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Flow At Jumeirah Emirates Towers In Dubai To Stage "Meet The Equalizers" To Celebrate Female Achievers On International Women's Day Held under the Flow Talks banner, the free-to-attend, open-to-all event showcases successful women as shining examples of society, who have the passion, dedication, and perseverance to push themselves to the limit and succeed in their chosen craft and personal advocacies.

By May Rostom

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Taking inspiration from this year's International Women's Day theme, #EachforEqual, Dubai's pioneering healthy-eating hub, Flow at Jumeirah Emirates Towers, is staging an event entitled "Meet the Equalizers" on Sunday March 8th, as a celebration of female triumphs to date, highlighting how one's gender should never be a hindrance to success.

Elena Kinane, owner of Greenheart Organic Farms

Held under the Flow Talks banner, the free-to-attend, open-to-all event running from 12pm to 2pm showcases successful women as shining examples of society, who have the passion, dedication, and perseverance to push themselves to the limit and succeed in their chosen craft and personal advocacies.Sam Kaufman Saliba, founder of Art Painting Lab

With #Next50years being the wider UAE holistic focus, the motivational panel of guest speakers includes long-time UAE residents Sam Kaufman Saliba, a visual creative art director and founder of Art Painting Lab; and Elena Kinane, a leading advocate of a healthy, eco-friendly lifestyle and owner of Greenheart Organic Farms.

Caroline Labouchere, model.

Also part of the panel are Caroline Labouchere, who at 55 years of age is a model and ambassador for women of her generation; and Anna Roberts, a communications educator, award-winning radio show host, TV presenter, and speaker who helps professionals overcome fear and build confidence by empowering them with strategic communication tools.

Anna Roberts, communications educator, award-winning radio show host, TV presenter, and speaker

Moderated by Maz Hakim, the popular Afghan-Australian radio presenter, the "Succeed with Passion" panel discussion promises to be a thought-provoking, inspiring and highly informative session. Make sure you check it out!

Related: Boss Ladies: Three Successful Women Whose Stories (And Words) Will Inspire You

May Rostom

Curator, Entrepreneur Café

May Rostom is the curator of Entrepreneur Café, a new daily digest of stories from Entrepreneur Middle East to fuel your day at work. 

May has been in the fashion journalism field for more than five years, with over 500 articles published in online and offline mediums. Working closely with some of the biggest fashion brands in the region, from creating, curating, and developing content to aggregating and pitching for content from several fashion and beauty outlets in the Middle East, Rostom’s experience is multicultural and vast. She was formerly a senior lifestyle editor/writer at MSN Arabia, and she has also worked with TRESemme Egypt as a fashion expert.

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