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What’s Next and What’s Needed in Gender Analysis (B)

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Gender finance doesn’t just need more data, it needs better analysis - within both gender and finance. This session will go beyond making the case to define what good looks like today. From incorporating intersectionality and the needs of communities rather than capital, how might we translate valuable insights across asset classes, structures and regions?

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Tia Subramanian

Tia Subramanian specialises in translating intersectional gender analyses into investment tools and thinking. She has worked on a variety of gender issues on the programmatic and investing sides. She has shaped philanthropic strategies, produced thought leadership on translating intersectional gender analysis into investment approaches, and run nonprofit delivery of reproductive health care services.

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Adaora Ogbue

Adaora Ogbue is the Equality Fund’s Senior Manager, Investment Strategy. She executes on key projects, builds relationships, contributes to the strategic planning and development of the Equality Fund’s investment programme, and communicates the Equality Fund’s impact and opportunities for collaboration.

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Luis Marquez

Luis is the Gender and Business Advisor at Value for Women. He has over 12 years of experience in the design and implementation of gender equality and women’s economic empowerment projects, advisory services, evaluations, studies, institutional strategies, and strategic partnerships.

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Jessica Menon

Jessica is the CEO of Equilo, gender equality and social inclusion data analytics-as-a-service platform, offering a broad range of tools to support gender smart investment. She is a gender equality and social inclusion expert with 20 years of experience conducting gender analyses, action planning, and integration support globally across sectors. She enjoys co-imagining and creating, new ways to facilitate gender lens investment.

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Carmen Correa

Correa joined Pro Mujer in 2017 as the Director of Alliances. She has served in several different leadership roles, including becoming Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2021. Currently, she leads Pro Mujer as its CEO where she is expanding the organization’s impact to bring it closer to its goal of achieving gender equality in Latin America.

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