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And she said business was even more important for women because earning an income earned respect and money was power for women.
And that was actually an excellent business, because we provided jobs for women all around our neighborhood.
I couldn't leave the story, and I couldn't leave the topic either, because everywhere I went I met more of these women who no one seemed to know about, or even wish to.
I went on to Bosnia, and early on in my interviews I met with an IMF official who said, "You know, Gayle, I don't think we actually have women in business in Bosnia, but there is a lady selling cheese nearby on the side of the road.
By the time we met, she had 20 employees, most of them women, who were sending their boys and their girls to school.
I met women running essential oils businesses, wineries and even the country's largest advertising agency.
And I said, "Just in case you're looking for entrepreneurs to feature at your next investment conference, here are a couple of women."
The IMF official is hardly the only person to automatically file women under micro.
Most people say women.
Because we aim low and we think small when it comes to women.
Microfinance is an incredibly powerful tool that leads to self-sufficiency and self-respect, but we must move beyond micro-hopes and micro-ambitions for women, because they have so much greater hopes for themselves.
In South Korea and Indonesia, women own nearly half a million firms.
China, women run 20 percent of all small businesses.
And as the World Bank recently noted, women are stuck in a productivity trap.
Recently it has become very much in fashion to call women "the emerging market of the emerging market."
How wonderful would it be if we were prepared to replace all of our lofty words with our wallets and invest 500 billion dollars unleashing women's economic potential?
It is about how we invest and it's about how we see women.
And women can no longer be both half the population and a special interest group.
And when we talk about women, they are either exceptions to be dismissed or aberrations to be ignored.
The women in my family are not exceptions.
The women in this room and watching in L.A. and all around the world are not exceptions.
It is time for us to aim higher when it comes to women, to invest more and to deploy our dollars to benefit women all around the world.
We can make a difference, and make a difference, not just for women, but for a global economy that desperately needs their contributions.
I stand for my men and women who are prepared to risk their lives for a less violent world for all of us.
Fifty percent of them would be women.
You might be surprised to know that most people in the Gulf who are leading these cultural initiatives happen to be women.
I think that women in this part of the world realize that culture is an important component to connect people both locally and regionally.
So I think women in our society are becoming leaders, because they realize that for their future generations, it's very important to maintain our cultural identities.
Today I am proud to say we have trained and educated over 66 Qatari women filmmakers to edit, tell their own stories in their own voices.
The kind of harassment that women face in Pakistan is very serious and leads to sometimes deadly outcomes.
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