PANELS, PANELISTS, MODERATORS

November 23, 2007 (Friday)

11.45-13.15
Panel 1 - Women in Diplomacy

• Aliza Bin-Noun, Ambassador of Israel
• Borbála Czakó, Ambassador, London
• Gabriella Lonkai, UNICEF, New York
• Dr. Katalin Széles, Executive Officer, Association for Women's Career Development in Hungary
• Dr. Györgyi Zanathy Martin, UN Ambassador, Vienna

Moderator: Szilvia Krizsó, MTV


14.15 - 15.45
Panel 2 - Reconciling family and work - the eternal women's challenge

• Barbara Albury, MA, assistant professor, University of New England, Australia
• Countess Dr. Eva Bethlen, Mayor of Délegyháza, Association for Women's Career Development in Hungary
• Dr. Mária Bogyay, cultural trainer, Amsterdam
• Kitti Dobi, HR Executive, Procter&Gamble
• April H. Foley, Ambassador of the United States for America to Hungary
• Dr. Ildikó Szűts, Deputy CEO, Magyar Posta

Moderator: Vali Tóth, Hungarian Radio, London


16.00 -17.30
Panel 3 - Responsibility for future generations

• Dr. Krisztina Deák, clinical psychologist, doctor of naturopathy, Sweden
• Dr. Erzsébet G. Dovalovszki, MD, Member of Association for Women's Career Development in Hungary
• Mária Kelemen, music artist, Dublin
• Dr. Annamaria Kis , Department of Safety and Security, UN, New York
• Idikó Nagy, Hungarian Radio, Bratislava
• Judy Young-Drache, President of the Canada-Hungary Educational Foundation

Moderator: Georgina Szántó, Duna TV



November 24, 2007 (Saturday)

10.40 -12.30
Panel 4. Life & Style

• Baroness Gloria Berg, costume and stage designer, Austria
• Judith Müller, Oscar Award winning perfume creator, Israel
• Gyöngyi Fazekas, AWCDH
• Dorottya Szabó, fashion and costume designer, Canada
• Judit Szöllősy, literary translator, New York-Budapest, Association for Women's Career Development in Hungary
• Anikó Ungár, illusionist

Moderator: Nóra Szily


13.30 - 15.20
Panel 5 - „Creative ambassadors" from the world of arts and sports

• Gyöngyi Dani, fencing champion, paralympic champion, Association for Women's Career Development in Hungary
• Szilvia Kárászy, pianist
• Márta Sebestyén, folk singer
• Dr. Erzsébet Sorger, IT specialist, painter, Munich
• Charity Sunshine Tillemann-Dick, opera singer, USA
• Andrea Temesvári, tennis and olympic champion

Moderator: Gabriella Molnár, Editor in Chief, Nők Lapja

Dr. Zita Gurmai, Member of the European Parliament	Dr. Katalin Szili, Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly	Dr. Kinga Göncz, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Borbála Czakó, Ambassador, London	Professor Tibor Frank, M.A., Dr.Univ., Ph.D., D.Litt., Head of School         School of English and American Studies         Eötvös Loránd Universityy	April. H. Foley, U.S. Ambassador to Hungar
Zanathyiné, Dr. Györgyi Martin, UN Ambassador, Vienna	Kitti Dobi, HR Executive, Procter&Gamble	Aliza Bin-Noun, Ambassador of Israel
Judith Müller, Oscar Award winning perfume creator, Israel	Charity Sunshine Tillemann-Dick, opera singer, USA	Dr. Mária Bogyay, cultural trainer, Amsterdam
Dr. Erzsébet Sorger, IT specialist, painter, Munich	Barbara Albury, MA, assistant professor, University of New England, Australia	Judy Young-Drache, President of the Canada-Hungary Educational Foundation
Dr. Kis Annamaria, Department of Safety and Security, UN, New York	László Tahi-Tóth, artist	Szilvia Kárászy, pianist
Judit Szöllősy, literary translator, New York-Budapest	Gyöngyi Dani, fencing champion, Paralympics champion	Gyöngyi Fazekas, AWCDH
Dr. Katalin Széles,  AWCDH	Dr. Kornelia Nagy-Koppány, Board Member, AWCDH	Gabriella Lonkai, UNICEF, Consultant, New York
Countess Dr. Bethlen Istvánné, Mayor of Délegyháza	Dr. Krisztina Deák, clinical psychologist, doctor of naturopathy, Sweden	Maria Kelemen, music artist, writer, teacher, Dublin
Dr Göröncséri Ferencné, MD, Member of AWCDH	Márta Sebestyén, folk singer	Dorottya Szabó, fashion and costume designer, Canada
Dr. Ildikó Szűts, Deputy CEO, Magyar Posta (Hungarian Post Co. Ltd.)	Andrea Temesvári, tennis and Olympic champion	Nóra Szily
Vali Tóth, Hungarian Radio, BBC	Gabriella Molnár, Editor in Chief, Nők Lapja	Szilvia Krizsó, MTV
Edit Rauh, State Secretary for Equal Opportunities, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour	Levente Lengyel, Director of Procter&Gamble	Anikó Ungár, illusionist
Gloria Berg, Austria	Szántó Georgina, Duna TV	Ildikó Nagy,  Hungarian Radio, Bratislava

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is Gone; and In the Spirit of Aspen. Her articles on famous personalities, lifestyles, food, health, architecture and travel have appeared in such magazines as Condé Nast Traveler, Gourmet, Town & Country, Connoisseur, Travel + Leisure, and House & Garden.

She had a twenty-year editorial career with The Hearst Corporation, starting out as a fashion writer at Harper’s Bazaar, and for ten years was executive editor of Town & Country magazine. A stint at Time Inc. followed. She then went on to become the editor of special publications romancing the corporate image and community involvement of Tiffany & Co. in New York and Neiman Marcus in Dallas.

After the Time Warner merger, she returned to the media giant to be the writer on the development team for 140 television segments on women’s health issues, for a weekly program titled Your Mind & Body, which was shown on CBS.

She was the recipient of the Penney-Missouri Award for Excellence in Magazine Journalism, and also garnered awards from the Art Directors Club of New York, Nina Ricci Perfumes, and the Public Affairs Department of New York University.

Born in Budapest, raised in Cleveland, she brought up her two children in Manhattan and continues to be enthralled with New York’s perpetually evolving social history.