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The American Business Council and US-Pakistan Women's Council members, Engro Foundation, PepsiCo and S&P Global hosted seminar on best practices for hiring and retaining women. Acting Consul-General John Warner welcomed over 60 participants, including members of the Young Presidents' Organization, the American Business Council, and major Pakistani financial institutions. "This seminar highlights the business case for investing in women's success in the workplace and to discuss how women's economic empowerment helps companies grow," said the Acting Consul-General.
Participants discussed how hiring women helps uplift communities. They also discussed the importance of providing flex-time and daycare facilities to retain women employees, and shared programs for developing women as leaders within their organizations. The U.S.-Pakistan Women's Council seeks to increase economic participation by women in Pakistan through entrepreneurship, employment and education. Established in 2012, the Council coordinates and initiates pilot efforts within its network in order to promote diversity and economic inclusion.-PR

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