Hybrid Ecosystem for Life Skills Dissemination. Interview with Claudia Segre, Founder of the Global Thinking Foundation.

By: Distributed Minds A presentation of your professional and non-professional excursus, and your motto It all started from my passion for geopolitics, cultivated in my love for travelers’ readings , combined with operational finance, which was the family business. An old-time finance made up of ‘crying markets’ and professional and family relationships that were handed […]
Claudia Segre, introductory speech at the W7 summit in Rome 8 and 9 May 2024.

Claudia Segre, President Global Thinking Foundation and W7 co-chair, in her introductory speech at the two-day W7 summit in Rome on 8 and 9 May 2024.
Financial Independence, for a New Political Commitment to Women, by the EU.

28 May 2024, by Claudia Segre Is there a lack of official data on Women’s personal current accounts? As well as any data to analyse the phenomenon of financial exclusion of Women and girls, and their lack of protection against situations of economic and financial abuse? It is now clear that gender inequalities in financial […]
A Road Map for Women at the G7: Let’s raise our voices to win equal opportunities.

11 May 2024, 7:02 | by Claudia Segre | We publish the introductory speech at the W7 summit in Rome, the civil society reference group for the G7, by Claudia Segre, President of Global Thinking Foundation. The doors have closed on the Women7 Summit in Rome of which a strong testimony of commitment will remain […]
12th February. Interview with Claudia Segre, Global Thinking Foundation ETS President.

Posted at 13:18h in Interviste by BET SHE CAN Claudia Segre founded Global Thinking Foundation in 2016, in Italy and France, to support, patronise and organise initiatives and projects aimed at financial literacy for women, families, the poor and the weaker sections of society. Claudia is a member of the Board of ASSIOM FOREX and Vice President of AssoFintech, […]
Women Stem in Cybersecurity: the tip of the Artificial Intelligence iceberg but gender equality is far away.
by Claudia Segre for FIRST online. Only 17 per cent of the 8 million ICT skilled workers in Europe are women. And with the shortage in the cybersecurity sector, there is an increasing demand for gender equality in the field. The examples of France and India. More than a week would be the start of […]
#WFGM23 – 29/11 – Overcoming financial barriers through education.

Financial education has emerged as a game-changer for women looking to take control of their economic lives. Not only does it provide them with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage their finances, but it also serves as a means to address gender-based inequalities that stem from the stifling of their financial freedom. How can […]
Feminicides do not stem from patriarchy but from the absence of a social paradigm appropriate to women’s achievements.

Femicides will not stop: if we do not act on schools and families for a cultural change, which is not the fault of a ‘patriarchy’, ideologised and flaunted as a bogeyman for a sterile political struggle, but of a social delay in changing the family dialogue, which compared to the conquests achieved from the 1970s […]
Russia rides out the poly-crisis by expanding war fronts and challenging European elections.
By Claudia Segre While the world was preparing to celebrate the passing of the inflation peak by lulling itself in the expectation of more accommodating central banks, compared to future remnants of rate hikes, here comes a series of dramatic events that sends any illusion of a new phase of ‘digital generative globalisation’ into the […]
Feminicide and “spousicide”, violence without a voice: denunciations are not enough; we need a qualitative leap in defence of women
The summer has been a trickle of crimes against women to which we must react with great determination and action on several levels – The experiences of the UK, Canada, and Spain teach us something. by Claudia Segre It is a deafening silence that leaves the many, too many women victims of violence that does […]