent from the “sphere of power.”

The award ceremony, which is granted by the Government of Lakua and which recognizes Loncon’s work with indigenous communities, was held in Gasteiz.

During the award ceremony, chaired by the Lehendakari of the CAV, Iñigo Urkullu, a poem was read in Mapudungun, the language of the Mapuche people, which moved Elisa Loncon.

The activist, in her speech, related that her ancestors fought against colonialism and the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet and said that all her grandparents had a common dream, that of recovering “the usurped territory”, the sovereignty and culture of their town. “That is the fight that I embrace and that inspires me,” he remarked.

He stressed that a constitutional process has begun in Chile to change the Constitution left by the dictatorship and that legitimized “a segregating and undemocratic social and political model based on a neoliberal model” that today the people of the country intend to overcome.

The text is being written “with parity” and with a decentralizing vision that respects multinationality.

He has also made a defense of the recovery of Mapudungun and has denounced that when maneuvering against a language those affected are condemned “to the world of silence” and threaten dignity and humanity because languages ​​are instruments for “communication, dialogue and peace among peoples.

One of the most influential

Elisa Loncon, who was born in 1963 in the commune of Traiguén, in Mapuche territory under Chilean administration, has been distinguished by the ‘Financial Times’ a few days ago as one of the 25 most influential women in the world.

She taught herself to read, graduated as an English teacher from the Universidad de La Frontera, in La Araucanía, and did postgraduate studies at the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague and the University of Regina in Canada.

Until recently, he chaired the Constitutional Convention of Chile, a body created to draft the new draft of the country’s Constitution.

He has worked especially so that the linguistic and cultural differences of the Mapuche people and the original peoples of the Chilean State are recognized.

Human rights at risk

In the act, Urkullu pointed out that democracy is much more than a political regime. “It is a system of values”, and has defended dialogue, non-violence and non-imposition, as well as diversity and social justice and the political recognition of all identities, nations and peoples.

The Minister of Equality, Justice and Social Policies of Lakua, Beatriz Artolazabal, has warned that today human rights in the world suffer a situation “of risk and threat” due to the “rise of fundamentalism and populism, international terrorism, racism and xenophobia, forced displacement and humanitarian crises or climate change”.

Rene Cassin

The René Cassin Award was created in 2003 and publicly recognizes people and entities that stand out in the defense of human rights.

The award was named after René Cassin, who is considered one of the main inspirers of the Declaration of Human Rights and who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1968.

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The Mapuche Elisa Loncon receives the René Cassin award: “Today Chile lives a new story”

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" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642628458) } [7]=> array(11) { ["title"]=> string(59) "In figures, the catastrophic governance of public companies" ["link"]=> string(92) "https://awardworld.net/palme-dor/in-figures-the-catastrophic-governance-of-public-companies/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(14) "Stephen Juarez" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Wed, 19 Jan 2022 19:10:24 +0000" ["category"]=> string(56) "Palme D’orcatastrophiccompaniesfiguresgovernancepublic" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12691" ["description"]=> string(635) "The situation of Tunisian public companies is serious and reforms must be initiated as soon as possible to save them in view of their capital importance for the country’s economy, often being in a position of dominance and often having a monopoly. Since March 2021, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had alerted the Tunisian authorities. ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(9105) "

The situation of Tunisian public companies is serious and reforms must be initiated as soon as possible to save them in view of their capital importance for the country’s economy, often being in a position of dominance and often having a monopoly.

Since March 2021, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had alerted the Tunisian authorities. As part of a mission, the IMF revealed that a large part of these companies operate at a loss and require regular transfers and injections of funds, which represents 7 to 8% of annual GDP. These companies are also heavily indebted, the experts of the mission having estimated the debt at 40% of GDP. One report annexed to the 2022 Finance Law on public establishments illustrates this fact.

For this report, a sample of fifty companies was chosen. Among them, the social funds whose situation remains chaotic, even if at first glance one has the impression that the situation of the National Pension and Social Security Fund (CNRPS) is better than that of the National Social Security Fund ( CNSS). Ditto for the National Health Insurance Fund (Cnam).

In fact, the CNSS deficit goes from 530 million dinars in 2018 to 1.07 billion dinars in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation of 40 million dinars (MD). Its debt went from 1.71 billion dinars to 3.36 billion dinars for this period.

For its part, the deficit of the CNRPS goes from 787.4 MD in 2018 to 190.8 MD in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation evolving from 200 MD to 460 MD. Debt goes from 2.69 billion dinars to 3.56 billion dinars for this same period.

The Cnam, for its part, posted a profit increasing from 574.1 MD in 2018 to 704 MD in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation evolving from 8.7 MD to 6.8 MD. On the other hand, the debt climbed from 1.81 billion dinars to 2.44 billion dinars.

1642619415 177 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

Another aberration and while the State holds the monopoly in the country, the National Tobacco and Matches Board (RNTA) and the Kairouan Tobacco Factory are barely afloat with substantial debt. They achieved a result of 6.9 MD and 1.4 MD respectively in 2020 against a deficit of 49.5 MD and 47.8 MD in 2018. Debt reached 645.7 MD and 217.5 MD respectively. MD in 2020 against 535.76 MD and 271.8 MD in 2018.

The cumulative deficit carried over from the RNTA went from 298.2 MD in 2018 to 403 MD in 2020. That of the Manufacture des tabacs de Kairouan went from 175 MD in 2018 to 260.8 MD in 2020.

The situation of transport companies is far from better, especially with the pandemic and its repercussions.

For Tunisair, the deficit went from 225.8 MD in 2018 to 336.7 MD in 2020. The cumulative deficit carried over increases from 927 MD to 1.28 billion dinars for a debt that goes from 1.95 billion dinars to 2.14 billion dinars.

The Tunisian Navigation Company (CTN) records a deficit of 224.6 MD in 2020 against a profit of 45.3 MD in 2018. The debt goes from 380.1 MD to 497 MD for this period.

1642619415 416 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

For the Tunis Transport Company (Transtu), the deficit increases from 192.4 MD in 2018 to 218.8 MD in 2020 with a cumulative deficit carried forward of 1.23 billion dinars for 2018. Debt goes from 981 MD to 1.31 billion dinars, this same period.

The Tunisian National Railway Company (SNCFT) recorded a deficit of 103.6 MD in 2020 against 91.1 MD in 2018. Its cumulative deficit carried forward increased from 577.4 MD in 2018 to 788.3 MD. MD in 2020. Its debt goes from 1.21 billion dinars for 2018 to 1.48 billion dinars for 2019 (the figures for 2020 have not been communicated, note).

1642619415 950 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

In this report, we discover that the indebtedness of public institutions to the State increased by 17.4% between 2018 and 2019 and 8.2% between 2019 and 2020, reaching 6.52 billion dinars in 2020.

This increase is mainly due and according to the report to three public companies in particular and which represent 71% of the increase recorded between 2019 and 2020: CNRPS with 179.9 MD, Transtu with 107 MD and Tunisair with 63.9 MD.

Despite this chaotic situation, some of these companies represent a godsend for the State in terms of imports, taxes and royalties, in addition to those which contribute to the public treasury through their profits.

We learn that public companies participated in the coffers of the State with dividends of 230 MD in 2019 against 333 MD in 2018. For 2020 and until the end of November, these companies paid the State 25 MD, noting that ‘there is a certain delay in the finalization of the financial statements of certain companies.

The report lists the companies that have contributed the most to the state coffers. The palme d’or thus goes in 2020 to the RNTA with more than one billion dinars, followed by the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company (Steg) with 846.9 MD, the National Petroleum Distribution Company ( SNDP-Agil) with 469.9 MD, the Tunisian Petroleum Activities Company (Etap) with 403.2 MD and Tunisie Telecom (TT) closing this Top 5 with contributions of around 395.9 MD.

Other public enterprises required state intervention. Thus, we learn that the Cereals Office received in 2020 about 1.74 billion dinars, the Tunisian company of refining industries (Stir) 594 MD, the CNRPS 460 MD, the National Oil Office 315, 14 MD and the Fund for loans and support of local authorities 300.5 MD.

The report admits that the situation of these companies can have a negative impact on public finances, in particular because of the drop in income received by the State but also because of the need for the State to intervene to bail out some of them.

In addition, the report points to the level of indebtedness of these companies and their ability to repay as a threat to the state budget. Thus, the unpaid debts of these companies increased by 18% between 2019 and 2020, reaching 957 MD. Among them, we can cite the National Society of Cellulose and Alfa paper which did not reimburse 250 MD, Transtu 244 MD, STEG 99 MD, the Tunisian steel company El Fouladh 60 MD and the National Office of Sanitation 58 MD.

Loans granted by the State to public enterprises increased by 30% in 2020, reaching 2.33 billion dinars.

The report also reveals that for the period 2018-2020, some public companies had difficulty repaying external loans and the State had to intervene to fulfill this obligation in their place, in particular the National Operating and Distribution Company. des eaux (Sonede), Tunisie Autoroute and Tunisair.

He cites some companies that represent a high risk to public finances: the Cereals Office, the Central Pharmacy, Steg, Stir and Tunisair.

The economic situation cannot recover without finding a radical solution to the haemorrhage represented by public enterprises. Their restructuring will represent a big step towards the consolidation of Tunisian public finances and will help to relaunch the national economy on a good basis for sustainable growth.

Imen NOUIRA

We wish to say thanks to the writer of this post for this outstanding material

In figures, the catastrophic governance of public companies

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["summary"]=> string(635) "The situation of Tunisian public companies is serious and reforms must be initiated as soon as possible to save them in view of their capital importance for the country’s economy, often being in a position of dominance and often having a monopoly. Since March 2021, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had alerted the Tunisian authorities. ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(9105) "

The situation of Tunisian public companies is serious and reforms must be initiated as soon as possible to save them in view of their capital importance for the country’s economy, often being in a position of dominance and often having a monopoly.

Since March 2021, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) had alerted the Tunisian authorities. As part of a mission, the IMF revealed that a large part of these companies operate at a loss and require regular transfers and injections of funds, which represents 7 to 8% of annual GDP. These companies are also heavily indebted, the experts of the mission having estimated the debt at 40% of GDP. One report annexed to the 2022 Finance Law on public establishments illustrates this fact.

For this report, a sample of fifty companies was chosen. Among them, the social funds whose situation remains chaotic, even if at first glance one has the impression that the situation of the National Pension and Social Security Fund (CNRPS) is better than that of the National Social Security Fund ( CNSS). Ditto for the National Health Insurance Fund (Cnam).

In fact, the CNSS deficit goes from 530 million dinars in 2018 to 1.07 billion dinars in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation of 40 million dinars (MD). Its debt went from 1.71 billion dinars to 3.36 billion dinars for this period.

For its part, the deficit of the CNRPS goes from 787.4 MD in 2018 to 190.8 MD in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation evolving from 200 MD to 460 MD. Debt goes from 2.69 billion dinars to 3.56 billion dinars for this same period.

The Cnam, for its part, posted a profit increasing from 574.1 MD in 2018 to 704 MD in 2020, with state aid and solidarity social participation evolving from 8.7 MD to 6.8 MD. On the other hand, the debt climbed from 1.81 billion dinars to 2.44 billion dinars.

1642619415 177 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

Another aberration and while the State holds the monopoly in the country, the National Tobacco and Matches Board (RNTA) and the Kairouan Tobacco Factory are barely afloat with substantial debt. They achieved a result of 6.9 MD and 1.4 MD respectively in 2020 against a deficit of 49.5 MD and 47.8 MD in 2018. Debt reached 645.7 MD and 217.5 MD respectively. MD in 2020 against 535.76 MD and 271.8 MD in 2018.

The cumulative deficit carried over from the RNTA went from 298.2 MD in 2018 to 403 MD in 2020. That of the Manufacture des tabacs de Kairouan went from 175 MD in 2018 to 260.8 MD in 2020.

The situation of transport companies is far from better, especially with the pandemic and its repercussions.

For Tunisair, the deficit went from 225.8 MD in 2018 to 336.7 MD in 2020. The cumulative deficit carried over increases from 927 MD to 1.28 billion dinars for a debt that goes from 1.95 billion dinars to 2.14 billion dinars.

The Tunisian Navigation Company (CTN) records a deficit of 224.6 MD in 2020 against a profit of 45.3 MD in 2018. The debt goes from 380.1 MD to 497 MD for this period.

1642619415 416 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

For the Tunis Transport Company (Transtu), the deficit increases from 192.4 MD in 2018 to 218.8 MD in 2020 with a cumulative deficit carried forward of 1.23 billion dinars for 2018. Debt goes from 981 MD to 1.31 billion dinars, this same period.

The Tunisian National Railway Company (SNCFT) recorded a deficit of 103.6 MD in 2020 against 91.1 MD in 2018. Its cumulative deficit carried forward increased from 577.4 MD in 2018 to 788.3 MD. MD in 2020. Its debt goes from 1.21 billion dinars for 2018 to 1.48 billion dinars for 2019 (the figures for 2020 have not been communicated, note).

1642619415 950 In figures the catastrophic governance of public companies

In this report, we discover that the indebtedness of public institutions to the State increased by 17.4% between 2018 and 2019 and 8.2% between 2019 and 2020, reaching 6.52 billion dinars in 2020.

This increase is mainly due and according to the report to three public companies in particular and which represent 71% of the increase recorded between 2019 and 2020: CNRPS with 179.9 MD, Transtu with 107 MD and Tunisair with 63.9 MD.

Despite this chaotic situation, some of these companies represent a godsend for the State in terms of imports, taxes and royalties, in addition to those which contribute to the public treasury through their profits.

We learn that public companies participated in the coffers of the State with dividends of 230 MD in 2019 against 333 MD in 2018. For 2020 and until the end of November, these companies paid the State 25 MD, noting that ‘there is a certain delay in the finalization of the financial statements of certain companies.

The report lists the companies that have contributed the most to the state coffers. The palme d’or thus goes in 2020 to the RNTA with more than one billion dinars, followed by the Tunisian Electricity and Gas Company (Steg) with 846.9 MD, the National Petroleum Distribution Company ( SNDP-Agil) with 469.9 MD, the Tunisian Petroleum Activities Company (Etap) with 403.2 MD and Tunisie Telecom (TT) closing this Top 5 with contributions of around 395.9 MD.

Other public enterprises required state intervention. Thus, we learn that the Cereals Office received in 2020 about 1.74 billion dinars, the Tunisian company of refining industries (Stir) 594 MD, the CNRPS 460 MD, the National Oil Office 315, 14 MD and the Fund for loans and support of local authorities 300.5 MD.

The report admits that the situation of these companies can have a negative impact on public finances, in particular because of the drop in income received by the State but also because of the need for the State to intervene to bail out some of them.

In addition, the report points to the level of indebtedness of these companies and their ability to repay as a threat to the state budget. Thus, the unpaid debts of these companies increased by 18% between 2019 and 2020, reaching 957 MD. Among them, we can cite the National Society of Cellulose and Alfa paper which did not reimburse 250 MD, Transtu 244 MD, STEG 99 MD, the Tunisian steel company El Fouladh 60 MD and the National Office of Sanitation 58 MD.

Loans granted by the State to public enterprises increased by 30% in 2020, reaching 2.33 billion dinars.

The report also reveals that for the period 2018-2020, some public companies had difficulty repaying external loans and the State had to intervene to fulfill this obligation in their place, in particular the National Operating and Distribution Company. des eaux (Sonede), Tunisie Autoroute and Tunisair.

He cites some companies that represent a high risk to public finances: the Cereals Office, the Central Pharmacy, Steg, Stir and Tunisair.

The economic situation cannot recover without finding a radical solution to the haemorrhage represented by public enterprises. Their restructuring will represent a big step towards the consolidation of Tunisian public finances and will help to relaunch the national economy on a good basis for sustainable growth.

Imen NOUIRA

We wish to say thanks to the writer of this post for this outstanding material

In figures, the catastrophic governance of public companies

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" ["date_timestamp"]=> int(1642619424) } [8]=> array(12) { ["title"]=> string(34) "At the Mostra: and two for Netflix" ["link"]=> string(67) "https://awardworld.net/palme-dor/at-the-mostra-and-two-for-netflix/" ["dc"]=> array(1) { ["creator"]=> string(14) "Stephen Juarez" } ["pubdate"]=> string(31) "Wed, 19 Jan 2022 18:08:59 +0000" ["category"]=> string(25) "Palme D’orMostraNetflix" ["guid"]=> string(31) "https://awardworld.net/?p=12685" ["description"]=> string(510) "There are God’s hand by the Italian Paolo Sorrentino who won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2014 with The Big Bellezza. And The Power of the Dog New Zealander Jane Campion who won the first female Palme d’Or in 1993 at Cannes with The Piano Lesson. Suffice to say that we are going ... Read more" ["content"]=> array(1) { ["encoded"]=> string(14500) "

There are God’s hand by the Italian Paolo Sorrentino who won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2014 with The Big Bellezza. And The Power of the Dog New Zealander Jane Campion who won the first female Palme d’Or in 1993 at Cannes with The Piano Lesson. Suffice to say that we are going to jostle on the Lido island in Venice to discover these two new releases exclusively broadcast on Netflix – God’s hand will be released on the platform on December 15, The Power of the Dog at a date still unknown. Selecting Netflix-stamped films is not a first at the Mostra and rewarding them does not scare it: the festival notably awarded its Golden Lion to Rome by the Mexican Alfonso Cuarón from 2018. For its part, Netflix is ​​taking the opportunity to gain credibility and subscribers. Despite the – still – closed doors of the Cannes Film Festival, the American leader in streaming continues inexorably to place its pawns on the great chessboard of world cinema. confirm with Nasturtium Cousin, author of Netflix & Cie, behind the scenes of a revolution (Armand Colin, 2018).

With two of its films in competition at the Mostra, can we say that Netflix is ​​in the process of bending the major international film festivals a little more?

Probably. In any case, it is certain that, one after the other, the main film festivals in the world are softening their position in relation to that of Netflix. While Netflix has not changed its position for years! Reed Hastings, the co-founder of Netflix, has always said that the platform’s original productions were intended to be offered exclusively to its subscribers who pay their subscription. From then on, they eventually agreed to broadcast certain films in very homeopathic doses in a few cinemas on an event basis. But for him, there was never any question of Netflix original productions being accessible to everyone in theaters under normal conditions.

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As for La Mostra de Venise, it has been trying for several years to position itself in this kind of world war of film festivals and we notice that little by little it is imposing itself as the “antechamber” of the Oscars – the last year, the film that won the Golden Lion, nomadland, was then awarded several Oscar prizes. And it’s true that the festival manages to attract great films, great Netflix productions and therefore to impose itself in this great world tour of film festivals.

Like the Oscars by the way, which initially had a very inflexible position with regard to Netflix original productions. We remember that a few years ago, Steven Spielberg himself said that there was no question of Netflix productions being in official competition for the Oscars if they were not released in theaters under normal conditions. Strangely, Steven Spielberg himself softened his stance on this this spring and is starting to work with Netflix himself…

So would you say that Netflix is ​​now clearly serving as a lever for an international film festival?

Yes, and I also think that the pandemic and the new situation that the pandemic has brought has really accelerated this position for Netflix which has at least 200 million subscribers worldwide. And then, it is true that for the past year, almost everywhere in the world, movie theaters have been closed for several months in a row, which, as we know, has forced certain movie studios to review their strategy, in particular the Warner and Disney studios which, since the beginning of the year, have released some of their films (at least for the American market) simultaneously on their own platform and in theaters. Already there is that. And then Netflix, and this had also impressed many observers, announced at the beginning of the year a hundred original productions of films which would be released directly on the platform, including that of Jane Campion.

Besides, seeing Jane Campion’s latest film broadcast exclusively on Netflix is ​​huge, isn’t it?

Oh yes, really amazing!

The Power of the Dog is one of the most awaited films by cinema observers, everyone remembers its Palme d’Or of 93 and there, that it comes out on Netflix… everyone wonders “did it have gave in or couldn’t she do otherwise if she wanted her film to wrap up and be released in theaters?

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Has Netflix definitely won its acclaim?

Definitely, no, I don’t think so. Especially since the position of the Cannes Film Festival may change. It turns out that the two Netflix films at the Mostra, these two highly anticipated films, could have been in Cannes this year, that’s what is really disturbing. Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival, had specified in an interview with Variety shortly before the fortnight, that he had sought to have them but that it had not been possible because Netflix and the organizers of the festival had remained, this year again, in their respective positions. Namely: Netflix wanted its films to participate in the Cannes Film Festival provided that it was in official competition, so that they could compete for a prize, while the festival believed that Netflix could only appear out of competition if his films were not released theatrically under normal conditions. Several analysts, in particular Le Figaro, considered that it was a false hand extended to Netflix, a jump seat

There are two opposing strategies between the Mostra and Cannes like two sailboats choosing completely different options in a regatta. In this race, is the Cannes Film Festival taking the risk of being behind?

I don’t think so because this year again Cannes made itself heard. His prize list did not leave anyone indifferent in the world of cinema, with this surprising and very daring Palme d’Or of Titanium by Julia Ducournau which is a really radical film.

I don’t think the Cannes Film Festival is the loser. Especially since we must not forget that from a business point of view, the Cannes film market was still held this year and it went very well, there were a lot of purchases, sales of projects and films, so Cannes continues to hold first place in the cinema business.

So, I don’t think the dice are cast at all and we don’t know if the festival organizers will stick to their position or change it next year if it ever becomes too untenable compared to the others.

Behind all this, what is the ultimate goal of Netflix?

What is certain is that Netflix still wants to gain respectability. If they win prizes at the various film festivals, it is to show that he too buys and produces real quality films.

But we never heard Reed Hastings say that he was a cinephile, that he admired French auteur cinema, even though the platform offers films by François Truffaut, for example. The objective is always the same: it remains a business and its objective remains to offer the most diverse films possible to attract subscribers.

All the more so in a battle that is getting tougher and tougher with tougher and tougher competitors like Disney and the others that are developing all over the world.

We wish to say thanks to the writer of this short article for this amazing web content

At the Mostra: and two for Netflix

Other links: https://awardworld.net/resources/
" } ["enclosure"]=> array(2) { [0]=> array(3) { ["url"]=> string(85) "https://media.radiofrance-podcast.net/podcast09/12814-05.11.2018-ITEMA_21881563-1.mp3" ["length"]=> string(7) "3252224" ["type"]=> string(10) "audio/mpeg" } [1]=> array(3) { ["url"]=> string(99) "https://media.radiofrance-podcast.net/podcast09/10183-14.03.2021-ITEMA_22602629-2021C22976S0073.mp3" ["length"]=> string(8) "89909733" ["type"]=> string(10) "audio/mpeg" } } ["summary"]=> string(510) "There are God’s hand by the Italian Paolo Sorrentino who won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2014 with The Big Bellezza. And The Power of the Dog New Zealander Jane Campion who won the first female Palme d’Or in 1993 at Cannes with The Piano Lesson. Suffice to say that we are going ... Read more" ["atom_content"]=> string(14500) "

There are God’s hand by the Italian Paolo Sorrentino who won the Oscar for best foreign film in 2014 with The Big Bellezza. And The Power of the Dog New Zealander Jane Campion who won the first female Palme d’Or in 1993 at Cannes with The Piano Lesson. Suffice to say that we are going to jostle on the Lido island in Venice to discover these two new releases exclusively broadcast on Netflix – God’s hand will be released on the platform on December 15, The Power of the Dog at a date still unknown. Selecting Netflix-stamped films is not a first at the Mostra and rewarding them does not scare it: the festival notably awarded its Golden Lion to Rome by the Mexican Alfonso Cuarón from 2018. For its part, Netflix is ​​taking the opportunity to gain credibility and subscribers. Despite the – still – closed doors of the Cannes Film Festival, the American leader in streaming continues inexorably to place its pawns on the great chessboard of world cinema. confirm with Nasturtium Cousin, author of Netflix & Cie, behind the scenes of a revolution (Armand Colin, 2018).

With two of its films in competition at the Mostra, can we say that Netflix is ​​in the process of bending the major international film festivals a little more?

Probably. In any case, it is certain that, one after the other, the main film festivals in the world are softening their position in relation to that of Netflix. While Netflix has not changed its position for years! Reed Hastings, the co-founder of Netflix, has always said that the platform’s original productions were intended to be offered exclusively to its subscribers who pay their subscription. From then on, they eventually agreed to broadcast certain films in very homeopathic doses in a few cinemas on an event basis. But for him, there was never any question of Netflix original productions being accessible to everyone in theaters under normal conditions.

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As for La Mostra de Venise, it has been trying for several years to position itself in this kind of world war of film festivals and we notice that little by little it is imposing itself as the “antechamber” of the Oscars – the last year, the film that won the Golden Lion, nomadland, was then awarded several Oscar prizes. And it’s true that the festival manages to attract great films, great Netflix productions and therefore to impose itself in this great world tour of film festivals.

Like the Oscars by the way, which initially had a very inflexible position with regard to Netflix original productions. We remember that a few years ago, Steven Spielberg himself said that there was no question of Netflix productions being in official competition for the Oscars if they were not released in theaters under normal conditions. Strangely, Steven Spielberg himself softened his stance on this this spring and is starting to work with Netflix himself…

So would you say that Netflix is ​​now clearly serving as a lever for an international film festival?

Yes, and I also think that the pandemic and the new situation that the pandemic has brought has really accelerated this position for Netflix which has at least 200 million subscribers worldwide. And then, it is true that for the past year, almost everywhere in the world, movie theaters have been closed for several months in a row, which, as we know, has forced certain movie studios to review their strategy, in particular the Warner and Disney studios which, since the beginning of the year, have released some of their films (at least for the American market) simultaneously on their own platform and in theaters. Already there is that. And then Netflix, and this had also impressed many observers, announced at the beginning of the year a hundred original productions of films which would be released directly on the platform, including that of Jane Campion.

Besides, seeing Jane Campion’s latest film broadcast exclusively on Netflix is ​​huge, isn’t it?

Oh yes, really amazing!

The Power of the Dog is one of the most awaited films by cinema observers, everyone remembers its Palme d’Or of 93 and there, that it comes out on Netflix… everyone wonders “did it have gave in or couldn’t she do otherwise if she wanted her film to wrap up and be released in theaters?

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Has Netflix definitely won its acclaim?

Definitely, no, I don’t think so. Especially since the position of the Cannes Film Festival may change. It turns out that the two Netflix films at the Mostra, these two highly anticipated films, could have been in Cannes this year, that’s what is really disturbing. Thierry Frémaux, general delegate of the Cannes Film Festival, had specified in an interview with Variety shortly before the fortnight, that he had sought to have them but that it had not been possible because Netflix and the organizers of the festival had remained, this year again, in their respective positions. Namely: Netflix wanted its films to participate in the Cannes Film Festival provided that it was in official competition, so that they could compete for a prize, while the festival believed that Netflix could only appear out of competition if his films were not released theatrically under normal conditions. Several analysts, in particular Le Figaro, considered that it was a false hand extended to Netflix, a jump seat

There are two opposing strategies between the Mostra and Cannes like two sailboats choosing completely different options in a regatta. In this race, is the Cannes Film Festival taking the risk of being behind?

I don’t think so because this year again Cannes made itself heard. His prize list did not leave anyone indifferent in the world of cinema, with this surprising and very daring Palme d’Or of Titanium by Julia Ducournau which is a really radical film.

I don’t think the Cannes Film Festival is the loser. Especially since we must not forget that from a business point of view, the Cannes film market was still held this year and it went very well, there were a lot of purchases, sales of projects and films, so Cannes continues to hold first place in the cinema business.

So, I don’t think the dice are cast at all and we don’t know if the festival organizers will stick to their position or change it next year if it ever becomes too untenable compared to the others.

Behind all this, what is the ultimate goal of Netflix?

What is certain is that Netflix still wants to gain respectability. If they win prizes at the various film festivals, it is to show that he too buys and produces real quality films.

But we never heard Reed Hastings say that he was a cinephile, that he admired French auteur cinema, even though the platform offers films by François Truffaut, for example. The objective is always the same: it remains a business and its objective remains to offer the most diverse films possible to attract subscribers.

All the more so in a battle that is getting tougher and tougher with tougher and tougher competitors like Disney and the others that are developing all over the world.

We wish to say thanks to the writer of this short article for this amazing web content

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50 over 50 | Les 50 femmes de plus de 50 ans qui réussissent en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique


 

Partout dans le monde, les femmes prouvent que la réussite n’est pas réservée aux moins de 50 ans. Voici les 50 fondatrices, cheffes d’entreprise, responsables politiques, scientifiques et avant-gardistes qui montrent l’exemple en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique.

 

 

Mo Abudu | 57 ans | Fondatrice-PDG, EbonyLife Media | Nigeria

Ancienne mannequin qui a vu une opportunité d’étendre les émissions et les histoires diffusées sur le continent africain, Mo Abudu a fondé EbonyLife en 2013 en tant que réseau de télévision panafricain. L’entreprise s’est développée, tout comme ses opportunités. En 2020, elle a conclu un accord historique avec Netflix portant sur plusieurs titres de films et de programmes télévisés, le premier accord de ce type pour une société de médias africaine. Elle a également des projets en cours avec Sony et AMC. Son objectif est de devenir la conteuse la plus influente d’Afrique, et la plus attachante. « Je suis une femme normale qui vit en Afrique. J’ai la cinquantaine, mon cœur se brise, mon cœur se raccommode, j’ai des aspirations », a-t-elle déclaré en 2020. « Je mérite que mon histoire soit racontée, même si c’est juste quelque chose de quotidien. Il ne doit pas nécessairement s’agir de la traite des esclaves. »

 

Hortensia Herrero | 71 ans | Copropriétaire-Philanthrope | Mercadona | Espagne

Hortensia Herrero possède près de 28 % de Mercadona, la chaîne de supermarchés espagnole qu’elle a contribué à faire croître avec son mari pour atteindre plus de 1600 magasins. Le succès de Mercadona a fait d’Hortensia Herrero une milliardaire et, en 2012, elle a fondé la Fondation Hortensia Herrero pour préserver les arts et la culture à Valence, sa ville natale. La fondation soutient l’art contemporain, la danse et les sites patrimoniaux, notamment les églises. Hortensia Herrero a personnellement investi six millions d’euros dans la restauration de l’église San Nicolás de Valence, qui s’est achevée l’année dernière. En 2021, elle a également fait don de trois millions de seringues aux sites de vaccination covid de Valence.

 

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Angélique Kidjo | 61 ans | Chanteuse et activiste | Bénin

Angélique Kidjo est une chanteuse, compositrice et activiste de renom qui a connu certains de ses plus grands succès après avoir eu 50 ans. La longue liste de ses succès comprend le fait d’avoir remporté trois de ses quatre Grammy Awards et de s’être produite lors de la cérémonie du prix Nobel de la paix en 2011, de l’Assemblée générale des Nations unies en 2015 et de la cérémonie d’ouverture des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo en 2021. Quand elle ne crée pas de musique, Angélique Kidjo est une militante pour les femmes et les enfants en Afrique. Elle a fondé Batonga, une fondation caritative visant à soutenir les efforts d’entrepreneuriat des femmes et l’éducation des filles, en 2006. En 2020, Batonga a géré 173 clubs de leadership (à distance) pour les filles âgées de 10 à 18 ans, et a créé 50 cercles de petites entreprises pour les jeunes femmes entrepreneures qui, à leur tour, ont vu le lancement de 50 nouvelles entreprises.

 

Shulamit Levenberg | 52 ans | Cofondatrice et conseillère scientifique en chef, Aleph Farms | Israël

Shulamit Levenberg a étudié la biologie cellulaire et la formation des tissus pendant toute sa carrière, et elle applique activement ses travaux aux secteurs universitaire et privé : elle dirige un laboratoire d’ingénierie sur les cellules souches et les tissus à l’Institut de technologie d’Israël Technion, et elle est également cofondatrice d’Aleph Farms, une start-up israélienne spécialisée dans la viande cultivée en laboratoire, avec un financement d’environ 118 millions de dollars(environ 104 millions de dollars). Au début de l’année 2021, l’entreprise, qui considère Shulamit Levenberg comme le cerveau de sa propriété intellectuelle, a révélé sa version d’un steak « sans abattage », créé en partie grâce à la technologie de bio-impression 3D. L’année dernière, Shulamit Levenberg a également reçu la première médaille de distinction du Centre Peres pour la Paix et l’Innovation pour ses recherches pionnières ainsi que pour avoir servi de modèle à toutes les femmes et les jeunes filles.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Natalie Massenet. | Source : Getty Images

Natalie Massenet | 56 ans | Fondatrice et associée, Imaginary Ventures | Royaume-Uni

Natalie Massenet a commencé sa carrière dans le journalisme de mode et a transformé ses connaissances en entrepreneuriat. Elle a fondé le site de mode de luxe en ligne Net-a-Porter en 2000, l’a transformé en un phénomène et l’a vendu à une société holding suisse en 2010 pour un montant estimé à 50 millions de livres sterling (environ 60 millions d’euros). Après 50 ans, elle a été élevée au rang de Dame et son travail s’est concentré sur la création de la prochaine génération de start-up innovantes (et souvent fondées par des femmes) dans le domaine du e-commerce et du lifestyle. En 2017, elle a cofondé la société de capital-risque Imaginary Ventures, dont les deux fonds, dotés de 75 millions de dollars(environ 66 millions d’euros), ont investi dans des entreprises telles que Everlane, Mejuri, Skims et Daily Harvest.

 

Özlem Türeci | 54 ans | Cofondatrice et directrice médicale, BioNTech | Allemagne

Le nom d’Özlem Türeci restera à jamais synonyme de la pandémie de coronavirus et du vaccin qu’elle a contribué à mettre au point chez BioNTech, la société qu’elle a cofondée en 2008. Médecin et immunologiste de formation (pendant des décennies, elle a recherché des moyens innovants de traiter le cancer), Özlem Türeci a supervisé le « Project Lightspeed » de BioNTech, qui a permis de mettre au point un vaccin à ARN messager pour le covid-19. En collaboration avec Pfizer, la société a commencé à le distribuer au public dès la première année de la pandémie. BioNTech n’est pas sa première entreprise. Avec son mari, Ugur Sahin (cofondateur et PDG de BioNTech), elle a fondé en 2001 la société Ganymed Pharmaceuticals, spécialisée dans les traitements anticancéreux, qu’ils ont vendue pour environ 1,4 milliard de dollars (environ 1,2 milliard d’euros) en 2016.

 

Nadia Al Saeed | 56 ans | PDG, Bank al Etihad | Jordanie

Nadia Al Saeed est une femme influente dans le domaine de la banque et de la finance au Moyen-Orient. Elle est PDG de la Bank al Etihad depuis 2008, et en 2014, elle a lancé le programme de marché des femmes de la banque, Shorouq, pour soutenir la participation économique des femmes dans tout le pays. Ce programme a multiplié par huit la clientèle féminine de la banque. En décembre 2020, Nadia Al Saeed a été élue première femme à la présidence du conseil d’administration de la communauté entrepreneuriale mondiale Endeavor Jordan pour un mandat de trois ans. Elle est coprésidente pour le secteur privé du « Closing the Gender Gap Accelerator » mis en place en Jordanie par le Forum économique mondial et a également été ministre jordanienne des Technologies de l’information et des Communications en 2004.

 

Raja Al Gurg | 66 ans | Directrice générale-Vice-présidente, Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group | Émirats arabes unis

La femme d’affaires Raja Al Gurg est directrice générale et vice-présidente du groupe Easa Saleh Al Gurg, qui est l’un des plus grands conglomérats du Moyen-Orient. Elle est également présidente du Conseil des femmes d’affaires de Dubaï et membre du conseil d’administration de la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Dubaï. En 2020, Raja Al Gurg a été décorée de la médaille de Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur par Emmanuel Macron pour ses efforts visant à renforcer le partenariat entre la France et les Émirats arabes unis.

 

Fatima Al Jaber | 57 ans | Membre du conseil d’administration, Al Jaber Group ; Présidente, Al Bashayer Investment Group | Émirats arabes unis

Ingénieure architecte de formation, Fatima Al Jaber est l’une des femmes les plus influentes des Émirats arabes unis. Elle a longtemps été directrice de l’exploitation de Al Jaber Group, un conglomérat de 50 000 employés fondé par son père et dont les activités sont liées à la construction, à la logistique et à la fabrication. Elle siège aujourd’hui au conseil d’administration de la société et préside également le conseil d’administration de Al Bashayer Investment Group, une société d’investissement qui gère 22 milliards de dollars d’actifs (environ 19,4 milliards d’euros) dans le Golfe, au Moyen-Orient et en Asie.

 

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Svetlana Alexievich | 73 ans | Journaliste-historienne | Biélorussie

En 2015, Svetlana Alexievitch est devenue la première femme originaire de Biélorussie à recevoir le prix Nobel de littérature. Critique des régimes dictatoriaux, ses écrits sur la vie soviétique et post-soviétique ont été salués pour l’intérêt porté à l’individu et à l’humanité sous-jacente des personnes prises dans une crise. En 2020, Svetlana Alexievich a rejoint un conseil prônant une transition pacifique du pouvoir lors de l’élection présidentielle biélorusse. Elle est le seul membre de ce conseil à ne pas avoir été arrêté pour sa participation et, à l’automne 2020, elle a quitté la Biélorussie pour l’Allemagne.

 

Raya Ani | 55 ans | Architecte-fondatrice, RAW-NYC | Émirats arabes unis 

Le travail de Raya Ani est en partie inspiré par sa mère, qui rêvait d’être architecte mais qui est devenue professeure d’art. Raya Ani a obtenu son diplôme de premier cycle à l’Université de Bagdad et son diplôme d’études supérieures au MIT. Au cours des décennies qui ont suivi, son travail l’a menée des Ahwar du sud de l’Irak inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO au complexe sportif Aspire au Qatar. Pendant des années, Raya Ani a été désignée comme l’une des meilleures architectes du Moyen-Orient, et elle a été la designer responsable du pavillon irakien de l’Expo 2020 Dubaï.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Anne Boden. | Source : Getty Images

Anne Boden | 62 ans | Fondatrice et PDG, Starling Bank | Royaume-Uni

Lassée du système bancaire britannique, Anne Boden a créé sa propre banque numérique, Starling, en 2014. Avant de rejoindre le boom de la fintech à la cinquantaine, Anne Boden a eu une brillante carrière de 30 ans chez de nombreux poids lourds de la finance, dont la Royal Bank of Scotland. Starling, qui a remporté le titre de meilleure banque britannique chaque année depuis 2018, compte aujourd’hui près de 8 milliards de livres sterling de dépôts (environ 7,1 milliards d’euros) et plus de deux millions de comptes clients. Les mémoires d’Anne Boden, Banking On It : How I Disrupted an Industry, ont été publiées en 2020.

 

Laurel Bowden | 56 ans | Associée, 83North | Royaume-Uni

Laurel Bowden est associée chez 83North, la société mondiale de capital-risque anciennement connue sous le nom de Greylock IL. En 2019, la société a levé 300 millions de dollars de fonds (environ 265 millions d’euros) pour investir en Europe et en Israël. Elle a rejoint l’entreprise en 2008 et a réalisé une sortie importante cette année-là lorsque la start-up de paiement Zettle a été acquise par PayPal pour 2,2 milliards de dollars (environ 1,9 milliard d’euros). Elle a également dirigé des investissements dans le service de livraison Just Eat, ainsi que dans les sociétés de logiciels Hybris et Qliktech. Elle est un investisseur providentiel dans des entreprises comme Fizzback et Wix.

 

Emmanuelle Charpentier | 53 ans | Cofondatrice-Scientifique | France

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Après avoir passé des années à dépendre de subventions à court terme pour financer ses travaux, Emmanuelle Charpentier, microbiologiste, n’a pas pu employer son propre technicien de laboratoire avant ses 45 ans. Cette aide a rapidement porté ses fruits : à 51 ans, elle a remporté le prix Nobel de chimie 2020 pour la découverte d’une technique d’édition génétique révolutionnaire, partageant cette distinction habituellement dominée par les hommes avec sa collègue américaine Jennifer Doudna. La société de thérapie génique qu’elle a cofondée, CRISPR Therapeutics, est entrée en bourse en 2016 et affiche désormais une capitalisation boursière de plus de 5 milliards de dollars (environ 4,4 milliards de dollars).

 

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Maria Grazia Chiuri | 57 ans | Directrice artistique, Christian Dior | Italie

Élevée à Rome par une mère couturière, Maria Grazia Chiuri a plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie de la mode. Elle a commencé comme créatrice de sacs à main chez Fendi. Après avoir eu 50 ans, elle a franchi une étape importante dans sa carrière et est devenue la première femme à diriger la célèbre maison Christian Dior depuis la création de la marque en 1946. Avant sa nomination, elle a occupé pendant huit ans le poste de codirectrice de la création de Valentino.

 

Judi Dench | 87 ans | Actrice | Royaume-Uni

Bien que Judi Dench ait fait ses débuts professionnels en 1957, elle a remporté son seul Oscar à l’âge de 64 ans : celui de la meilleure actrice dans un second rôle pour son rôle de la reine Elizabeth I dans le film Shakespeare In Love en 1998. Elle a reçu de nombreux autres honneurs, notamment le titre de Dame en 1988, six British Academy Film Awards, sept Olivier Awards et un Tony. Elle soutient de nombreuses organisations caritatives, dont Calibre Audio, un service de livres audio « gratuit à vie » pour toute personne souffrant d’un handicap qui rend la lecture difficile.

 

Judy Dlamini | 62 ans | Fondatrice et présidente exécutive, Mbekani Group | Afrique du Sud

Judy Dlamini a commencé sa carrière en tant que médecin avant de se reconvertir dans le monde des affaires et de lancer en 1996 sa société Mbekani Group, un conglomérat dont les entreprises vont du matériel chirurgical au prêt-à-porter de luxe. Son livre paru en 2017, Equal but Different, analyse l’intersectionnalité de la race, du genre et de la classe sociale dans les carrières des femmes dirigeantes. Elle est présidente de l’université de Witwatersrand et siège également au conseil d’administration du GBVF Response Fund.

 

Rebecca Enonchong | 54 ans | Fondatrice et PDG, AppsTech | Cameroun

Cette entrepreneure technologique camerounaise dirige AppsTech, un fournisseur mondial de solutions d’applications d’entreprise, qu’elle a fondé en 1999. En 2015, elle a cofondé I/O Spaces, un espace de coworking inclusif. Elle est connue pour son travail de promotion de la technologie en Afrique et préside l’African Center for Technology, Innovation and Ventures Spaces depuis 2010. Elle a été nommée « Global Leader for Tomorrow » par le Forum économique mondial. En 2021, Rebecca Enonchong a été confirmée au poste de vice-présidente du conseil d’administration de la Fondation pour l’OMS.

 

Delphine Ernotte | 55 ans | Présidente, Union européenne de radio-télévision | France

En 2015, Delphine Ernotte est devenue la première femme PDG de France Télévisions. En 2020, elle a été élue première femme présidente de l’Union européenne de radio-télévision, une alliance de 115 organisations de médias de service public en Europe. Elle est également membre du Groupe de travail mondial pour les médias publics depuis sa fondation en 2019, qui a pour mandat de défendre les intérêts et les valeurs des médias publics à l’échelle mondiale.

 

Bernardine Evaristo | 62 ans | Auteure | Royaume-Uni

Romancière, poète, dramaturge, essayiste et militante primée, Bernardine Evaristo a remporté le Booker Prize en 2019 pour son roman Fille, femme, autre. Elle est la première femme noire et la première personne noire britannique à remporter le prestigieux prix en 50 ans d’histoire. En 2020, elle est devenue la première femme noire à figurer en tête du classement des livres de poche de fiction au Royaume-Uni. Elle s’est également exprimée sur le manque d’histoires sur et par les femmes âgées dans la fiction britannique.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Kristalina Georgieva. | Source : Getty Images

Kristalina Georgieva | 68 ans | Directrice générale, Fonds monétaire international | Bulgarie

Kristalina Georgieva a été nommée à la tête du FMI en 2019, ce qui fait d’elle la première personne issue d’un marché émergent à diriger l’organisme. Malgré la tradition selon laquelle les candidats au FMI ne doivent pas avoir plus de 65 ans au début de leur mandat, cette règle a été levée pour Kristalina Georgieva. En 2021, le conseil d’administration du FMI lui a accordé un vote de confiance après des allégations selon lesquelles elle aurait manipulé des données pendant son mandat de haut fonctionnaire de la Banque mondiale, où elle a débuté comme économiste de l’environnement en 1993.

 

Sarah Gilbert | 59 ans | Vaccinologue, Université d’Oxford | Royaume-Uni

Sarah Gilbert a dirigé le développement du vaccin covid-19 à l’Université d’Oxford et est devenue un visage de la lutte pour mettre fin à la pandémie. L’année dernière, la co-inventrice du vaccin Oxford/AstraZeneca a reçu une distinction honorifique et une poupée Barbie a même été fabriquée en son honneur. Environ deux milliards de doses du vaccin ont été distribuées à plus de 170 pays depuis son autorisation d’urgence au Royaume-Uni fin 2020.

 

Esther Hayut | 68 ans | Juge en chef, Cour suprême | Israël

Décrite par le Jerusalem Post comme étant « en passe de figurer parmi les juges en chef les plus influents d’Israël », Esther Hayut a été nommée juge en chef en 2017. Lorsqu’elle a prêté serment, elle s’est engagée à « défendre » la cour contre les tentatives d’affaiblissement à motivation politique. Née de deux survivants roumains de l’Holocauste, elle a été élevée par ses grands-parents en Israël et est aujourd’hui considérée comme l’une des femmes les plus puissantes du pays.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Barbara Jatta. | Source : Getty Images

Barbara Jatta | 59 ans | Directrice, Musées du Vatican | Cité du Vatican

Barbara Jatta, une historienne de l’art italienne, est à la tête de l’un des musées les plus visités au monde depuis 2016. Elle est la première femme à occuper ce poste, qui supervise les quelque 70 000 œuvres d’art des musées du Vatican (dont la peinture de Michel-Ange sur le plafond de la chapelle Sixtine). Barbara Jatta a été saluée pour avoir mené de nombreuses initiatives novatrices depuis sa prise de fonction, notamment la numérisation de la bibliothèque du Vatican et la création de visites virtuelles interactives, qui ont remporté un franc succès dans le monde entier pendant la pandémie.

 

Kasia Kieli | 55 ans | PDG, Discovery EMEA | Pologne

Kasia Kieli a fondé le bureau polonais du géant américain des médias Discovery en 2000. Ayant commencé avec une équipe de deux personnes, elle supervise aujourd’hui plus de 4000 employés et est responsable de la plus grande opération internationale de Discovery, qui compte plus d’un milliard de téléspectateurs annuels. En 2018, elle a dirigé le rachat par Discovery de TVN, le radiodiffuseur numéro 1 en Pologne. En décembre dernier, l’entreprise a survécu à une proposition de loi qui aurait empêché les entreprises étrangères de détenir une participation majoritaire dans les médias audiovisuels polonais.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Christine Lagarde. | Source : Getty Images

Christine Lagarde | 66 ans | Présidente, Banque centrale européenne | France

En 2011, à 55 ans, Christine Lagarde a été la première femme nommée à la tête du FMI. En 2019, elle est devenue la première femme présidente de la Banque centrale européenne, un rôle qui la place en charge de la politique monétaire qui affecte près de 750 millions d’Européens. Elle est intimement convaincue de la réforme du genre dans le secteur de la finance.

 

Anne-Marie Lagrange | 59 ans | Astrophysicienne | France

Anne-Marie Lagrange est une astrophysicienne qui travaille à l’Institut de Grenoble en France depuis 1990. Une grande partie de sa carrière a été consacrée à l’analyse de l’étoile Beta Pictoris dans la constellation du Peintre. En 2019, elle a dirigé une équipe mondiale pour découvrir une nouvelle planète dans cette constellation. En plus d’une multitude de prix scientifiques, elle a reçu la Légion d’honneur, la plus haute distinction française, en 2012, et l’Ordre national du mérite en 2015.

 

Susanna Mälkki | 52 ans | Cheffe d’orchestre principal, Orchestre philharmonique d’Helsinki | Finlande

En 2016, Susanna Mälkki, cheffe d’orchestre et violoncelliste finlandaise, a été la première femme nommée chef d’orchestre principal de l’Orchestre philharmonique d’Helsinki, qui existe depuis 144 ans. Elle a fait ses débuts au Carnegie Hall avec l’Orchestre philharmonique de New York ce mois-ci. Après avoir annoncé qu’elle quitterait son poste actuel à la fin de la saison 2022-2023, elle est pressentie pour être la prochaine directrice musicale de l’Orchestre philharmonique de New York, ce qui ferait d’elle la première femme à occuper ce poste.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Pat McGrath. | Source : Getty Images

Pat McGrath | 56 ans | Fondatrice, Pat McGrath Labs | Royaume-Uni

Issue d’une famille de la classe ouvrière, Pat McGrath est devenue la première maquilleuse à être élevée au rang de Dame en 2021. Aujourd’hui considérée comme l’une des maquilleuses les plus influentes au monde, Pat McGrath a accédé à la notoriété grâce à ses collaborations avec la créatrice Miuccia Prada et le photographe Steven Meisel. En 2015, alors qu’elle allait avoir 50 ans, elle a lancé Pat McGrath Labs. Ses lignes et ses collaborations (avec des marques comme Supreme et des magasins haut de gamme comme Selfridges) se vendent régulièrement rapidement après leur lancement.

 

Sarah McPhee | 67 ans | Directrice du conseil d’administration | Suède

Sarah McPhee a commencé sa carrière au Mozambique en tant que responsable de programme pour les Nations Unies, mais elle a rapidement rejoint le secteur de l’économie. Après avoir obtenu un diplôme d’études supérieures à la Stockholm School of Economics, Sarah McPhee a dirigé des divisions commerciales chez PwC, GE Capital et plusieurs fonds de pension suédois. De 2008 à 2015, elle a dirigé le fonds d’investissement suédois SPP Pension et, depuis, elle est devenue une administratrice très demandée, siégeant au comité exécutif de la licorne des paiements Klarna, du géant industriel suédois Axel Johnson et de Houdini Sportswear.

 

Martina Merz | 58 ans | PDG, Thyssenkrupp | Allemagne

En 2019, l’ingénieure Martina Merz est devenue la première femme à diriger l’une des grandes entreprises industrielles allemandes lorsqu’elle a été nommée directrice générale du conglomérat allemand. Avec plus de 100 000 employés et un chiffre d’affaires d’environ 38 milliards de dollars (environ 33,5 milliards d’euros) pour l’exercice 2020-2021,Thyssenkrupp est l’un des plus grands producteurs d’acier au monde. Auparavant, Martina Merz a travaillé pendant plus de deux décennies chez Bosch et, plus récemment, elle a été PDG de Chassis Brakes International.

 

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Dr Matshidiso Moeti | 57 ans | Directrice du Bureau régional pour l’Afrique, Organisation mondiale de la Santé | Botswana

En 2015, à l’âge de 50 ans, Matshidiso Moeti est entrée dans l’histoire en devenant la première femme à occuper le poste de directrice régionale de l’OMS pour l’Afrique. Réélue pour un second mandat de cinq ans en 2020, elle a promis d’œuvrer en faveur de l’accélération des efforts régionaux pour atteindre la couverture sanitaire universelle. Originaire du Botswana, Matshidiso Moeti a rejoint le Bureau régional de l’OMS pour l’Afrique en 1999. Elle y a occupé plusieurs postes, dont celui de directrice régionale adjointe.

 

Louisa Mojela | 65 ans | Cofondatrice-PDG, Wiphold | Afrique du Sud

Louisa Mojela est l’une des fondatrices de Wiphold, la première plateforme d’investissement d’Afrique du Sud détenue par des femmes et centrée sur les femmes. Louisa Mojela et ses associées ont lancé le fonds en 1994 avec un capital de départ de 500 000 rands (environ 28 494 euros). Aujourd’hui, le portefeuille de la société est évalué à plus de 2 milliards de rands (113 973 460 euros). En 2021, Louisa Mojela a reçu un doctorat honorifique de l’université de Stellenbosch pour avoir contribué à l’émancipation des femmes en Afrique. Elle a récemment diversifié ses intérêts commerciaux : en 2018, elle a fondé Bophelo BioScience & Wellness, une start-up de cannabis médical au Lesotho.

 

Helena Morrissey | 56 ans | Fondatrice, 30 % Club | Royaume-Uni

Helena Louise Morrissey (baronne Morrissey) est célèbre pour avoir fondé le 30 % Club, un mouvement œuvrant en faveur de conseils d’administration plus équilibrés entre les genres. Elle est également la présidente de la société d’investissement Diversity Project. Mère de neuf enfants, elle a occupé le poste de PDG de Newton Investment Management, un fonds d’investissement de 50 milliards de livres (60 milliards d’euros), pendant 15 ans avant d’être élevée au rang de baronne et nommée à la Chambre des lords en 2020.

 

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Leena Nair | 52 ans | PDG, Chanel | Royaume-Uni

Début 2022, Leena Nair, cheffe d’entreprise britannico-indienne et PDG de Chanel, a pris les rênes de la célèbre maison de couture française fondée par Coco Chanel. Elle est ainsi devenue la plus jeune PDG de Chanel, tout en étant la première femme et le première personne d’origine asiatique à accéder à cette fonction. La décision de nommer Leena Nair à la tête de Chanel a été largement saluée et certains observateurs ont même suggéré que sa nomination pourrait marquer la fin d’une « approche colonialiste » de la mode. Avant d’arriver chez Chanel, Leena Nair a travaillé pour Unilever en tant que responsable des ressources humaines. Elle a été la plus jeune et la première femme d’origine asiatique à accéder à cette fonction.

 

Chi-chi Nwanoku | 65 ans | Fondatrice, Chineke! Orchestra | Royaume-Uni

D’origine nigériane et irlandaise, Chi-chi Nwanoku est la fondatrice de l’orchestre Chineke! Orchestra, le premier orchestre professionnel junior d’Europe composé de musiciens de différentes origines ethniques. Contrebassiste et professeure de musique à la Royal Academy of Music de Londres, Chi-chi Nwanoku a fondé l’orchestre, car elle a constaté que, malgré ses trente années passées dans le monde de la musique classique, elle était toujours la seule personne de couleur sur scène.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. | Source : Getty Images

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala | 67 ans | Directrice générale, Organisation mondiale du commerce | Nigeria

Experte en économie mondiale, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala est la première femme et la première Africaine à occuper le poste de directrice générale de l’OMC, l’organisme de réglementation du commerce. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala a également été deux fois ministre des Finances du Nigeria et elle a brièvement occupé le poste de ministre des Affaires étrangères (elle a été la première femme nommée à ces deux fonctions). Elle est également la présidente du conseil d’administration de Gavi, l’Alliance du vaccin, depuis 2016. Enfin, elle a fondé la toute première organisation locale de sondage d’opinion du Nigeria, NOI-Polls.

 

Ana Proykova | 70 ans | Physicienne-mathématicienne | Bulgarie

Physicienne numérique, Ana Proykova est professeure-chercheuse à l’université de Sofia et dirige le laboratoire de High Performance Computing (calcul haute performance, NDLR) de Sofia Tech Park. Ses travaux sont régulièrement cités dans les revues spécialisées et elle a travaillé avec les meilleures universités du monde. Elle défend la cause des femmes dans le domaine des sciences, de la technologie et de l’ingénierie. Elle a également cofondé le Bulgarian Center for Women in Technology. Enfin, elle a présidé le comité pour l’égalité des chances de la Société européenne de physique et l’Association bulgare des femmes universitaires.

 

Jennifer Riria | 71 ans | Membre fondatrice, Kenya Women Finance Trust Microfinance Bank | Kenya

Jennifer Riria est l’une des membres fondatrices de la KWFT Microfinance Bank. Elle siège au conseil d’administration depuis 1991. Par ailleurs, Jennifer Riria est la PDG du groupe Echo Network Africa, anciennement Kenya Women Holding, qui est une institution de développement dirigée par des femmes et au service des femmes. Elle a dirigé la KWFT Microfinance Bank pendant plus de trois décennies. Elle a contribué à transformer cette ONG non rentable en une des plus grandes banques de microfinance du Kenya. KWFT a permis de financer les projets de plus de trois millions de femmes à l’aide d’une enveloppe de 3 milliards de dollars (2,6 milliards d’euros).

 

Carme Ruscalleda i Serra | 69 ans | Cheffe-restauratrice | Espagne

Célèbre cheffe autodidacte, Carme Ruscalleda i Serra a ouvert son premier restaurant, Sant Pau, en 1988 avec son mari en Catalogne. Le restaurant a décroché trois étoiles au Michelin, mais a fermé ses portes fin 2018. Avec six étoiles au Michelin, Carme Ruscalleda i Serra est la première cheffe catalane à avoir décroché autant de ces précieuses distinctions. Elle a ouvert d’autres restaurants, notamment le Sant Pau à Tokyo en 2004 et Moments à l’hôtel Mandarin Oriental de Barcelone en 2009. Elle a également publié plusieurs livres de cuisine.

 

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Fatma Samoura | 59 ans | Secrétaire générale, FIFA | Sénégal

Fatma Samoura est une pionnière dans le monde du sport. En juin 2016, à l’âge de 53 ans, elle est devenue la première femme et la première Africaine à occuper le poste de secrétaire générale de la FIFA. Depuis sa nomination, le nombre de femmes employées par l’organisation du football mondial a augmenté, y compris à des postes de direction. En 2021, elle rejoint le conseil d’administration de The Global FoofBanking Network, une organisation internationale à but non lucratif qui œuvre pour mettre fin à la famine dans plus de 40 pays.

 

Elaine Sullivan | 60 ans | Cofondatrice-PDG, Keltic Pharma Therapeutics | Irlande

Elaine Sullivan possède plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie pharmaceutique et elle a récemment cofondé Keltic Pharma Therapeutics. Elle a également cofondé la société Carrick Therapeutics, où elle a occupé le poste de PDG et supervisé la première phase de financement de la société en 2016 (95 millions de dollars, soit 83,8 millions d’euros). En 2018, elle a remporté le prix EY de l’entrepreneur émergent de l’année. Elle a occupé à plusieurs reprises le rôle de vice-présidente au sein d’équipes de gestion de la recherche et du développement, dans un premier temps chez AstraZeneca puis chez Eli Lilly and Company.

 

Samia Suluhu Hassan | 61 ans | Présidente, Tanzanie

Samia Suluhu Hassan est la sixième et actuelle présidente de la Tanzanie. Elle est la première femme à accéder au plus haut poste de l’État du pays. Elle est devenue présidente après le décès de l’ancien président tanzanien, John Magufuli, en mars 2021. Ancienne vice-présidente de la Tanzanie, Samia Suluhu Hasssan a commencé sa carrière politique en 2000, lorsqu’elle a été élue en tant que membre du siège spécial de la Chambre des représentants de Zanzibar, avant d’être nommée ministre par le président Amani Karume. Elle était alors la seule femme ministre au sein du gouvernement.

 

Stefania Triva | 57 ans | Présidente-PDG, Copan | Italie

Stefania Trivia est la PDG de COPAN, une entreprise italienne qui fabrique des dispositifs de collecte et de transport pour les tests de diagnostics, la génomique et la médecine légale. Depuis son arrivée à la tête de l’entreprise en 2014, à l’âge de 50 ans, elle a contribué à faire prospérer l’entreprise familiale, qui est l’un des plus grands fabricants mondiaux d’écouvillons pour réaliser des prélèvements dans le cadre, notamment, de tests PCR. Grâce à Stefania Trivia, COPAN est l’un des principaux acteurs dans son domaine d’expertise, avec près de 250 millions de dollars de revenus en 2020 (environ 221 millions d’euros).

 

Donatella Versace | 66 ans | Directrice de la création, Versace | Italie

Après l’assassinat de Gianni Versace en 1997, sa jeune sœur Donatella a pris les rênes de la célèbre maison de couture italienne. Au fil des ans, elle a créé de nombreuses pièces emblématiques, comme la robe jungle plongeante de J.Lo pour les Grammy Awards en 2000. En 2018, à l’âge de 63 ans, elle a réalisé le plus gros contrat de sa vie : la vente de Versaceà Michael Kors pour 2,1 milliards de dollars (environ 1,9 milliard d’euros). Donatella Versace reste la directrice de la création et le visage public de la marque.

 

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Margrethe Vestager | 53 ans | Commissaire à la Concurrence, Commission européenne | Danemark

Margrethe Vestager a passé deux décennies au sein du gouvernement danois avant de décrocher le poste de commissaire européenne à la Concurrence en 2014, un poste qui lui permet de demander des comptes aux plus grandes entreprises technologiques du monde. Depuis 2019, elle est également la vice-présidente exécutive de la Commission européenne et elle œuvre pour une Europe adaptée à l’ère du numérique. Depuis son arrivée à la Commission européenne, elle a pris des mesures contre Apple, Amazon, Facebook et d’autres grandes entreprises. En 2018, Margrethe Vestager a infligé à Google une amende record de 4,34 milliards d’euros pour abus de position dominante sur le marché.

 

Corinne Vigreux | 57 ans | Cofondatrice, TomTom | France

Cofondatrice de TomTom, une société de GPS et de cartographie dont la capitalisation boursière s’élève à 1 milliard d’euros, Corinne Vigreux est l’une des fondatrices les plus importantes en Europe. Elle utilise sa position pour aider d’autres femmes à suivre son exemple. En 2018, elle a ouvert Codam, une école de codage sans frais de scolarité à Amsterdam. « Il est important pour la société d’enseigner les compétences numériques à tout le monde, d’autant plus que l’automatisation va toucher tous les emplois au cours de la prochaine décennie », a-t-elle récemment déclaré.

 

Anca Vlad | 64 ans | Fondatrice, Fildas-Catena | Roumanie

Décrite comme la femme la plus puissante du monde des affaires roumain, Anca Vlad est la fondatrice du groupe pharmaceutique Fildas-Catena, le principal acteur du marché roumain de la distribution pharmaceutique. Lors du Capital Gala en 2019, elle a été nommée femme d’affaires la plus puissante de Roumanie et elle est arrivée en tête du classement des femmes les plus influentes de Roumanie. L’année dernière, elle a été élue au comité exécutif de la European Family Business Federation, basée à Bruxelles.

 

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Ursula von der Leyen | 63 ans | Présidente, Commissione européenne | Allemagne

En 2019, Ursula von der Leyen est devenue la première femme présidente de la Commission européenne, l’organe exécutif de l’Union européenne. À ce titre, elle est responsable de la législation européenne, dont les mesures touchent près de 750 millions d’Européens. Avant sa nomination, elle a fait partie du gouvernement allemand, où elle a occupé le poste de ministre de la Défense. Elle a été félicitée pour le succès discret de la réponse européenne face à la pandémie. Depuis son entrée en fonction, Ursula von der Leyen a vivement critiqué la Pologne et la Hongrie pour leurs politiques anti-LGBTQ.

 

Filya Zhebrovska | 71 ans | Présidente, Farmak | Ukraine

Elle est l’une des femmes d’affaires les plus riches et les plus prospères d’Ukraine. Filya Zhebrovska a contribué à faire de la société pharmaceutique Farmak l’un des principaux exportateurs de produits pharmaceutiques d’Ukraine. Elle a été la PDG de la société de 1995 à 2007. Depuis 14 ans, elle est la présidente du conseil d’administration. Elle est également titulaire de 100 brevets ukrainiens.

 

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50 over 50 | Les 50 femmes de plus de 50 ans qui réussissent en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique


 

Partout dans le monde, les femmes prouvent que la réussite n’est pas réservée aux moins de 50 ans. Voici les 50 fondatrices, cheffes d’entreprise, responsables politiques, scientifiques et avant-gardistes qui montrent l’exemple en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique.

 

 

Mo Abudu | 57 ans | Fondatrice-PDG, EbonyLife Media | Nigeria

Ancienne mannequin qui a vu une opportunité d’étendre les émissions et les histoires diffusées sur le continent africain, Mo Abudu a fondé EbonyLife en 2013 en tant que réseau de télévision panafricain. L’entreprise s’est développée, tout comme ses opportunités. En 2020, elle a conclu un accord historique avec Netflix portant sur plusieurs titres de films et de programmes télévisés, le premier accord de ce type pour une société de médias africaine. Elle a également des projets en cours avec Sony et AMC. Son objectif est de devenir la conteuse la plus influente d’Afrique, et la plus attachante. « Je suis une femme normale qui vit en Afrique. J’ai la cinquantaine, mon cœur se brise, mon cœur se raccommode, j’ai des aspirations », a-t-elle déclaré en 2020. « Je mérite que mon histoire soit racontée, même si c’est juste quelque chose de quotidien. Il ne doit pas nécessairement s’agir de la traite des esclaves. »

 

Hortensia Herrero | 71 ans | Copropriétaire-Philanthrope | Mercadona | Espagne

Hortensia Herrero possède près de 28 % de Mercadona, la chaîne de supermarchés espagnole qu’elle a contribué à faire croître avec son mari pour atteindre plus de 1600 magasins. Le succès de Mercadona a fait d’Hortensia Herrero une milliardaire et, en 2012, elle a fondé la Fondation Hortensia Herrero pour préserver les arts et la culture à Valence, sa ville natale. La fondation soutient l’art contemporain, la danse et les sites patrimoniaux, notamment les églises. Hortensia Herrero a personnellement investi six millions d’euros dans la restauration de l’église San Nicolás de Valence, qui s’est achevée l’année dernière. En 2021, elle a également fait don de trois millions de seringues aux sites de vaccination covid de Valence.

 

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Angélique Kidjo | 61 ans | Chanteuse et activiste | Bénin

Angélique Kidjo est une chanteuse, compositrice et activiste de renom qui a connu certains de ses plus grands succès après avoir eu 50 ans. La longue liste de ses succès comprend le fait d’avoir remporté trois de ses quatre Grammy Awards et de s’être produite lors de la cérémonie du prix Nobel de la paix en 2011, de l’Assemblée générale des Nations unies en 2015 et de la cérémonie d’ouverture des Jeux olympiques de Tokyo en 2021. Quand elle ne crée pas de musique, Angélique Kidjo est une militante pour les femmes et les enfants en Afrique. Elle a fondé Batonga, une fondation caritative visant à soutenir les efforts d’entrepreneuriat des femmes et l’éducation des filles, en 2006. En 2020, Batonga a géré 173 clubs de leadership (à distance) pour les filles âgées de 10 à 18 ans, et a créé 50 cercles de petites entreprises pour les jeunes femmes entrepreneures qui, à leur tour, ont vu le lancement de 50 nouvelles entreprises.

 

Shulamit Levenberg | 52 ans | Cofondatrice et conseillère scientifique en chef, Aleph Farms | Israël

Shulamit Levenberg a étudié la biologie cellulaire et la formation des tissus pendant toute sa carrière, et elle applique activement ses travaux aux secteurs universitaire et privé : elle dirige un laboratoire d’ingénierie sur les cellules souches et les tissus à l’Institut de technologie d’Israël Technion, et elle est également cofondatrice d’Aleph Farms, une start-up israélienne spécialisée dans la viande cultivée en laboratoire, avec un financement d’environ 118 millions de dollars(environ 104 millions de dollars). Au début de l’année 2021, l’entreprise, qui considère Shulamit Levenberg comme le cerveau de sa propriété intellectuelle, a révélé sa version d’un steak « sans abattage », créé en partie grâce à la technologie de bio-impression 3D. L’année dernière, Shulamit Levenberg a également reçu la première médaille de distinction du Centre Peres pour la Paix et l’Innovation pour ses recherches pionnières ainsi que pour avoir servi de modèle à toutes les femmes et les jeunes filles.

 

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Natalie Massenet | 56 ans | Fondatrice et associée, Imaginary Ventures | Royaume-Uni

Natalie Massenet a commencé sa carrière dans le journalisme de mode et a transformé ses connaissances en entrepreneuriat. Elle a fondé le site de mode de luxe en ligne Net-a-Porter en 2000, l’a transformé en un phénomène et l’a vendu à une société holding suisse en 2010 pour un montant estimé à 50 millions de livres sterling (environ 60 millions d’euros). Après 50 ans, elle a été élevée au rang de Dame et son travail s’est concentré sur la création de la prochaine génération de start-up innovantes (et souvent fondées par des femmes) dans le domaine du e-commerce et du lifestyle. En 2017, elle a cofondé la société de capital-risque Imaginary Ventures, dont les deux fonds, dotés de 75 millions de dollars(environ 66 millions d’euros), ont investi dans des entreprises telles que Everlane, Mejuri, Skims et Daily Harvest.

 

Özlem Türeci | 54 ans | Cofondatrice et directrice médicale, BioNTech | Allemagne

Le nom d’Özlem Türeci restera à jamais synonyme de la pandémie de coronavirus et du vaccin qu’elle a contribué à mettre au point chez BioNTech, la société qu’elle a cofondée en 2008. Médecin et immunologiste de formation (pendant des décennies, elle a recherché des moyens innovants de traiter le cancer), Özlem Türeci a supervisé le « Project Lightspeed » de BioNTech, qui a permis de mettre au point un vaccin à ARN messager pour le covid-19. En collaboration avec Pfizer, la société a commencé à le distribuer au public dès la première année de la pandémie. BioNTech n’est pas sa première entreprise. Avec son mari, Ugur Sahin (cofondateur et PDG de BioNTech), elle a fondé en 2001 la société Ganymed Pharmaceuticals, spécialisée dans les traitements anticancéreux, qu’ils ont vendue pour environ 1,4 milliard de dollars (environ 1,2 milliard d’euros) en 2016.

 

Nadia Al Saeed | 56 ans | PDG, Bank al Etihad | Jordanie

Nadia Al Saeed est une femme influente dans le domaine de la banque et de la finance au Moyen-Orient. Elle est PDG de la Bank al Etihad depuis 2008, et en 2014, elle a lancé le programme de marché des femmes de la banque, Shorouq, pour soutenir la participation économique des femmes dans tout le pays. Ce programme a multiplié par huit la clientèle féminine de la banque. En décembre 2020, Nadia Al Saeed a été élue première femme à la présidence du conseil d’administration de la communauté entrepreneuriale mondiale Endeavor Jordan pour un mandat de trois ans. Elle est coprésidente pour le secteur privé du « Closing the Gender Gap Accelerator » mis en place en Jordanie par le Forum économique mondial et a également été ministre jordanienne des Technologies de l’information et des Communications en 2004.

 

Raja Al Gurg | 66 ans | Directrice générale-Vice-présidente, Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group | Émirats arabes unis

La femme d’affaires Raja Al Gurg est directrice générale et vice-présidente du groupe Easa Saleh Al Gurg, qui est l’un des plus grands conglomérats du Moyen-Orient. Elle est également présidente du Conseil des femmes d’affaires de Dubaï et membre du conseil d’administration de la Chambre de commerce et d’industrie de Dubaï. En 2020, Raja Al Gurg a été décorée de la médaille de Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur par Emmanuel Macron pour ses efforts visant à renforcer le partenariat entre la France et les Émirats arabes unis.

 

Fatima Al Jaber | 57 ans | Membre du conseil d’administration, Al Jaber Group ; Présidente, Al Bashayer Investment Group | Émirats arabes unis

Ingénieure architecte de formation, Fatima Al Jaber est l’une des femmes les plus influentes des Émirats arabes unis. Elle a longtemps été directrice de l’exploitation de Al Jaber Group, un conglomérat de 50 000 employés fondé par son père et dont les activités sont liées à la construction, à la logistique et à la fabrication. Elle siège aujourd’hui au conseil d’administration de la société et préside également le conseil d’administration de Al Bashayer Investment Group, une société d’investissement qui gère 22 milliards de dollars d’actifs (environ 19,4 milliards d’euros) dans le Golfe, au Moyen-Orient et en Asie.

 

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Svetlana Alexievich | 73 ans | Journaliste-historienne | Biélorussie

En 2015, Svetlana Alexievitch est devenue la première femme originaire de Biélorussie à recevoir le prix Nobel de littérature. Critique des régimes dictatoriaux, ses écrits sur la vie soviétique et post-soviétique ont été salués pour l’intérêt porté à l’individu et à l’humanité sous-jacente des personnes prises dans une crise. En 2020, Svetlana Alexievich a rejoint un conseil prônant une transition pacifique du pouvoir lors de l’élection présidentielle biélorusse. Elle est le seul membre de ce conseil à ne pas avoir été arrêté pour sa participation et, à l’automne 2020, elle a quitté la Biélorussie pour l’Allemagne.

 

Raya Ani | 55 ans | Architecte-fondatrice, RAW-NYC | Émirats arabes unis 

Le travail de Raya Ani est en partie inspiré par sa mère, qui rêvait d’être architecte mais qui est devenue professeure d’art. Raya Ani a obtenu son diplôme de premier cycle à l’Université de Bagdad et son diplôme d’études supérieures au MIT. Au cours des décennies qui ont suivi, son travail l’a menée des Ahwar du sud de l’Irak inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO au complexe sportif Aspire au Qatar. Pendant des années, Raya Ani a été désignée comme l’une des meilleures architectes du Moyen-Orient, et elle a été la designer responsable du pavillon irakien de l’Expo 2020 Dubaï.

 

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Anne Boden | 62 ans | Fondatrice et PDG, Starling Bank | Royaume-Uni

Lassée du système bancaire britannique, Anne Boden a créé sa propre banque numérique, Starling, en 2014. Avant de rejoindre le boom de la fintech à la cinquantaine, Anne Boden a eu une brillante carrière de 30 ans chez de nombreux poids lourds de la finance, dont la Royal Bank of Scotland. Starling, qui a remporté le titre de meilleure banque britannique chaque année depuis 2018, compte aujourd’hui près de 8 milliards de livres sterling de dépôts (environ 7,1 milliards d’euros) et plus de deux millions de comptes clients. Les mémoires d’Anne Boden, Banking On It : How I Disrupted an Industry, ont été publiées en 2020.

 

Laurel Bowden | 56 ans | Associée, 83North | Royaume-Uni

Laurel Bowden est associée chez 83North, la société mondiale de capital-risque anciennement connue sous le nom de Greylock IL. En 2019, la société a levé 300 millions de dollars de fonds (environ 265 millions d’euros) pour investir en Europe et en Israël. Elle a rejoint l’entreprise en 2008 et a réalisé une sortie importante cette année-là lorsque la start-up de paiement Zettle a été acquise par PayPal pour 2,2 milliards de dollars (environ 1,9 milliard d’euros). Elle a également dirigé des investissements dans le service de livraison Just Eat, ainsi que dans les sociétés de logiciels Hybris et Qliktech. Elle est un investisseur providentiel dans des entreprises comme Fizzback et Wix.

 

Emmanuelle Charpentier | 53 ans | Cofondatrice-Scientifique | France

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Emmanuelle Charpentier, la française est Prix Nobel

Après avoir passé des années à dépendre de subventions à court terme pour financer ses travaux, Emmanuelle Charpentier, microbiologiste, n’a pas pu employer son propre technicien de laboratoire avant ses 45 ans. Cette aide a rapidement porté ses fruits : à 51 ans, elle a remporté le prix Nobel de chimie 2020 pour la découverte d’une technique d’édition génétique révolutionnaire, partageant cette distinction habituellement dominée par les hommes avec sa collègue américaine Jennifer Doudna. La société de thérapie génique qu’elle a cofondée, CRISPR Therapeutics, est entrée en bourse en 2016 et affiche désormais une capitalisation boursière de plus de 5 milliards de dollars (environ 4,4 milliards de dollars).

 

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Maria Grazia Chiuri | 57 ans | Directrice artistique, Christian Dior | Italie

Élevée à Rome par une mère couturière, Maria Grazia Chiuri a plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie de la mode. Elle a commencé comme créatrice de sacs à main chez Fendi. Après avoir eu 50 ans, elle a franchi une étape importante dans sa carrière et est devenue la première femme à diriger la célèbre maison Christian Dior depuis la création de la marque en 1946. Avant sa nomination, elle a occupé pendant huit ans le poste de codirectrice de la création de Valentino.

 

Judi Dench | 87 ans | Actrice | Royaume-Uni

Bien que Judi Dench ait fait ses débuts professionnels en 1957, elle a remporté son seul Oscar à l’âge de 64 ans : celui de la meilleure actrice dans un second rôle pour son rôle de la reine Elizabeth I dans le film Shakespeare In Love en 1998. Elle a reçu de nombreux autres honneurs, notamment le titre de Dame en 1988, six British Academy Film Awards, sept Olivier Awards et un Tony. Elle soutient de nombreuses organisations caritatives, dont Calibre Audio, un service de livres audio « gratuit à vie » pour toute personne souffrant d’un handicap qui rend la lecture difficile.

 

Judy Dlamini | 62 ans | Fondatrice et présidente exécutive, Mbekani Group | Afrique du Sud

Judy Dlamini a commencé sa carrière en tant que médecin avant de se reconvertir dans le monde des affaires et de lancer en 1996 sa société Mbekani Group, un conglomérat dont les entreprises vont du matériel chirurgical au prêt-à-porter de luxe. Son livre paru en 2017, Equal but Different, analyse l’intersectionnalité de la race, du genre et de la classe sociale dans les carrières des femmes dirigeantes. Elle est présidente de l’université de Witwatersrand et siège également au conseil d’administration du GBVF Response Fund.

 

Rebecca Enonchong | 54 ans | Fondatrice et PDG, AppsTech | Cameroun

Cette entrepreneure technologique camerounaise dirige AppsTech, un fournisseur mondial de solutions d’applications d’entreprise, qu’elle a fondé en 1999. En 2015, elle a cofondé I/O Spaces, un espace de coworking inclusif. Elle est connue pour son travail de promotion de la technologie en Afrique et préside l’African Center for Technology, Innovation and Ventures Spaces depuis 2010. Elle a été nommée « Global Leader for Tomorrow » par le Forum économique mondial. En 2021, Rebecca Enonchong a été confirmée au poste de vice-présidente du conseil d’administration de la Fondation pour l’OMS.

 

Delphine Ernotte | 55 ans | Présidente, Union européenne de radio-télévision | France

En 2015, Delphine Ernotte est devenue la première femme PDG de France Télévisions. En 2020, elle a été élue première femme présidente de l’Union européenne de radio-télévision, une alliance de 115 organisations de médias de service public en Europe. Elle est également membre du Groupe de travail mondial pour les médias publics depuis sa fondation en 2019, qui a pour mandat de défendre les intérêts et les valeurs des médias publics à l’échelle mondiale.

 

Bernardine Evaristo | 62 ans | Auteure | Royaume-Uni

Romancière, poète, dramaturge, essayiste et militante primée, Bernardine Evaristo a remporté le Booker Prize en 2019 pour son roman Fille, femme, autre. Elle est la première femme noire et la première personne noire britannique à remporter le prestigieux prix en 50 ans d’histoire. En 2020, elle est devenue la première femme noire à figurer en tête du classement des livres de poche de fiction au Royaume-Uni. Elle s’est également exprimée sur le manque d’histoires sur et par les femmes âgées dans la fiction britannique.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Kristalina Georgieva. | Source : Getty Images

Kristalina Georgieva | 68 ans | Directrice générale, Fonds monétaire international | Bulgarie

Kristalina Georgieva a été nommée à la tête du FMI en 2019, ce qui fait d’elle la première personne issue d’un marché émergent à diriger l’organisme. Malgré la tradition selon laquelle les candidats au FMI ne doivent pas avoir plus de 65 ans au début de leur mandat, cette règle a été levée pour Kristalina Georgieva. En 2021, le conseil d’administration du FMI lui a accordé un vote de confiance après des allégations selon lesquelles elle aurait manipulé des données pendant son mandat de haut fonctionnaire de la Banque mondiale, où elle a débuté comme économiste de l’environnement en 1993.

 

Sarah Gilbert | 59 ans | Vaccinologue, Université d’Oxford | Royaume-Uni

Sarah Gilbert a dirigé le développement du vaccin covid-19 à l’Université d’Oxford et est devenue un visage de la lutte pour mettre fin à la pandémie. L’année dernière, la co-inventrice du vaccin Oxford/AstraZeneca a reçu une distinction honorifique et une poupée Barbie a même été fabriquée en son honneur. Environ deux milliards de doses du vaccin ont été distribuées à plus de 170 pays depuis son autorisation d’urgence au Royaume-Uni fin 2020.

 

Esther Hayut | 68 ans | Juge en chef, Cour suprême | Israël

Décrite par le Jerusalem Post comme étant « en passe de figurer parmi les juges en chef les plus influents d’Israël », Esther Hayut a été nommée juge en chef en 2017. Lorsqu’elle a prêté serment, elle s’est engagée à « défendre » la cour contre les tentatives d’affaiblissement à motivation politique. Née de deux survivants roumains de l’Holocauste, elle a été élevée par ses grands-parents en Israël et est aujourd’hui considérée comme l’une des femmes les plus puissantes du pays.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Barbara Jatta. | Source : Getty Images

Barbara Jatta | 59 ans | Directrice, Musées du Vatican | Cité du Vatican

Barbara Jatta, une historienne de l’art italienne, est à la tête de l’un des musées les plus visités au monde depuis 2016. Elle est la première femme à occuper ce poste, qui supervise les quelque 70 000 œuvres d’art des musées du Vatican (dont la peinture de Michel-Ange sur le plafond de la chapelle Sixtine). Barbara Jatta a été saluée pour avoir mené de nombreuses initiatives novatrices depuis sa prise de fonction, notamment la numérisation de la bibliothèque du Vatican et la création de visites virtuelles interactives, qui ont remporté un franc succès dans le monde entier pendant la pandémie.

 

Kasia Kieli | 55 ans | PDG, Discovery EMEA | Pologne

Kasia Kieli a fondé le bureau polonais du géant américain des médias Discovery en 2000. Ayant commencé avec une équipe de deux personnes, elle supervise aujourd’hui plus de 4000 employés et est responsable de la plus grande opération internationale de Discovery, qui compte plus d’un milliard de téléspectateurs annuels. En 2018, elle a dirigé le rachat par Discovery de TVN, le radiodiffuseur numéro 1 en Pologne. En décembre dernier, l’entreprise a survécu à une proposition de loi qui aurait empêché les entreprises étrangères de détenir une participation majoritaire dans les médias audiovisuels polonais.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Christine Lagarde. | Source : Getty Images

Christine Lagarde | 66 ans | Présidente, Banque centrale européenne | France

En 2011, à 55 ans, Christine Lagarde a été la première femme nommée à la tête du FMI. En 2019, elle est devenue la première femme présidente de la Banque centrale européenne, un rôle qui la place en charge de la politique monétaire qui affecte près de 750 millions d’Européens. Elle est intimement convaincue de la réforme du genre dans le secteur de la finance.

 

Anne-Marie Lagrange | 59 ans | Astrophysicienne | France

Anne-Marie Lagrange est une astrophysicienne qui travaille à l’Institut de Grenoble en France depuis 1990. Une grande partie de sa carrière a été consacrée à l’analyse de l’étoile Beta Pictoris dans la constellation du Peintre. En 2019, elle a dirigé une équipe mondiale pour découvrir une nouvelle planète dans cette constellation. En plus d’une multitude de prix scientifiques, elle a reçu la Légion d’honneur, la plus haute distinction française, en 2012, et l’Ordre national du mérite en 2015.

 

Susanna Mälkki | 52 ans | Cheffe d’orchestre principal, Orchestre philharmonique d’Helsinki | Finlande

En 2016, Susanna Mälkki, cheffe d’orchestre et violoncelliste finlandaise, a été la première femme nommée chef d’orchestre principal de l’Orchestre philharmonique d’Helsinki, qui existe depuis 144 ans. Elle a fait ses débuts au Carnegie Hall avec l’Orchestre philharmonique de New York ce mois-ci. Après avoir annoncé qu’elle quitterait son poste actuel à la fin de la saison 2022-2023, elle est pressentie pour être la prochaine directrice musicale de l’Orchestre philharmonique de New York, ce qui ferait d’elle la première femme à occuper ce poste.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Pat McGrath. | Source : Getty Images

Pat McGrath | 56 ans | Fondatrice, Pat McGrath Labs | Royaume-Uni

Issue d’une famille de la classe ouvrière, Pat McGrath est devenue la première maquilleuse à être élevée au rang de Dame en 2021. Aujourd’hui considérée comme l’une des maquilleuses les plus influentes au monde, Pat McGrath a accédé à la notoriété grâce à ses collaborations avec la créatrice Miuccia Prada et le photographe Steven Meisel. En 2015, alors qu’elle allait avoir 50 ans, elle a lancé Pat McGrath Labs. Ses lignes et ses collaborations (avec des marques comme Supreme et des magasins haut de gamme comme Selfridges) se vendent régulièrement rapidement après leur lancement.

 

Sarah McPhee | 67 ans | Directrice du conseil d’administration | Suède

Sarah McPhee a commencé sa carrière au Mozambique en tant que responsable de programme pour les Nations Unies, mais elle a rapidement rejoint le secteur de l’économie. Après avoir obtenu un diplôme d’études supérieures à la Stockholm School of Economics, Sarah McPhee a dirigé des divisions commerciales chez PwC, GE Capital et plusieurs fonds de pension suédois. De 2008 à 2015, elle a dirigé le fonds d’investissement suédois SPP Pension et, depuis, elle est devenue une administratrice très demandée, siégeant au comité exécutif de la licorne des paiements Klarna, du géant industriel suédois Axel Johnson et de Houdini Sportswear.

 

Martina Merz | 58 ans | PDG, Thyssenkrupp | Allemagne

En 2019, l’ingénieure Martina Merz est devenue la première femme à diriger l’une des grandes entreprises industrielles allemandes lorsqu’elle a été nommée directrice générale du conglomérat allemand. Avec plus de 100 000 employés et un chiffre d’affaires d’environ 38 milliards de dollars (environ 33,5 milliards d’euros) pour l’exercice 2020-2021,Thyssenkrupp est l’un des plus grands producteurs d’acier au monde. Auparavant, Martina Merz a travaillé pendant plus de deux décennies chez Bosch et, plus récemment, elle a été PDG de Chassis Brakes International.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Dr Matshidiso Moeti. | Source : Getty Images

Dr Matshidiso Moeti | 57 ans | Directrice du Bureau régional pour l’Afrique, Organisation mondiale de la Santé | Botswana

En 2015, à l’âge de 50 ans, Matshidiso Moeti est entrée dans l’histoire en devenant la première femme à occuper le poste de directrice régionale de l’OMS pour l’Afrique. Réélue pour un second mandat de cinq ans en 2020, elle a promis d’œuvrer en faveur de l’accélération des efforts régionaux pour atteindre la couverture sanitaire universelle. Originaire du Botswana, Matshidiso Moeti a rejoint le Bureau régional de l’OMS pour l’Afrique en 1999. Elle y a occupé plusieurs postes, dont celui de directrice régionale adjointe.

 

Louisa Mojela | 65 ans | Cofondatrice-PDG, Wiphold | Afrique du Sud

Louisa Mojela est l’une des fondatrices de Wiphold, la première plateforme d’investissement d’Afrique du Sud détenue par des femmes et centrée sur les femmes. Louisa Mojela et ses associées ont lancé le fonds en 1994 avec un capital de départ de 500 000 rands (environ 28 494 euros). Aujourd’hui, le portefeuille de la société est évalué à plus de 2 milliards de rands (113 973 460 euros). En 2021, Louisa Mojela a reçu un doctorat honorifique de l’université de Stellenbosch pour avoir contribué à l’émancipation des femmes en Afrique. Elle a récemment diversifié ses intérêts commerciaux : en 2018, elle a fondé Bophelo BioScience & Wellness, une start-up de cannabis médical au Lesotho.

 

Helena Morrissey | 56 ans | Fondatrice, 30 % Club | Royaume-Uni

Helena Louise Morrissey (baronne Morrissey) est célèbre pour avoir fondé le 30 % Club, un mouvement œuvrant en faveur de conseils d’administration plus équilibrés entre les genres. Elle est également la présidente de la société d’investissement Diversity Project. Mère de neuf enfants, elle a occupé le poste de PDG de Newton Investment Management, un fonds d’investissement de 50 milliards de livres (60 milliards d’euros), pendant 15 ans avant d’être élevée au rang de baronne et nommée à la Chambre des lords en 2020.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Leena Nair. | Source : Getty Images

Leena Nair | 52 ans | PDG, Chanel | Royaume-Uni

Début 2022, Leena Nair, cheffe d’entreprise britannico-indienne et PDG de Chanel, a pris les rênes de la célèbre maison de couture française fondée par Coco Chanel. Elle est ainsi devenue la plus jeune PDG de Chanel, tout en étant la première femme et le première personne d’origine asiatique à accéder à cette fonction. La décision de nommer Leena Nair à la tête de Chanel a été largement saluée et certains observateurs ont même suggéré que sa nomination pourrait marquer la fin d’une « approche colonialiste » de la mode. Avant d’arriver chez Chanel, Leena Nair a travaillé pour Unilever en tant que responsable des ressources humaines. Elle a été la plus jeune et la première femme d’origine asiatique à accéder à cette fonction.

 

Chi-chi Nwanoku | 65 ans | Fondatrice, Chineke! Orchestra | Royaume-Uni

D’origine nigériane et irlandaise, Chi-chi Nwanoku est la fondatrice de l’orchestre Chineke! Orchestra, le premier orchestre professionnel junior d’Europe composé de musiciens de différentes origines ethniques. Contrebassiste et professeure de musique à la Royal Academy of Music de Londres, Chi-chi Nwanoku a fondé l’orchestre, car elle a constaté que, malgré ses trente années passées dans le monde de la musique classique, elle était toujours la seule personne de couleur sur scène.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. | Source : Getty Images

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala | 67 ans | Directrice générale, Organisation mondiale du commerce | Nigeria

Experte en économie mondiale, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala est la première femme et la première Africaine à occuper le poste de directrice générale de l’OMC, l’organisme de réglementation du commerce. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala a également été deux fois ministre des Finances du Nigeria et elle a brièvement occupé le poste de ministre des Affaires étrangères (elle a été la première femme nommée à ces deux fonctions). Elle est également la présidente du conseil d’administration de Gavi, l’Alliance du vaccin, depuis 2016. Enfin, elle a fondé la toute première organisation locale de sondage d’opinion du Nigeria, NOI-Polls.

 

Ana Proykova | 70 ans | Physicienne-mathématicienne | Bulgarie

Physicienne numérique, Ana Proykova est professeure-chercheuse à l’université de Sofia et dirige le laboratoire de High Performance Computing (calcul haute performance, NDLR) de Sofia Tech Park. Ses travaux sont régulièrement cités dans les revues spécialisées et elle a travaillé avec les meilleures universités du monde. Elle défend la cause des femmes dans le domaine des sciences, de la technologie et de l’ingénierie. Elle a également cofondé le Bulgarian Center for Women in Technology. Enfin, elle a présidé le comité pour l’égalité des chances de la Société européenne de physique et l’Association bulgare des femmes universitaires.

 

Jennifer Riria | 71 ans | Membre fondatrice, Kenya Women Finance Trust Microfinance Bank | Kenya

Jennifer Riria est l’une des membres fondatrices de la KWFT Microfinance Bank. Elle siège au conseil d’administration depuis 1991. Par ailleurs, Jennifer Riria est la PDG du groupe Echo Network Africa, anciennement Kenya Women Holding, qui est une institution de développement dirigée par des femmes et au service des femmes. Elle a dirigé la KWFT Microfinance Bank pendant plus de trois décennies. Elle a contribué à transformer cette ONG non rentable en une des plus grandes banques de microfinance du Kenya. KWFT a permis de financer les projets de plus de trois millions de femmes à l’aide d’une enveloppe de 3 milliards de dollars (2,6 milliards d’euros).

 

Carme Ruscalleda i Serra | 69 ans | Cheffe-restauratrice | Espagne

Célèbre cheffe autodidacte, Carme Ruscalleda i Serra a ouvert son premier restaurant, Sant Pau, en 1988 avec son mari en Catalogne. Le restaurant a décroché trois étoiles au Michelin, mais a fermé ses portes fin 2018. Avec six étoiles au Michelin, Carme Ruscalleda i Serra est la première cheffe catalane à avoir décroché autant de ces précieuses distinctions. Elle a ouvert d’autres restaurants, notamment le Sant Pau à Tokyo en 2004 et Moments à l’hôtel Mandarin Oriental de Barcelone en 2009. Elle a également publié plusieurs livres de cuisine.

 

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Palmarès 50 over 50 | Fatma Soumara. | Source : Getty Images

Fatma Samoura | 59 ans | Secrétaire générale, FIFA | Sénégal

Fatma Samoura est une pionnière dans le monde du sport. En juin 2016, à l’âge de 53 ans, elle est devenue la première femme et la première Africaine à occuper le poste de secrétaire générale de la FIFA. Depuis sa nomination, le nombre de femmes employées par l’organisation du football mondial a augmenté, y compris à des postes de direction. En 2021, elle rejoint le conseil d’administration de The Global FoofBanking Network, une organisation internationale à but non lucratif qui œuvre pour mettre fin à la famine dans plus de 40 pays.

 

Elaine Sullivan | 60 ans | Cofondatrice-PDG, Keltic Pharma Therapeutics | Irlande

Elaine Sullivan possède plus de 25 ans d’expérience dans l’industrie pharmaceutique et elle a récemment cofondé Keltic Pharma Therapeutics. Elle a également cofondé la société Carrick Therapeutics, où elle a occupé le poste de PDG et supervisé la première phase de financement de la société en 2016 (95 millions de dollars, soit 83,8 millions d’euros). En 2018, elle a remporté le prix EY de l’entrepreneur émergent de l’année. Elle a occupé à plusieurs reprises le rôle de vice-présidente au sein d’équipes de gestion de la recherche et du développement, dans un premier temps chez AstraZeneca puis chez Eli Lilly and Company.

 

Samia Suluhu Hassan | 61 ans | Présidente, Tanzanie

Samia Suluhu Hassan est la sixième et actuelle présidente de la Tanzanie. Elle est la première femme à accéder au plus haut poste de l’État du pays. Elle est devenue présidente après le décès de l’ancien président tanzanien, John Magufuli, en mars 2021. Ancienne vice-présidente de la Tanzanie, Samia Suluhu Hasssan a commencé sa carrière politique en 2000, lorsqu’elle a été élue en tant que membre du siège spécial de la Chambre des représentants de Zanzibar, avant d’être nommée ministre par le président Amani Karume. Elle était alors la seule femme ministre au sein du gouvernement.

 

Stefania Triva | 57 ans | Présidente-PDG, Copan | Italie

Stefania Trivia est la PDG de COPAN, une entreprise italienne qui fabrique des dispositifs de collecte et de transport pour les tests de diagnostics, la génomique et la médecine légale. Depuis son arrivée à la tête de l’entreprise en 2014, à l’âge de 50 ans, elle a contribué à faire prospérer l’entreprise familiale, qui est l’un des plus grands fabricants mondiaux d’écouvillons pour réaliser des prélèvements dans le cadre, notamment, de tests PCR. Grâce à Stefania Trivia, COPAN est l’un des principaux acteurs dans son domaine d’expertise, avec près de 250 millions de dollars de revenus en 2020 (environ 221 millions d’euros).

 

Donatella Versace | 66 ans | Directrice de la création, Versace | Italie

Après l’assassinat de Gianni Versace en 1997, sa jeune sœur Donatella a pris les rênes de la célèbre maison de couture italienne. Au fil des ans, elle a créé de nombreuses pièces emblématiques, comme la robe jungle plongeante de J.Lo pour les Grammy Awards en 2000. En 2018, à l’âge de 63 ans, elle a réalisé le plus gros contrat de sa vie : la vente de Versaceà Michael Kors pour 2,1 milliards de dollars (environ 1,9 milliard d’euros). Donatella Versace reste la directrice de la création et le visage public de la marque.

 

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Margrethe Vestager | 53 ans | Commissaire à la Concurrence, Commission européenne | Danemark

Margrethe Vestager a passé deux décennies au sein du gouvernement danois avant de décrocher le poste de commissaire européenne à la Concurrence en 2014, un poste qui lui permet de demander des comptes aux plus grandes entreprises technologiques du monde. Depuis 2019, elle est également la vice-présidente exécutive de la Commission européenne et elle œuvre pour une Europe adaptée à l’ère du numérique. Depuis son arrivée à la Commission européenne, elle a pris des mesures contre Apple, Amazon, Facebook et d’autres grandes entreprises. En 2018, Margrethe Vestager a infligé à Google une amende record de 4,34 milliards d’euros pour abus de position dominante sur le marché.

 

Corinne Vigreux | 57 ans | Cofondatrice, TomTom | France

Cofondatrice de TomTom, une société de GPS et de cartographie dont la capitalisation boursière s’élève à 1 milliard d’euros, Corinne Vigreux est l’une des fondatrices les plus importantes en Europe. Elle utilise sa position pour aider d’autres femmes à suivre son exemple. En 2018, elle a ouvert Codam, une école de codage sans frais de scolarité à Amsterdam. « Il est important pour la société d’enseigner les compétences numériques à tout le monde, d’autant plus que l’automatisation va toucher tous les emplois au cours de la prochaine décennie », a-t-elle récemment déclaré.

 

Anca Vlad | 64 ans | Fondatrice, Fildas-Catena | Roumanie

Décrite comme la femme la plus puissante du monde des affaires roumain, Anca Vlad est la fondatrice du groupe pharmaceutique Fildas-Catena, le principal acteur du marché roumain de la distribution pharmaceutique. Lors du Capital Gala en 2019, elle a été nommée femme d’affaires la plus puissante de Roumanie et elle est arrivée en tête du classement des femmes les plus influentes de Roumanie. L’année dernière, elle a été élue au comité exécutif de la European Family Business Federation, basée à Bruxelles.

 

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Ursula von der Leyen | 63 ans | Présidente, Commissione européenne | Allemagne

En 2019, Ursula von der Leyen est devenue la première femme présidente de la Commission européenne, l’organe exécutif de l’Union européenne. À ce titre, elle est responsable de la législation européenne, dont les mesures touchent près de 750 millions d’Européens. Avant sa nomination, elle a fait partie du gouvernement allemand, où elle a occupé le poste de ministre de la Défense. Elle a été félicitée pour le succès discret de la réponse européenne face à la pandémie. Depuis son entrée en fonction, Ursula von der Leyen a vivement critiqué la Pologne et la Hongrie pour leurs politiques anti-LGBTQ.

 

Filya Zhebrovska | 71 ans | Présidente, Farmak | Ukraine

Elle est l’une des femmes d’affaires les plus riches et les plus prospères d’Ukraine. Filya Zhebrovska a contribué à faire de la société pharmaceutique Farmak l’un des principaux exportateurs de produits pharmaceutiques d’Ukraine. Elle a été la PDG de la société de 1995 à 2007. Depuis 14 ans, elle est la présidente du conseil d’administration. Elle est également titulaire de 100 brevets ukrainiens.

 

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