PGMAG 37 Edition June-July 2022

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH PROF. OLGA MROZ

Powerhouse Global Impact Leader

I remember reading her story in the 7th Powerhouse Global Book project, and she got me thinking… The sun and the unwavering and unconditional love her mother have for her. This woman is an inspiration to so many individuals around the world. She is one of the world’s finest leaders with a heart of service, great style, and taste of opulence. She is phenomenal in her field of play. Her paintings are in the hands of the rich and famous of the society. She is a global impact leader with a difference.

This woman’s name is Prof. Olga Mroz. She is the director Open World and Art Business at Al-Khalifa Business School, and the Editor-In-Chief of AKBS Art Journal. She holds other titles, but she is a true leader with a heart of service.

PGMAG: Prof. Olga, welcome to today’s interview with Lady Anita.

POM: Dear Lady Anita, it is my privilege and honour, and an important factor in times of upheaval and change, to have a dialogue and exchange of views with you. You are a real Leader for me, who moves forward step by step and wins in the end.

PGMAG: You are a phenomenal woman with deep sense of style. When did you realise that you are going to be a successful artist?

POM: I love the smell, play and movement of colours. The brush strokes that allow me to describe my state of mind and express my feelings on canvas have been familiar to me

since childhood. It seems to me that my first acquaintance with painting happened before I was born. Mom, carrying me under her heart, drew children's pictures - a cheerful smiling sun with little men dancing on it.

I organized my first exhibition of paintings in the entrance of our house when I was five years old. They were smiling suns with freckles on their cheeks and big beams that looked like my mom's curls. Mom played a big role in my life. She, like a guardian angel, was there in difficult times. Her words that she whispered to me from the day I was born “You are special, the sun loves you” became the driving force throughout my life. This “feature” required discipline from me, helped me to believe in myself. I learned to paint pictures not only with a brush, but also with my heart.

Yes,

I have released my code. "Life Energy", this is my code, which allowed me to become successful, happy.

Drawing, art has become the image and style of my life. Visiting museums, exhibitions and meeting artists inspire me to search for "My Self” on canvas. So, thanks to H.E. Zakyah Al Qaydi, The Private office of Her Highness Al Nahyan, I visited the Louvre and the Khawla Foundation for Art and Culture in Abu Dhabi, UAE. It inspired me to paint the painting "The Energy of Life", that is in the White House now. For me, art is my journey through fears, doubts, failures and disappointments. But this is the way to success, to joy and harmony in my life. The role of art in human life is invaluable. It brings people together, gives them the opportunity to communicate without words, feel each other's heartache and sympathize.

proudly say that my paintings are in different parts of the globe. Through my paintings, I have the opportunity to evoke feelings, evoke positive emotions, bring joy to people and influence the improvement of life on our planet.

PGMAG: As a leader, what are the keys to building a successful business? POM: No one is born a successful person, everyone strives for success, but only a few of them achieve it. It is important to define your own goals, desires and attitudes. Turn your idea into the goal of life and live this idea. Success in business

is not only how much we earn, it is what kind of person we become by devoting time and a lifetime to our business. Having chosen a business to which we have a soul, and where we can show all our talents, we open the way to success.

We get a sense of confidence that our life is important and meaningful. As for me, I have clearly defined my purpose in business. I want to contribute to the improvement of people's lives, to make the world more open, to bring art, knowledge and culture to the younger generation. This is a big task and a big responsibility. Its

I am grateful to fate, and I can

solution requires great selfconfidence and self-expression in specific cases. I was never satisfied with my achievements; I was flexible and open to new ideas and challenges. An indestructible optimist lives in me.

I am proud that I took part in the international project - BOOK "Cracking the Rich Code". I am officially a #1 international Best-Selling CoAuthor.

Yes, I have released my code. "Life Energy", this is my code,

which allowed me to become successful, happy.

PGMAG: It was such a lovely experience to have spent quality time with you at the recently concluded Powerhouse Global event. Thank you for taking time out to grace the occasion.

POM: I am extremely grateful to you, dear Lady Anita, for inviting me to the Powerhouse Global Summit/Awards May 2022 in England. Those were incredible days. Together with influential Leaders from around

the world, we celebrated everyone's success.

We had a great stage to talk to each other of using different experiences, to act, to make decisions. This Summit gave me a new charge and allowed me to look at my own activities from a different angle. But the main merit belongs to you - the founder and director Powerhouse Global, with positive energy, vision, determination to make the world a better place. I had a special two days. I received the Global Impact

Having selected a group of artists whose paintings interested me and radiated positive energy, I organized a one-day exhibition for the sale of paintings on the street, since I did not have the means to pay for the premises. The paintings were held in the hands of the artists themselves. Although there was not a single sale of paintings, I received a great boost of energy for my further work.

Success was not long in coming. I drew the attention of the press, and I received an invitation to prepare a project in a business firm. Having earned money, I immediately bought the paintings from the artists. That's how I got my first collection of paintings. Thanks to my self-confidence and opportunities, this exhibition has become the starting point of my long-term financial and creative success.

Success motivates me to do good work. Knowing that my work and perseverance requires more professional success and that my efforts are going in the right direction, it motivates me to put in more

success.

Therefore, I need success as a motivation for my growth as a person and as an outlet for global success.

PGMAG: Please tell us more about your business and how it impacts the world.

POM: I am the Professor, honorary Doctor of Art (DA h.c.) and Director Open World and Art Business Program in AlKhalifa Business School (AKBS) UK, the Editor and Chief of AKBS Journal. I am also a Board Member delegate of Art and Culture of the Private Council of H.H. Prince Mahmoud Salah Al Din Assaf.

Al-Khalifa Business School where I work, is focused on E-Learning on technology disrupting, Disruptive Innovation, supports revolutionary changes in education. The school listens to the people and companies that will hire our students, whose success depends on our ability to provide innovative education to students.

part of the global multilingual successful team. I have devoted myself to managing various art projects. All my projects and exhibitions were aimed at the development of social and cultural innovations and were a great success. It also gave maximum financial freedom and independence. It is very important for me to instill and pass on to the younger generation a love for art, discover and support new talents. It is great importance not only for education but also for teaching young people to form a cultural image, a new leader.

As a director of Open World Program in Al-Khalifa Business School, I work under the supervision of AKBS Chairman and Founder H.E. Professor Sir Manuel Freire- Garabal y Nunez. H.E. Professor Sir Manuel is a lawyer and journalist with an MBA and more than 300 courses and specialisations in different areas from IVY league and Elite Business Schools.

I am very proud, that I am a

I have always been flexible and open to new ideas and challenges. During the acute

situation of the Pandemic, we have developed together with Professor Sir Manuel a new project "Art and positive emotions - key success" aimed at improving the work of the team and the working atmosphere in companies. This helped to raise the productivity level and efficiency of firms. However, a radical change was required in the management of firms and, above all, the leaders themselves. We need to know that the new generation of leaders will be different. Who are they, leaders of the future? These are young peopletalented, successful, with a high potential for professionalism. The leader of the future is tolerance, flexibility, and trust. I would like to note that if we want to make changes, we must change ourselves. We must adapt to the progressive evolution of global information technology. My contributions to education and social welfare, and participation in major conferences such as World No.

1 Ritossa Global Family Office Investment Conference, where World Leaders and Elite Family Office Investors unite together

to invest and create a Brighter Future, allow me to positively impact the global improvement of life.

PGMAG: What are the top three keys to winning in life?

POM: Returning home after the conference, I thought about what brought me to the top of my victories. I'm sure it's my job, but it's not just a job, it's a hard job that I chose myself. I chose my own path, my own business, thanks to which I am where I am now. The key to victory is in each of our hands. We just need to open the right door. By opening it, we get a great chance to be successful and happy in life. As a child, I was sure that I wanted to draw pictures. And these are not just paintings, but my suns that will give people positive energy, warmth, light and love.

For me, art in all its manifestations has become the meaning of my life. I studied architecture, theatre, music, cinema, drawing. I have worked on various projects related to art. And now I take all my knowledge and experience to the younger generation. I live

the life that inspired me. I was lucky. My parents supported all my ideas since childhood, helped me to find my way, my self. They had a positive influence on the formation of my personality. For me, the Family plays one of the important values in my life. My mother will soon be 90 years old. But I still listen to her advice, her indispensable experience in life. And my daughter is my closest friend. This is a very important factor for me to always be in time and feel what the younger generation lives and is interested in. Throughout my career, my entire life path, I have been accompanied by loyal and devoted friends, my life companions. I learned to understand and appreciate the selfless support of people close to me, not to be offended by their criticism or lack of time to meet with me.

I am sure that I have opened the right door to victory in life. I do what I love, I have a beloved family and true friends. This is my success.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

POM: Looking back at the beginning of my life, I want to say a big thank you to myself. Like everyone, I had victories and defeats. But each time, in difficult situations, I did not despair, did not give up, looking for a way out. In this case, I turned to art. I painted my picture. They were people dancing in the sun. They called me to life, to love.

Yellow dominated the canvas. It is a bright, cheerful color that represents energy and movement. I felt energized and determined to move forward. I am also grateful to myself for always being a thirsty for knowledge, constantly learning, increasing the level of my knowledge.

Education is the ticket to the future. Taking this opportunity, I want to appeal to young people: it is important to live in such a way as to leave a trace in life. You have the opportunity to achieve success in your life, to have a positive impact on life on our planet, to help make people happier. Do not miss your chance. Do not be afraid of mistakes and failures, defeats on the

way to success, accept sharp challenges, improve knowledge. You are the pillars of the globe, you are the new Leaders.

PGMAG: Thank you so much for your time and we wish you success on your endeavours.

POM: Dear Lady Anita, thank you very much for your interest

in my person and the invitation.

I enjoyed talking with you. It is a great honour and pride for me to appear in your renowned magazines.

PGMAG INTERVIEW WITH RAQUEL MILLER (RM)

PGMAG: Raquel, welcome to today’s interview with Lady Anita.

RM: Lady Anita, thank you for your interest and for providing this forum for discussion.

PGMAG: Please briefly introduce yourself to our readers.

RM: My name is Raquel Miller, and in a sense, I’m another soul on my journey to self-fulfilment, a seeker, looking to understand myself and my place in the world. I’m the founder of Bunchful, a social enterprise that aims to enhance the work of the giving community and to inspire the growth of generosity as a global way of life. I’m also a Caribbean American. I was born in Jamaica, but I cut my teeth in New York, where I now reside, and have, since the 90’s, after I took my passport and left my small island home, one weekend, while my father was away. I had pooled all the money I received from my high school graduation and after ticket and other travel expenses, I landed at JFK with $75, which I thought was just glorious.

PGMAG: It was a great privilege to have spent some time with you at the recently concluded Powerhouse Global Leadership Summit/ Awards event. What where some of your take from the event?

RM: Having been to many leadership conferences, I have a context, a perspective and an expectation which I bring with me, when I attend such events, but the Powerhouse Global Leadership Summit & Awards surpassed any expectations I had - for never had I been at a conference that provided both global perspectives and an opportunity for deep intimacy amongst attendees. It had a kind of rawness and vulnerability that allowed the very spirit of the human soul to shine, like beacons on a hill, each of us spreading our own light, dancing, literally and figuratively, to the beats of our favourite drums. This event was inspired and inspiring, and it was so, because of your leadership, Lady Anita. You have provided a forum for those of us who are answering the call

of our life, a call for service to others, and at the event, you shepherded the fulfilment of our greatest promise for that week. I left the Powerhouse Global Leadership Summit & Awards with some very strong bonds; I found kinship and support, and I was overjoyed to provide the same to others.

PGMAG: Would you agree that the way forward for business growth is ‘collaboration?’

RM: Yes, in fact, I was recently asked this question, and the answer I provided is that there are many ways in which collaboration and partnerships can provide support for communities, while profiting for businesses. Long term and enduring partnerships with peer organizations, where participants engage in skill sharing and other outcomes can help generate big picture ideas and innovation that a business may not have achieved in isolation. There was a time, in the not-toodistant past, when companies only responsibility was to their shareholders, and they were allowed to pillage and plunder

for profits and care nothing about the communities that supported them or their people in service. It was a time when we, in a sense, were complicit with these actions, and we would close our eyes and go to sleep at night, but we have now been called, been roused from slumber. That encroaching noise we hear in the background, those small voices that say, ‘something is not right’, can no longer be ignored, because the dawning realization is that we must work together, and together, through collaborations, we can help build businesses that earn profits for owners and grow benefits for communities.

In fact, I’m thinking of a story a friend told me of a client she had who worked for (Singer) - a sewing machine company. Her client wanted to find a way to give back to the community,

but as a busy executive with precious little time outside of work, she realized that her way of giving back would need to be within the context of her job, so she created a company initiative to teach women in the local area how to sew professionally. She found a space and outfitted it with sewing machines and invited the locals, including women who sewed piecemeal work for a living, and through the initiative, she provided the sewing classes free of cost. What resulted was that the students vastly improved the professional quality of their sewing and were able to create greater income for themselves to support their families, and because they had come to know the quality of the Singer sewing machines, they bought those machines for use and recommended them to friends. This word of mouth spread through to larger neighbourhoods and helped promote the growth of Singer worldwide, as they became a household name, which vastly added to their bottom line and reputation.

I wouldn’t have waited, I wouldn’t have been afraid to let my voice be heard, and I certainly wouldn’t have lived a life that others wanted of me and not one I wanted for myself.

Now, more than ever, we are beginning to understand that the only way forward is together, and when a firm places genuine collaboration at its root, it permeates throughout the organization, and its people lead from that source and find creative ways for the business to thrive, while fulfilling its other aspirational goals. Many enterprises are now giving shape and meaning to initiatives that are for the greater good. Just a few examples are Vista Equity Partners’ commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, across its product portfolio, Amazon employees packing over 200,000 hygiene kits for Ukrainian refugees, Bank of America’s focus on economic

recovery and its partnerships that help address economic and social conditions and crisis prevention. We have also seen internal shifts within corporations like M&T Bank, which has grown its resource groups to further a push for diversity, equity and inclusion for its employees, an initiative I learned about through its local branch in the Forest Hills neighbourhood of Queens, New York.

We are all on a continuum, some ahead and some behind, and when we share the resources we have with those behind us, and ourselves are helped by those ahead, we have an opportunity to realize the great promise of our lives,

together. As the song writer, Peter Schickele, wrote:

“No man is an island, No man stands alone, Each man's joy is joy to me, Each man's grief is my own. We need one another, So, I will defend, Each man as my brother, Each man as my friend.”

PGMAG: Please tell us more about your organisation, Bunchful.

RM: Bunchful is a social enterprise organization that is all about giving. Our mandate is to shine the spotlight on those who give, and we’ve coined the term “bunchful” to mean sharing your wealth and your abundance with others.

Our suite of services currently includes the BE BUNCHFUL technology platform, the Bunchful Awards and the Bunchful Summit, as well as the Bunchful Podcast, which I’ll detail below. We also have a technology, called EnsomCity, which we recently launched to hundreds of Amazon employees for them share their gifts with each other through a talent showcase. We were surprised by its impact and near 100% engagement by the participants, until we realized how it positively impacted their mental health. EnsomCity is an opportunity for selfexpression, to give to ourselves and let our talents shine. We’ve taken the platform and

placed under redevelopment, adding new feature sets based on user requests and will be relaunching it due course. As to our organization’s main services at present:

The BE BUNCHFUL platform was built exclusively for brands to showcase their portfolio of philanthropy stories and showcase the social good they do, all on one platform, helping to lead through philanthropy. Presently, a brand may apply for access to the Bunchul Badge, by demonstrating how they give back to support causes in their community or the world at large.

Our two main events,

The Bunchful Podcast invites listeners to travel across time to peek into the history, culture and future of giving with real and mythological stories about giving and its significance and impact in shaping our world.

the Bunchful Awards and the Bunchful Summit, are focussed on delivery of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, UNSDG’s.

The Bunchful Awards’ was inspired by by grandmother’s generosity to others and nominations are open to the public and for anyone to apply or to nominate others for an award. The criteria for an award were developed by an independent, diverse and inclusive body of persons from around the globe.

The Bunchful Summit accompanies the Bunchful Awards with engaging panels that tackle questions around

local and international needs, as well as technological solutions and how all of this can enable even more effective philanthropy in the future. We are proud that our organization’s charitable beneficiary for our events is the International Rescue Committee (IRC), which has boots on the ground in areas of crises around the globe.

The Bunchful Podcast invites listeners to travel across time to peek into the history, culture and future of giving with real and mythological stories about giving and its significance and impact in shaping our world. Listeners also hear from expert guests and innovators who are leading through philanthropy, tackling questions and devising solutions around local and international needs.

PGMAG: What is your message for world leaders?

RM: At the recent gathering of world leaders at the COP 26 conference, there was much discussion and energy around climate action, which is an issue at the forefront of the global crisis in our world. My message to these leaders

My message to these leaders and others is that it is the culminative effect of all our actions that has led to the current crises we face, and that the resolution to a sustainable future lies in addressing root causes.

and others is that it is the culminative effect of all our actions that has led to the current crises we face, and that the resolution to a sustainable future lies in addressing root causes. No issue stands alone, and we must look to provide support and sustenance, not only for ourselves, but for the wellbeing of others, particularly those in great need, so that some of the issues that contributed to the growing devastation of our planet can be addressed, and people aren’t forced to make devastatingly impactful decisions simply to survive, that programs that are so easily available to large organizations with seemingly limitless resources are also made available at a

scale that smaller entities can manage and consume, so that neighbourhoods can truly flourish.

PGMAG: Please tell us more about your business and how it impacts the world.

RM: At Bunchful, we believe that giving is more than just a single act of writing a check. It is the continuous action of caring and supporting those who need it most, and by supporting those who support others, providing solutions to challenges people are facing now and into the future, we can impact and bring about the change we want to see in the world, such as helping to bolster neighbourhoods, facilitating continued education and upskilling, creating opportunities for social mobilization, championing rehabilitation and infrastructure. That is the mark we want to leave in the world. This is the service we are asking of ourselves and others. There is a quote from Shakespeare that says: “The evil that men do lives after them, and the good is oft interred with their bones”, but I believe the opposite can

also be true and that the good that we do can live after us and not be interred with our bones.

PGMAG: If you knew what you know now, what would you do differently?

RM: I wouldn’t have waited, I wouldn’t have been afraid to let my voice be heard, and I certainly wouldn’t have lived a life that others wanted of me and not one I wanted for myself. I would have asked for what I wanted, I would have lived authentically and let all my gifts shine through, and I would, most certainly, much sooner, have forgiven myself and others, forgiven the “thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to”, to quote Shakespeare, again.

Most recently, upon a diagnosis of cancer, when the night was darkest, and deep stasis had set in, a light came shining into my body, flooding my very soul, rousing me to action, and I thought about when Bunchful really began, back in Jamaica, as I held onto my grandmother’s skirts and she taught me that when we give, it is not for the expectation

of return, but to give because giving is its own end, its own joy and peace, the very essence of life, and that through giving of our gifts, our talents and our resources, we are in fact fulfilling our own purpose. It was this belief that drove her and so many others in our small village community and helped us thrive together. Later, I also learned this from my dad, and though I often say that my dad was many things, one of those things was a contagious giver, who gave continuously, never asking for anything in return, but in his turn, also accepted graciously, and so, to answer your question more fully, I, too, would have accepted the help of others much sooner in order to fulfil my greater purpose, but the day is still young, and:

“I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, miles to go, before I sleep.” - from a Robert Frost poem.

PGMAG: Finally, what would you say to your younger self?

RM: What I do say to myself now and would to my younger self is that “I do not know if life is long or if life is short, but I

know that life’s a gift, and what a magnificent gift it is to have received.”

PGMAG: Thank you for sharing your brilliance with us.

RM: Thank you, Lady Anita and the Powerhouse Global network. I see in you and your organization, a fellow leader and great philanthropist, leading and empowering others to do the same, so a big bunchful of thanks for this invitation to our discussion and for the important and impactful work you are doing.

PGMAG: Please share your website/links with us:

RM: https://bunchful.com Social handles: @bunchful @ bebunchful @ensomcities

MARVIN MUONEKÉ

Marvin Muoneké dubs himself as 'The Young Man with The Old Soul" and once you hear his voice and style, you'll understand why.

Marvin is a gifted jazz singer, songwriter, arranger and producer with a voice that Debbie McGee (wife of the late, great Paul Daniels) once referred to as rich, deep and wonderful; a voice that is heavily influenced by the likes of Nat 'King' Cole, Paul Robeson, Billy Eckstine, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald and Mel Tormé, to name but a few.

In addition to his singing, Marvin also writes his own songs in the traditional style of the

legendary songwriters of the Great American Songbook and he is also an extremely seasoned arranger, creating arrangements of his own songs as well as other well-known standards.

In 2017 Marvin graduated with a BA in Professional Music Performance and Production at Bath Spa University.

He has performed with notable jazz ensembles including the Down for the Count Swing Orchestra and the National Youth Jazz Orchestra.

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KEYSTONE FARM FUTURE

Larisa Miller, business leader, entrepreneur, and disruptor, may have done business around the world for many years, but has found her most meaningful impact on the farms in her home state of Pennsylvania, USA. With food security being our number one global crisis, recognizing that there won’t be an investment in any industry or sector that will make sense if we can’t feed ourselves, Larisa is pioneering a new way forward for secure beef production. As president and CEO of Keystone Farm Future, Inc, Larisa created a transformational livestock management model that ensures supply chain security for supermarkets, a fair and sustainable income for family farms, and locally grown and produced, high-quality beef for consumers. Focusing on five pillars of animal health, biosecurity, animal welfare, environmental stewardship and nutrition, the Keystone Farm Future business model de-risks the beef supply chain for the supermarket, ensuring they have a surety of supply and a top product to add to offer their customers.

“No matter how transformational an idea is, an idea remains an idea without the team to execute it, and I am fortunate to have a worldclass team working to not only execute this idea, but to reshape an entire industry”, notes

Miller. With herd management, veterinary care and nutrition being the centerpoint of the Keystone model, Larisa Miller is supported on the leadership team by Dr. James Holt, chief veterinarian and Dave Rodgers, chief herd manager. Collectively, this trio of agricultural visionaries have built a program that is being heralded as “the future of beef”. “Our model removes the big packer margin, allowing us to offer our clients a secure, transparent and condensed supply chain, that guarantees that the supermarket has high-quality beef on their shelves – regardless of disruptions in industry or society; that our family farms are given a clear, fair and economically sustainable way-forward raising our livestock; and that we can assist our small and medium-sized processors to gain strength and momentum, taking a portion of the market share that would normally belong to the large multinational packers who have controlled the industry for decades”, says Miller. “We are never going back to normal, because ‘normal’ was the problem, and I’m so fortunate to have the shared vision, knowledge and expertise of Dr. Holt and Dave Rodgers, as we work to reshape, innovate and architect a new way forward for one of our most critical industries.”

CONTACT DETAILS:

Website: www.keystonefarmfuture.com

LARISA B. MILLER

Just over a month ago we had the privilege of hosting some of the finest leaders from around the world at the Powerhouse Global leadership summit and awards event. The 2-day event was a huge success because of the contribution of individuals and organisations who believe in our global mission.

The event started with a 1-day summit where various topics were treated by experts in personal and professional development fields –including technology panel session which was moderated by one of the leading leaders in the industry (Mark D. Demers). The theme of the event (reposition for a sustainable future) was well covered during the event.

This was followed by masterclasses on the morning of day 2 of the event where leaders such as: Garry M. Gillian of Bridge Eco Village,

Dr. Ritesh Aggarwal of Psynergy Mental Health Ltd, Angela Karanja and Cam. Sullivan Brown delivered great topics during the sessions. This was later followed by an afternoon Champagne High Tea where delegates and speakers were able to relax and network.

The event ended with the Awards ceremony where leaders from all spheres of influence were honoured for their services to humanity. It was a very colourful evening, and this can be seen in the photos. We look forward hosting more leaders next year.

We thank Almighty God for the opportunity to serve. We also want to use this opportunity thank our sponsors and team members for helping to bring this vision alive.

- Lady Anita Duckworth-Bradshaw

POWERFUL GLOBAL WOMEN FOUNDATION

SUPPORTING WOMEN AND CHILDREN GLOBALLY (03RD APRIL 2021)

Powerful Global Women Foundation in collaboration Royalty Kids Montessori School present A one day easter retreat for children and teenagers. Theme of the program was: The Total Child. The program includes reason for the season, cinema, POP quiz, music, baking and losts more. Mrs. Josephine, Phillip Itsuokor (Proprietress, Royalty Kids) was present as host. Over 100 children were in attendance during the program.

POWERFUL GLOBAL WOMEN FOUNDATION

CHILDREN RETREAT EVENT (12TH SEPTEMBER 2020)

We had various workshops for them during the gathering. We also gave facemasks each child that was in attendance. Over one hundred children attended the event. They were all fed as part of our tradition to do. A massive thank you to Ross Swan for supporting our mission.

This project was led by our amazing Vice-president (Mrs Josephine Itsuokor).

Powerful Global Women Foundation (Powerhouse Charity) was founded in 20l6 in Nigeria, West Africa, by Lady Anita Duckworth-Bradshaw. The core objective of this organization is to transform the lives of women and children, through various projects centred around the need of the service group.

In 20l6 Lady Anita single handedly fed over 400 children as part of “project feed l000 children globally”, and held an empowerment conference for the women. Through this project, so many women have gone to do great things with the knowledge they gained from the event.

She recently held a life transforming event for women in Lagos, Nigeria as part of International women’s month celebration 20l8. The turnout was very encouraging. She is working towards supporting more families to keep their children and wards in school through” project back-to-school” starting in September 20l8.

We are seeking for global support from individuals and organisations who would love to be a part of this service to humanity.

To support us, please visit: www.powerhouseglobalwomen.com or email womanthepowerhouse@gmail.com or powerhouseglobalmag@gmail.com