Post by account_disabled on Feb 22, 2024 0:34:54 GMT -5
For the tenth consecutive year, the Tec Woman Award was awarded to outstanding professionals from the Tec community who throughout their careers have demonstrated the transformative power of women in various fields. The delivery took place in a hybrid format ceremony: in person at Tec de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey and on live.tec.mx. The ceremony was chaired by David Garza Salazar, rector and executive president of Tecnológico de Monterrey, and by Inés Sáenz Negrete, vice president of Inclusion, Social Impact and Sustainability, who recognized the impact of women from the four institutions that make up Tecnológico de Monterrey :Tec de Monterrey, Tecmilenio, Tec Draws and TecSalud.
They were accompanied in the presentation of the medals by: Juan Pablo Murra, rector of Professional and Postgraduate Studies; Felisa González, director of the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity; Víctor Gutiérrez, rector of Operations; and Luz María Velázquez, professor at the School Saudi Arabia Mobile Number List of Humanities and Education and founder of the Tec Mujer Award. David Garza Salazar, who congratulated the winners of the recognition and highlighted their work in their respective fields of action, expressed: “Congratulations to the 16 winners, who, without a doubt, are a source of inspiration and example. “I am convinced that, as a society, the only way we can continue to progress, given the complexity of today's world, is through greater participation of women in different roles and in making relevant decisions.
Ins highlighted the tireless work of the award-winning women to transform their environment and close the gender gap: “Today, the Tec Woman Award is part of ambitious initiatives, such as the existence of the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity, of the Impulsa Committee that promotes the leadership of women within the Tec, such as our Diversity and Inclusion project towards 2025" and added that the Tec de Monterrey "has the firm conviction that we need to take firm steps so that all the people who inhabit our campuses feel theirs, and they feel safe; since we aspire to gender equality.” This is the tenth year in which women are made visible who, with their talent, preparation and effort, are transformative agents in the fields of economy, politics, society, arts, technology, sports, among others.
They were accompanied in the presentation of the medals by: Juan Pablo Murra, rector of Professional and Postgraduate Studies; Felisa González, director of the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity; Víctor Gutiérrez, rector of Operations; and Luz María Velázquez, professor at the School Saudi Arabia Mobile Number List of Humanities and Education and founder of the Tec Mujer Award. David Garza Salazar, who congratulated the winners of the recognition and highlighted their work in their respective fields of action, expressed: “Congratulations to the 16 winners, who, without a doubt, are a source of inspiration and example. “I am convinced that, as a society, the only way we can continue to progress, given the complexity of today's world, is through greater participation of women in different roles and in making relevant decisions.
Ins highlighted the tireless work of the award-winning women to transform their environment and close the gender gap: “Today, the Tec Woman Award is part of ambitious initiatives, such as the existence of the Center for the Recognition of Human Dignity, of the Impulsa Committee that promotes the leadership of women within the Tec, such as our Diversity and Inclusion project towards 2025" and added that the Tec de Monterrey "has the firm conviction that we need to take firm steps so that all the people who inhabit our campuses feel theirs, and they feel safe; since we aspire to gender equality.” This is the tenth year in which women are made visible who, with their talent, preparation and effort, are transformative agents in the fields of economy, politics, society, arts, technology, sports, among others.