EDUCATION SESSION #1075
Learn how you may create a meaningful legacy
|
|
As the holidays near, it is important to be reminded of being generous. Local female leaders will discuss how they consider the needs of our island, where they have made charitable and philanthropic contributions, and ultimately how we may begin to enhance our communities through social investment. This session will show you how you can make an impact outside the board room and within society.
Following the discussion, share your views informally with colleagues and friends as you network over cocktails and refreshments.
|
|
4:45 PM Registration
5:15 PM Event Begins
|
The program will begin
promptly
at
5:15 PM
; please allow time to get through building security and to register before the event begins. Those arriving after registration has closed will NOT be admitted and will be subject to a "No-Show Fee" (see below).
|
Orbis House
25 Front Street,
Hamilton
, HM 11 , Bermuda
|
|
PARTICIPANTS
Robin Mayor
Lawyer, Insolvency Expert, Philanthropist
Pauline Richards
Accountant, Board Member, Philanthropist
Dr. Myra Virgil
Social Policy Analyst, Grant-making Professional, Philanthropist
Amanda Outerbridge
Moderator
Communications Professional, Journalist, Volunteer
|
|
You may include a non-member guest with your RSVP. If you already RSVP’d please email the
Bermuda
committee with your guest's name, email address and the name of the event.
100WF’s policy is that a non-member may attend one 100WF event as a guest to learn more about 100WF and experience a 100WF event. To attend further events, the guest should register as a 100WF member.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact the
Bermuda
committee.
Visit your
Member Profile RSVPs
to confirm your event registration.
If you have no-show fees or access fees due, the system cannot register you for an event. You can view and pay for any outstanding fees on your
Member Profile
. If you have any membership questions, please contact the
Membership Committee
.
|
|
Robin Mayor
Lawyer, Insolvency Expert, Philanthropist
Robin trained in London as a barrister and practiced at Conyers Dill & Pearman for 34 years before retiring in 2018. She headed insolvency and restructuring at Conyers, working on high-profile turnaround cases and liquidations. A frequent speaker at conferences and seminars around the world, Robin is a regular contributor to industry publications, and has edited and contributed to books on the law and insolvency. A member of the Banking Liaison Committee, and a former President of the Bermuda Bar Association, Robin was the first President of the Restructuring and Insolvency Specialists Association, which she and others created to ensure Bermuda remained competitive in the industry. Robin serves on not-for-profit boards and is an active volunteer as well as a committed philanthropist and supporter of the community.
Pauline Richards
Accountant, Board Member, Philanthropist
Pauline is Chief Operating Officer of Trebuchet Group Holdings Limited and Assistant Secretary of Armour Group Ltd. Previously she was Director of Development for Saltus Grammar School, spearheading a major capital campaign for the school. A qualified chartered accountant, Pauline has also been Chief Financial Officer of Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch (Bermuda) Limited, Treasurer of Gulfstream Financial Limited, and CFO of Aon Group of Companies, Bermuda. In the community she has served as Chair and Treasurer of PRIDE, Deputy Chair of St George’s Foundation, a member of the Social Responsibility Committee at the Christ Presbyterian Church in Warwick and of the Kardias Club. Pauline is a member of the board of directors of Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, Apollo Global Management and Hamilton Insurance Group.
Dr. Myra Virgil
Social Policy Analyst, Grant-making Professional, Philanthropist
Myra has been CEO and Managing Director of the Bermuda Community Foundation since its inception in 2014. Previously, she was Foundation Executive for The Atlantic Philanthropies with responsibility for its social investment in Bermuda. Myra is a qualified social worker and managed a team of youth and family practitioners for the Government of Quebec, where her work was honoured with an award for outstanding service to the community. In Bermuda, Myra was Government’s Director of Human Affairs, and Acting Permanent Secretary, 2007-08. She was a Bermuda College Governor, President of Bermuda High School PTA and continues to volunteer on not-for-profit boards and committees such as Bermuda National Standards Committee. Her PhD is in social science with a concentration in organisational behaviour and psychology; she is a Senior International Fellow of the CUNY Centre on Philanthropy and Civil Society.
Amanda Outerbridge
Communications Professional, Journalist, Volunteer
Amanda was Director of Philanthropy for the XL Group, Executive Director of the XL Foundation, and most recently Head of Communications for the Bermuda Monetary Authority. She was also Executive Director of the Bermuda National Trust for 10 years. As a journalist, she was Assistant Editor of The Royal Gazette, Editor of the Mid-Ocean News and Executive Editor of Bermuda Business Magazine. She has served on a number of government boards, and is currently a member of the Bermuda Community Foundation Board and a volunteer for various non-for-profit organisations.
|
|
Orbis Investments
Founded in 1989, Orbis manages approximately US$33 billion of client assets and has more than 350 employees in eight countries, including 75 at the Bermuda office. Our core skill is bottom-up stock selection using a fundamental, long-term, contrarian investment philosophy, and our primary offering includes a narrow range of long-only equity strategies: Global, International, Japan, and Emerging Markets. Since its inception in 1990, our flagship strategy, Global Equity, has exceeded the MSCI World Index by approximately 5% per annum, net of fees.
|
|
100 Women in Finance
100 Women in Finance's
more than 15,000 members strengthen the global finance industry by empowering women to achieve their professional potential at each career stage. Its members inspire, equip and advocate for a new generation of industry leadership, in which women and men serve as investment professionals and executives, equal in achievement and impact. Through Education, Peer Engagement and Impact, the organization furthers the progress of women who have chosen finance as a career, and enables their positive influence over pre-career young women.
|
|
This event is
NOT FOR ATTRIBUTION
. All 100WF events are private events and we require that no one reports publicly on any aspect of them
.
Space is limited. No walk-ins will be permitted.
100WF No-Show Fee
Admission is free, but there is a $25 charge if you register and cancel OR do not show up OR arrive after registration is closed. Proceeds from No-Show Fees are donated to the beneficiary of 100WF's philanthropic initiatives.
100WF Profile Update
Is your profile up to date? If not, we encourage you to update your
Member Profile
to ensure that you are receiving By Invite Only event invitations and job opportunities, among other targeted and special emails.
100WF Access Fee
Have you paid your access fee? If not please go to
100WF Member Payment
. We appreciate your continued support!
|
|
Please do not reply to this email.
If you have any questions about this event, please contact us at the link shown above or visit our website at
www.100women.org
You received this email because of your interest in 100 Women in Finance. You can update your email preferences and unsubscribe using the SafeUnsubscribe link below. If you are registered as a 100WF Member or Supporter you can update your
registration details
, change your
email preferences
or
unsubscribe
by logging into your
Member Profile
.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
