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   Carly Fiorina the first, and, to date, only woman to lead a Fortune 20 company; serving as Chairman and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Company (1999-2005); John Sculley former Pepsi and Apple CEO who is also co-founder and Managing Partner in London based SCF Growth Equity, an off-balance sheet leveraged buy-out firm which uses innovative structured finance programs consistent with Sharia laws; H.E. Sultan bin Nassser Al Suwaidi, Governor of the United Arab Emirates Central Bank since 1991, most notably during the past few years of accelerated change in the UAE and wider Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region and Pam Woodall who has been the Asia Economics Editor of The Economist since September 2006.

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   A Discussion with Pam Woodall, Asian Economics Editor of The Economist
   
   This interview, which can be accessed here, provides some fascinating observations on emerging markets and their impact on the world economy.Ms. Woodall notes that emerging markets now represent one-half of world output and world energy consumption.She states:
   
   The integration of China, India and other emerging economies are providing the biggest economic boost in world history, bigger than the industrial revolution.

3. 3. Engagez Pam Woodall pour vos évènements de relations publiques - Glamour Speakers

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   Pam Woodall has been the Economics Editor of The Economist since September 1993, covering international economic issues.
   
   Before joining The Economist, she studied economics at Manchester University and the London School of Economics.She then worked as an economist in the Government Economic Service and later at Bank of America.In 1985 she joined The Economist as Economics Correspondent.
   
   Pam keeps a close eye on the world economy.In recent years she has written in-depth surveys for The Economist about America's economic boom and bust, the economics of new technology, globalisation, central banking and the global house-price bubble.
   
   Pam's latest survey in The Economist focuses on China's rapid integration into the world economy, which she believes is the world's most powerful source of future prosperity.Over the coming decades, China's boost to global growth could, she argues, exceed the much trumpeted gains from the IT revolution.