Wings of Change Newsletter October 2023

Editor’s Note
‘’Soaring to New Heights….‘’
Hello Everyone,
Welcome to yet another new edition of our Wings of
Change (WoC) Magazine. I’m honoured to have been
appointed as the new Editor for WOC - this is our 9th issue.
I’m thankful to our previous Editors, Dhashma and Indee
for their contribution and effort towards the past issues
and my deepest appreciation to our Immediate Global
WiLAT Chairperson Ms. Gayani de Alwis for introducing
this magazine to our community and industry. She has
been the pillar of strength behind the success of this
magazine,
Let me extend my heartiest Congratulations to Ms.
Vicky Koo on her appointment as the Global WiLAT
Chairperson. It has been an interesting first three months
working with you on many new initiatives, and we look
forward to soaring to new heights!
Since we launched our first magazine in October
2021, we have continued to work hard to make this
magazine simply the best, most engaging and most
dynamic magazine for Global WiLAT. Each quarter we
don’t just bring you news from all our territories, but we
share happenings around the industry, feature articles,
member articles, member achievements, upcoming
events, developments at WiLAT Capacity Building
Center and CILT news and events. This magazine is a
power packed capsule for anyone who wants to learn
about Global WiLAT.
In this issue we have given prominence to our programs
around Diversity and Inclusion where we portrait our
theme “Values in Action.”Our theme is also reflected
in our cover page. I have had the privilege to interview
Mr. Kenneth Law – the Diversity & Inclusion Champion
of Global WiLAT for our feature article this time. His
perspectives and findings are commendable and I can’t
wait for you to read all about it.
We have also shared with our readers on the recently
concluded CALF program in Singapore. As we formulate
our 3rd program, we welcome interested organizations
to reach out to our WCBC team for upcoming programs
and event details. Global WiLAT was just launched in
North America and we have a special article covering all
about this launch.
In the past two issues we have been featuring informative
member articles and we encourage our members to
share with us your valuable articles to help us publish
your work to the larger audience.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank my
editorial committee for their continued commitment
and dedications towards this magazine. It was lovely to
have met all of you virtually and I look forward to your
continued support to making this magazine an impactful
one.
We have featured lots of interesting news for you.
Enjoy reading and share with us your valuable feedback!
Thank you !
We are Stronger Together!
Amra Zareer, CMILT
Editor