Diversity Spotlight at Global Blockchain Summit: Launch of 'Global Women in Blockchain' Panel and Formal US Introduction of GWB
Key Points:

- Global Women in Blockchain (GWB) Overview:

  - GWB is the first international umbrella organization aiming to activate and accelerate partnerships among women in the blockchain sector.

  - Non-profit in nature, with a focus on injecting diversity into the tech industry and empowering women through various channels.

  - Objectives include leading in blockchain education, development, and promotion.

  - Aspires to have at least one female delegate per country, fostering an ecosystem of trust, support, inclusion, conscious leadership, and socio-economic advancement.

- Launch at Global Blockchain Summit (GBS):

  - The formal US launch of GWB took place in Denver, Colorado, at the Global Blockchain Summit on April 19th & 20th, 2018.

  - The launch was featured in an upcoming documentary focusing on GWB as an organization and part of the women in tech social movement.

  - Shaun Frankson, co-founder of The Plastic Bank, was a keynote speaker at the Summit.

  - Nina Nichols, GWB founder, made an exciting announcement live on stage.

- Prominent Women Speakers at GBS:

  - The GBS, focusing on diversity, equality, and women in blockchain, featured a lineup of internationally renowned blockchain experts.

  - Some notable women speakers (many of whom are GWB members) included:

    - Youngsook Park, Co-Chair of the Global ICO Association and Chair of GWB South Korea

    - Carolina Abenante, Founder of NYIAX

    - Eileen Quenin, VP Disney’s Dragonchain

    - Raine Revere, Co-founder of Maiden and former Lead Architect ShapeShift Prism

    - Juliet Annerino, Founder ReputationCheck.io

    - Pamela Norton, Founder and CEO of Borsetta

    - Emily, CMO of ShapeShift

    - Kristen Ragusin, SVP & Wealth Management Advisor Merrill Lynch

    - Yev Muchnik, EsqLegal & Nomos

    - Mila Popovich, Global Chair GWB, Chair World Academy of Arts & Science

- GWB Launch Activities:

  - Dr. Youngsook Park, a GWB Advisor and South Korea Chair, flew in from Seoul along with her Korean delegation for the launch.

  - Mila Popovich, GWB Global Chair, announced GWB’s Asian launch at the Global Leaders Summit in Seoul.

- Global Blockchain Summit Co-founder's Perspective:

  - Global Blockchain Summit co-founder John Carpenter emphasized the transformative role of women in the blockchain revolution.

  - The summit aimed to connect individuals applying blockchain to drive positive changes in their respective sectors.

- Discount Offer:

  - Summit attendees were offered a 40% discount on ticket prices for the Global Blockchain Summit using the code GWB.

- GWB Breakfast Event:

  - GWB hosted a breakfast event sponsored by NYIAX, co-founded by Carolina Abenante, a GWB Advisor.

- Overall Impact:

  - GWB seeks to serve as a global aggregator for women leaders in the blockchain space, providing a platform for sharing, learning, and expanding roles in the industry.

This summary highlights the key aspects of GWB's launch at the Global Blockchain Summit, featuring prominent women speakers and a focus on diversity and empowerment in the blockchain sector.
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