The digital economy loves to talk about innovation. It talks far less about access.

As artificial intelligence accelerates, tech valuations soar, and governments race toward digital transformation, one question sits uncomfortably beneath the headlines: Who is being prepared to participate—and who is being systematically left out?

Hermina Johnny is not interested in incremental change. She is interested in structural correction.

Born in Saint Lucia and shaped by years of living and working across the United States and Europe, Johnny has positioned herself at the intersection of education, economic strategy, and gender equity. As Founder and Executive Director of the Aspire Artemis Foundation, she is working to redesign the pipeline into science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM)—with a deliberate focus on girls and underrepresented communities.

And she is unapologetic about the stakes.

“Digital transformation without intentional inclusion doesn’t close gaps—it widens them.”

From Global Policy To Ground-Level Access

Johnny’s academic background spans international relations, economics, anthropology, and international law. She earned her undergraduate degree from Connecticut College and completed an LL.M. in International Law and International Relations in Brussels, later pursuing research in constitutionalism and fundamental rights.

But rather than remaining in policy circles, she moved toward execution.

Global development frameworks routinely articulate commitments to equity. Yet implementation often stalls at the structural level. Johnny saw that disconnect firsthand.

So she built an institution designed to close it.

Education As Economic Infrastructure

Through the Aspire Artemis Foundation, Johnny develops STEAM-focused leadership programs, global symposia, and digital literacy initiatives that go beyond exposure. The organization integrates arts into STEM disciplines—not as decoration, but as strategic design—training young people to think adaptively in a workforce defined by rapid change.

Her framing is deliberately economic.

STEAM education, she argues, is not a social side project. It is workforce architecture.

“If education isn’t treated as infrastructure, we shouldn’t be surprised when opportunity collapses under pressure.”

Under her leadership, the foundation has convened programming connected to international development discussions and United Nations–related venues, reinforcing a simple but disruptive thesis: innovation ecosystems that exclude women are economically inefficient.

The conversation, she insists, must shift from representation optics to structural preparation.

Encouragement is not a strategy. Infrastructure is.

Small States, Global Systems — And Female Leadership

Johnny’s work also challenges geographic bias in global innovation narratives. Participation in forums linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN General Assembly, and the ECOSOC Science, Technology and Innovation Forum places her within high-level policy discussions.

At the Fourth International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS4), debates centered on resilience and connectivity. For Johnny, the message was direct: small island nations cannot diversify their economies without digital capability.

And digital capability does not appear spontaneously. It is built—intentionally.

As a woman leader from a small island state, Johnny’s presence in these arenas disrupts two assumptions at once: that innovation leadership belongs to large economies, and that systems change is driven primarily by traditional power centers.

“Geography should not determine destiny. Neither should gender.”

Strategy Meets Execution

Before founding her nonprofit, Johnny built experience in business strategy and legal advisory work, including corporate and intellectual property matters. That foundation shapes her leadership style—analytical, cross-sector, and systems-focused.

But she refuses to operate solely at altitude.

She continues to teach and develop educational materials, maintaining direct engagement with learners. The result is rare: a leader equally fluent in boardroom strategy and classroom realities.

In conversations about women in technology, she pushes back against surface-level diversity narratives.

Representation without preparation, she argues, sets women up to enter systems that were never designed for them to succeed.

Structured pathways, market-aligned skills, mentorship networks, and institutional accountability are non-negotiable.

The Real Leadership Test

The digital economy disproportionately rewards early exposure and sustained access. Johnny’s work is built around intervening before exclusion calcifies into inevitability.

By positioning STEAM education as both an equity imperative and an economic growth strategy, she reframes inclusion not as charity—but as competitiveness.

In her view, the most dangerous myth in innovation culture is that talent naturally rises.

Talent rises when infrastructure supports it.

“The question isn’t whether women can lead in technology. The question is whether systems are willing to evolve fast enough to make room.”

In the expanding landscape of women in leadership, Hermina Johnny represents a category of leader that is increasingly impossible to ignore: not symbolic, not peripheral—but systemic.

She is not asking to be included in the digital economy.

She is helping decide who gets to build it.

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FENIX360 makes its London debut with a lineup that reflects the platform’s artist-first ethos — independent, seasoned, and creatively fearless — set within one of the city’s most storied music rooms. Designed to empower artists through ownership, transparency, and community, FENIX360’s arrival in the UK signals a growing international movement that places artistry over algorithms and connection over convention.

Scant Regard features Will Crewdson who brings with him a legacy that bridges eras of British music, combining lived experience with a sharp contemporary edge. Known for his commanding presence and instinctive songwriting, his performances carry both history and immediacy — the sound of an artist who understands where music has been and where it can still go.

Mim Grey delivers songs rooted in emotional intelligence and melodic strength, shaped by years of international touring and recording. Her voice carries warmth and honesty, pairing lyrical intimacy with musical sophistication, creating performances that feel both personal and expansive.

Todd Sharpville adds a powerful blues-rock dimension to the evening, drawing from a deep well of guitar mastery and soulful expression. Renowned for his dynamic live performances, he brings grit, finesse, and authenticity, channeling classic influences through a modern, unmistakably personal style.

Rich Austin grew up by the sea in Dorset, where the landscape of the Jurassic Coast helped shape his creative spirit. Now London-based, his music blends quirky pop-rock with thoughtful storytelling, shaped by global touring, film soundtrack work for ITV, and national recognition for his NHS tribute National Heroes Shine. With three albums behind him and a fourth on the way, his work balances unpredictability, wit, and social reflection — always evolving, always human.

The night unfolds at The Pheasantry, an iconic Chelsea venue with a rich musical heritage that has hosted generations of artists within its intimate, candle-lit setting. Steeped in history yet alive with creative energy, The Pheasantry provides the perfect backdrop for FENIX360’s London debut — where legacy meets innovation, and artists take center stage exactly as they were meant to.

The official website for FENIX360 may be found at https://www.fenix360.com

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CONVERGENCE

Albert Cheng Head of AI Studios Amazon MGM Studios Kudzi Chikumbu VP, Creator Partnerships Tubi Sean Cohan President Bell Media Kim Larson Global Managing Director & Head of Creators YouTube Eric Levin Chief Content Officer Publicis Media Dhar Mann Founder Dhar Mann Studios Wendy McMahon Advisor, beehiiv Former CEO, CBS News and Stations; President, ABC Owned Stations Brooke Meister Managing Director Link Management Verena Puhm Head of Dream Lab LA Luma AI Anna Saalfeld Head of P&G Studios Procter & Gamble Robert Sharenow President of Programming A+E Global Media Scott Winkler Head of Commercial Partnerships Dude Perfect

Upgrade your NATPE Global access to a combo for $800 and save $1,175 OFF the Realscreen Summit pass. Maximize your time in Miami by meeting with a wider pool of potential partners.     Thanks to our sponsors     Secure a pass today and join us in Miami!     Companies interested in exhibiting or sponsoring should reach out to us at natpesales@brunico.com.     Realscreen is a trademark of Brunico Communications Ltd., Realscreen Summit title, tagline and logo are trademarks of, and the event is produced by Brunico Marketing Inc. © 2026 Brunico Communications Ltd., 366 Adelaide Street West, Suite 100, Toronto, Ontario M5V 1R9. Tel (416) 408-2300. Fax (416) 408-0870. View our privacy policy: http://www.brunico.com/privacy/ To opt out of future emails please click here.

Realscreen is honoring the late Dr. Jane Goodall during the Realscreen Awards ceremony set for February 3, during the 2026 Realscreen Summit.

The world-renowned ethologist, conservationist, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace is being celebrated with the Realscreen Action Award, which recognizes individuals whose work within the unscripted and non-fiction content sector has inspired meaningful social impact and driven positive change in the industry and beyond. Last year’s recipient of the Action Award was acclaimed filmmaker Dawn Porter.

Dr. Goodall’s work in the field as a pre-eminent scientist and animal behavior expert, and as a global voice for community-centered conservation and biodiversity protection, has been the focal point of scores of documentary films and series, dating back to 1965’s Miss Goodall and the Wild Chimpanzees, narrated by Orson Welles for National Geographic, to Brett Morgen’s riveting 2017 documentary Jane, also for Nat Geo. Through Jane Goodall Productions, she and her team have been in production and development on many upcoming projects, including Matriarch, a collaboration with BBC Studios, PBS and the WNET Group. Her passing in October of this year led to an outpouring of love from around the world, spanning world leaders, noted celebrities and inspired citizens — all of whom have been touched by her legacy.

“Over the span of decades, Jane Goodall’s name has been synonymous with the ideas of conservation, care for the animal kingdom and curiosity, and her presence and creative leadership in more than 40 documentaries and films, reflecting the important work of the Jane Goodall Institute, has cemented that status,” said Barry Walsh, content director and editor-in-chief for Realscreen. “We are honored to celebrate her lifetime of contribution — not only to the world of wildlife documentary, but to our understanding of the world around us — with our Action Award.”

Accepting the award on Dr. Goodall’s behalf will be her longtime film collaborator and the Jane Goodall Institute’s wildlife cinematographer, Bill Wallauer.

Established in 2010, the Realscreen Awards, held annually during the Realscreen Summit, have become a benchmark for excellence in non-fiction and unscripted content, celebrating the most innovative and impactful work from around the globe.

Jane Turton, CEO of All3Media, will also be inducted into the Realscreen Hall of Fame, and will take part in a keynote conversation at the Summit, bringing her unique perspective on the evolving global content industry.

For more information on the Realscreen Summit, taking place from February 2-4 and once again co-locating with NATPE Global at Miami’s InterContinental Hotel, visit the official site here.

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Dear  Fellows,

I am delighted to share that Dr. Sharif Uddin Ahmed Rana has successfully expanded the Strategic Ai Leadership and Entrepreneurship Program through the CUET Business Incubation Centre.

This initiative connected with over 100 startups, business leaders, and academic representatives, highlighting our collective commitment to sustainable innovation and entrepreneurial excellence. Through this collaboration, we are now introducing AI-driven innovation, drone technology applications, and entrepreneurship transformation models designed to strengthen Bangladesh’s corporate and academic sectors.

The integration of AI, climate leadership, and technological entrepreneurship reflects TANDO’s mission to build a resilient, future-ready innovation ecosystem across South Asia. Together, we aim to empower young innovators to transform challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth and societal impact.

Warm regards,
Dr. Sharif Uddin Ahmed Rana
President, World Talent Economy Forum Institute (WTEFI)

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Dhaka, Bangladesh – 22 August 2025 – The World Talent Economy Forum Institute (WTEFI) is proud to announce the launch of its Center of Excellence in South Asia, a groundbreaking initiative designed to foster innovation, entrepreneurship, and leadership development across the region and beyond.

 Watch the announcement: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlMYsIpnqMM

The Center of Excellence will serve as a global hub for research, training, and capacity building, advancing WTEFI’s mission to connect talent with opportunity and accelerate sustainable economic growth. By leveraging cross-sector partnerships and global expertise, the center will empower youth, entrepreneurs, policymakers, and educators to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Key strategic partners joining this initiative include:

Blab Japan – advancing international collaboration and innovation.

Tando Institute – spearheading climate leadership and sustainability education.

PRBC (Pacific Research & Business Council) – driving policy and industry integration.

PRCC (Pacific Regional Cooperation Council) – fostering cross-border cooperation.

Africa Youth Kingdom – empowering young leaders across the African continent.

International Longevity Alliance – promoting global health, aging research, and longevity innovation.

iByond USA – delivering cutting-edge intelligent interoperability and quantum-driven solutions.

Climate Innovation – leading initiatives on sustainability, resilience, and green technologies.

Daffodil International University, IUT Bangladesh, CUET Business Incubation, ADUST Bangladesh

In addition, the Center of Excellence will integrate expertise and networks from all global partners of the World Talent Economy Forum, creating an inclusive platform for dialogue, research, and solution-driven programs.

“The launch of the Center of Excellence in South Asia is a milestone in our journey to build a knowledge-driven, inclusive global economy. By uniting our diverse partners from Asia, Africa, and beyond, we are shaping a new model of talent development and global cooperation,” said Dr. Sharif Uddin Ahmed Rana, President of the World Talent Economy Forum Institute.

The South Asia Center of Excellence will focus on:

Innovation & Research – advancing applied research in AI, technology, and sustainable development.

Leadership Development – training the next generation of leaders in governance, entrepreneurship, and social impact.

Climate & Sustainability – driving inclusive solutions for climate adaptation and resilience.

Global Collaboration – connecting academic, industry, and government leaders worldwide.

The initiative reflects WTEFI’s belief that global partnerships are essential for tackling today’s complex challenges — from climate change and digital transformation to economic inclusion and education reform.

For more information, partnership opportunities, or media inquiries, please contact:

World Talent Economy Forum Institute

 Email: presidentwteforum@gmail.com

 Website: wteforum.org

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Contact: Sandra Trim-DaCosta
Email: strimdacosta@gmail.com
Website: nola2nofo.com

NOLA to NOFO Announces Donald Harrison’s Second Annual Quantum Leap
Music Festival at Long Island’s Oldest Vineyard
Cutchogue, NY — NOLA to NOFO, LLC proudly announces the return of the
Quantum Leap Music Festival, curated and hosted by NEA Jazz Master and
architect of Nouveau Swing, Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. The four-day festival
will be held from August 14th to 17th, 2025 at the historic Borghese Vineyard &
Winery, located at 17150 Middle Road (Route 48), Cutchogue, Long Island, NY.
Building upon the resounding success of its inaugural year, the 2025 Quantum
Leap Music Festival promises an unparalleled fusion of world-class New Orleans
music, North Fork’s finest food and beverages, and a vibrant cultural experience
unlike any other. Gates open at 3:00 PM daily, with live music performances
from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM. This event is strictly for ages 21 and over.
A Message from Artistic Director Donald Harrison:
“At the Quantum Leap Music Festival, NOLA to NOFO and I present a wide
stylistic range of New Orleans’ greatest musical artists in their respective
styles—from jazz, blues, and funk, to soul-drenched, dance-oriented jazzy
bounce parties. From traditional jazz and modern jazz with touches of soul,
to zydeco, klezmer, and other New Orleans music. This festival has
something for everyone and will expose festival-goers to styles of music you
may not have heard before, but you will leave loving. You can chill, dance, or
party, as this intimate festival bridges aspects of many of your favorite music
at the historic Borghese Vineyard & Winery in the beautiful setting of North
Fork, Long Island.”
Festival Highlights:
Who: NEA Jazz Master Donald Harrison and NOLA to NOFO, LLC
What: Donald Harrison’s 2nd Annual Quantum Leap Music Festival
When: August 14–17, 2025 (3:00 PM – 11:00 PM daily)
Where: Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery, Cutchogue, NY
(borghesevineyard.com)
Tickets: Single-Day and All-Weekend Passes available at nola2nofo.com. Join the
festival e-newsletter for early access.
Day-by-Day Artist Line-Up (Specific set times announced May 15th)
Thursday, August 14th
● “Roots to Infinity” Artist Talk with Donald Harrison & Guests
● Donald Harrison’s Nouveau Swing Jazz Experience with special guest
Syndee Winters (Nala in The Lion King, Hamilton, Emmy-award winner “Jesus
Christ Superstar on NBC TV w/John Legend and Alice Cooper) – Syndee was
first-runner-up in the recent Sarah Vaughan Jazz Vocal Competition. Her new
recording “Syndee Winter sings Lena Horne”will be available on June 30 – (Ms.
Horne’s 108th birthday!!)
● The New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars
● Zaccai Curtis
Friday, August 15th
● Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. & The Congo Square Nation Afro-New
Orleans Group
● CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band
● NOLA to NOFO All-Star Jam Session
● Erica Falls
● MORE TBA!
Saturday, August 16th
● Vasti Jackson Band
● NOLA to NOFO All-Star Jam Session
● Leo Nocentelli of The Meters
● Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Sunday, August 17th
● Kyle Roussel
● Preservation Hall Legacy Band
● Donald Harrison’s Electric Band
● The Headhunters
For press inquiries or interviews, contact:
Sandra Trim-DaCosta at strimdacosta@gmail.com

Open TV Show, Host Doctor Bob Lee interview with Donald Harrison, Jr.: https://youtu.be/ML20adiG730

Learn more about Donald Harrison’s appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe here

#quatumleap #musicfestival #music

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NOLA to NOFO, LLC
Contact: Sandra Trim-DaCosta
Email: strimdacosta@gmail.com
Website: nola2nofo.com

NOLA to NOFO Announces Donald Harrison’s Second Annual Quantum Leap
Music Festival at Long Island’s Oldest Vineyard
Cutchogue, NY — NOLA to NOFO, LLC proudly announces the return of the
Quantum Leap Music Festival, curated and hosted by NEA Jazz Master and
architect of Nouveau Swing, Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. The four-day festival
will be held from August 14th to 17th, 2025 at the historic Borghese Vineyard &
Winery, located at 17150 Middle Road (Route 48), Cutchogue, Long Island, NY.
Building upon the resounding success of its inaugural year, the 2025 Quantum
Leap Music Festival promises an unparalleled fusion of world-class New Orleans
music, North Fork’s finest food and beverages, and a vibrant cultural experience
unlike any other. Gates open at 3:00 PM daily, with live music performances
from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM. This event is strictly for ages 21 and over.
A Message from Artistic Director Donald Harrison:
“At the Quantum Leap Music Festival, NOLA to NOFO and I present a wide
stylistic range of New Orleans’ greatest musical artists in their respective
styles—from jazz, blues, and funk, to soul-drenched, dance-oriented jazzy
bounce parties. From traditional jazz and modern jazz with touches of soul,
to zydeco, klezmer, and other New Orleans music. This festival has
something for everyone and will expose festival-goers to styles of music you
may not have heard before, but you will leave loving. You can chill, dance, or
party, as this intimate festival bridges aspects of many of your favorite music
at the historic Borghese Vineyard & Winery in the beautiful setting of North
Fork, Long Island.”
Festival Highlights:
Who: NEA Jazz Master Donald Harrison and NOLA to NOFO, LLC
What: Donald Harrison’s 2nd Annual Quantum Leap Music Festival
When: August 14–17, 2025 (3:00 PM – 11:00 PM daily)
Where: Castello di Borghese Vineyard & Winery, Cutchogue, NY
(borghesevineyard.com)
Tickets: Single-Day and All-Weekend Passes available at nola2nofo.com. Join the
festival e-newsletter for early access.
Day-by-Day Artist Line-Up (Specific set times announced May 15th)
Thursday, August 14th
● “Roots to Infinity” Artist Talk with Donald Harrison & Guests
● Donald Harrison’s Nouveau Swing Jazz Experience with special guest
Syndee Winters (Nala in The Lion King, Hamilton, Emmy-award winner “Jesus
Christ Superstar on NBC TV w/John Legend and Alice Cooper) – Syndee was
first-runner-up in the recent Sarah Vaughan Jazz Vocal Competition. Her new
recording “Syndee Winter sings Lena Horne”will be available on June 30 – (Ms.
Horne’s 108th birthday!!)
● The New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars
● Zaccai Curtis
Friday, August 15th
● Big Chief Donald Harrison Jr. & The Congo Square Nation Afro-New
Orleans Group
● CJ Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band
● NOLA to NOFO All-Star Jam Session
● Erica Falls
● MORE TBA!
Saturday, August 16th
● Vasti Jackson Band
● NOLA to NOFO All-Star Jam Session
● Leo Nocentelli of The Meters
● Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Sunday, August 17th
● Kyle Roussel
● Preservation Hall Legacy Band
● Donald Harrison’s Electric Band
● The Headhunters
For press inquiries or interviews, contact:
Sandra Trim-DaCosta at strimdacosta@gmail.com

Open TV Show, Host Doctor Bob Lee interview with Donald Harrison, Jr.: https://youtu.be/ML20adiG730

Learn more about Donald Harrison’s appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe here

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We are proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership between the World Talent Economy Forum Institute and 400 leading human resource corporations in Japan — a bold step forward in research and innovation collaboration.

Cutting-edge research

Talent mobility programs

Innovation-driven education

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)

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Île Maison invites you to the Presidential Palace of Malta — for a transformative week where innovation meets heritage to shape the future.

ÎLE MAISON is proud to be an official media partner of SuperCharger FESTA 2025, an exclusive six-day celebration of visionary entrepreneurship, investment, and legacy — taking place June 23–28 at one of Malta’s most iconic historic landmarks.  Complimentary Full Festival Pass ($200 value) available for Île Maison Privé members — reach out to RSVP. I’ll be attending in person and would love to connect.

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The Long-Awaited Visionary Edition “The ÎM Collectible Annual is more than a magazine—it is a statement of legacy, a curated masterpiece designed for those shaping the future. This long-awaited, limited-edition print is an annual celebration of artful living, visionary leadership, and the bold narratives that define our era.” —Ilona Lee Limited Print. Timeless Impact. Secure Your Copy Now.  REQUEST

 

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