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FEMtorMatch™


Developing next generation leaders: A Filipina woman leader in every sector of the economy

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FEMtorMatch™


Developing next generation leaders: A Filipina woman leader in every sector of the economy

FEMtorMatch™ is the Filipina Women's Network's strategy for developing the next generation of Filipina women leaders through local and global partnerships between female mentors, FEMtors™, and female mentees, FEMtees™. 

FEMtorMatch™ provides structured one-on-one femtoring that harnesses the power of the Internet to broaden and deepen the reach of traditional mentoring. Thus, both FEMtors™ and FEMtees™ can reside anywhere in the world.

 

Why you should use FEMtorMatch™

Based on established leadership competencies, FEMtorMatch™ can provide FEMtees™ the skillsets and networks they need to succeed as professionals, managers and leaders anywhere in the world.

When combined and demonstrated, with a high level of proficiency, the FEMtorMatch™ Competencies would produce success towards career goals. 

Competencies are defined as knowledge, skills, abilities, behaviors, accomplishments, traits, characteristics and success factors.

 

Speed femtoring sessions at a recent FWN Filipina leadership summit. (Photos ©Filipina Women's Network)

Competencies Assessment


Competencies Assessment


How does FEMtorMatch™ work?

Through FEMtorMatch™, trained FEMtors™ and screened FEMtees™ are matched in one-on-one partnerships and agree to communicate at least bi-weekly through a secure FWN FEMtorMatch™ website. The needs and interests of the women who request femtoring drive the exchanges between the FEMtees™ and the FEMtors™. Our focus is on the needs of an approved FEMtee™ to develop her full career potential.

FWN's FEMtorMatch™ Competencies list the 94 key areas of competencies and 810 skills that enable Filipina leaders and professionals to do successful work anywhere in the global workplace.

Competencies are defined as knowledge, skills, abilities, behaviors, accomplishments, traits, characteristics and success factors.

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The competencies are grouped by content category:

  • Leading Yourself

  • Leading Others

  • Leading the Organization

  • Global Competencies

FEMTORMatch™ focuses on LEADING YOURSELF. This focus will shift to the competencies on Leading Others on the next cyle, and then Leading the Organization which will be partnered with Global Competencies.

As a FEMtee™, the FEMtorMatch™ Competencies assessment will help you determine your strengths and challenges that have been holding you back from getting to the top. The results will not only help you but also help FWN match you with the top FEMtor™ who can work with you.

You will need to devote at least 45 minutes to take this assessment about "Leading Yourself.” FWN suggests this minimum time for a deep personal appraisal of how you perceive yourself, and to evaluate how you manage yourself, your personal challenges and strengths.

Who can apply?

FWN’s commitment is to build the Filipina community's and FWN’s pipeline of qualified leaders, and to increase the odds that some of these leaders will rise to the “C-suite” position in the private and public sectors worldwide.

FEMtees™ are young professional Filipina women. FEMtees apply at FemtorMatch and are approved through an application process.

FEMtorMatch™ is an awardee/member benefit. For membership information, visit the “Why Join the Filipina Women’s Network” page.

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FEMTors™


FEMTors™


FEMtors™ are FWN’s Most Influential Filipina Women in the United States (FWN100™) from 2007 thru 2012, and the Most Influential Filipina Women in the World (Global100™) from 2013-2024 who are sharing their competencies and skills with selected FEMtees™.

United States FWN100™ and Global FWN100™ awardees are senior and executive leaders, managers, professionals, elected and appointed officials, subject matter experts, nonprofit professionals, and entrepreneurs in the public, private, non-profit, and military sectors. Awardees also include self-employed business owners/sole proprietors, independent contractors, members of corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies.

Why become a FEMtor™?

FEMtors are those who have received the Most Influential Filipina Woman in the World Award.

The Most Influential Women in the World Award (Global FWN100™) is a working award – the winners are asked to femtor a FEMtee and partner with FWN in building next-generation Filipina women leaders. This award comes with the privilege of 'paying forward' and contributing your workplace learning and expertise in the development of the next-generation of Filipina women leaders. A successful femtoring relationship is your legacy to the future of Filipina women.

FEMtoring is a special honor to facilitate an emerging Filipina leader’s personal and professional growth by sharing the wisdom you have gained through years of experience.

As a FEMtor™, the FEMtorMatch™ Competencies assessment will help you discover your key areas of competencies and skillsets that you are willing to share with a FEMtee™. The assessment will also help you uncover those areas for improvement.

 

As a FEMtor™, you also benefit by:

  • Enhancing your skills

Femtoring can facilitate your own professional growth, making you more of an asset to your organization. By femtoring emerging Filipina women leaders from different backgrounds and with different personality types, you can strengthen your coaching and leadership skills. You will gain a fresh perspective on your performance since your FEMtee™ is likely to ask you why you do things in a certain way. This will help you to take a critical look at how you are leading and what areas you may need to adjust for improvement.

  • Developing your own organization’s mentoring program

Femtoring can help you enlarge or start a mentoring program for your entire organization to help develop talent and promote from within, and thus address issues of succession planning and retention. Your femtoring experience will benefit your organization as you apply lessons learned to nurture promising employees to become top-performing executives.

  • Creating a legacy

Femtoring can help you create a legacy that has a lasting impact not only on your FEMtee™ but also on the leadership development of Filipina women leaders in every sector of the economy. In addition to personal satisfaction, the knowledge and competencies you foster in your FEMtee™ can inspire new ideas for generations to come. Moreover, you can help carry on your organization’s branding and legacy by passing on its values and mission to others.

Femtoring can be a truly rewarding experience. Becoming a FEMtor™ is a big decision that requires intentionality. FWN asks your commitment of time and energy as each femtoring relationship requires a six-month commitment. Becoming a FEMtor requires FWN annual contribution current. The benefits to you, your own organization, and to the development of future Filipina women leaders are well worth your effort.

 

Founding Supporters


Maraming salamat! Thank you to these generous donors for getting us closer to our goal of developing the next generation of Filipina leaders: A Filipina woman leader in every sector of the economy.

Founding Supporters


Maraming salamat! Thank you to these generous donors for getting us closer to our goal of developing the next generation of Filipina leaders: A Filipina woman leader in every sector of the economy.

Alay (Offering)—$5,000

  • Lydia Cruz, Founder, The Lydia Cruz Foundation (Global100 ‘13)

Handog (Oblation)—$3,000

  • Dr. Ernestina de los Santos-Mac, Physician, Philippine American Community Center of Michigan (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Maya Ong Escudero, Vice President & Treasurer, Literacy Initiatives International Foundation (Keeper of the Flame ‘07, ‘13 and '14)

Gawad (Grant)—$1,000

  • Dr. Maria Beebe, President, Global Networks (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Jocelyn Ding, Vice President of Operations, Google Enterprise (Global FWN100 ‘13)

Pagkakaloob (Present)—$500

  • Cora Tellez, Chief Executive Officer, Sterling HSA (Global FWN100 ‘13)

Pagkakaloob 2—$400

  • Astrid Tuminez, Regional Director, Legal & Corporate Affairs, Southeast Asia, Microsoft, Inc. (Global FWN100 ‘13)

Regalo (Gift)—$200

  • Annette David, Founder & Director of Health Consulting Services Health Partners, LLC (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Nina Aguas, President & CEO, Philippine Bank of Communications (Global FWN100 ‘13)

Kakayahan (Capacity)—$100

  • Bambi Lorica, MD, Medical Adviser, Asia America Initiative (US FWN100 '07, Keeper of the Flame '09, '11, 12, ‘13, '14)
  • Bennie Quevedo-Burris, Investment & Wealth Trust Associate, Mechanics Bank Wealth Management (US FWN100 ‘11)
  • Rear Admiral Eleanor Valentin, Director, Military Health System Governance Integration Organization, Office of the Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Esther Lee, District Governor for 2011-2012, Lions Clubs International, Multiple District 4, District 4-C4 (US FWN100 ‘12)
  • Evelia Religioso, President, Siniloan Feeds Corporation (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Gel Santos Relos, News Anchorwoman, ABS-CBN International (US FWN100 ‘11)
  • Hydra Mendoza-McDonnell, Mayor’s Senior Education and Family Services Adviser San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee (US FWN100 '09, Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Imelda Cuyugan, Assistant Vice Chancellor for State Government Relations, Pima Community College District (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Isabelita Manalastas-Watanabe, President and Representative Director, Speed Money Transfer Japan Kabushiki Kaisha (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • John Rottman, Superintendent, Hathaway Dinwiddie
  • Joselyn Geaga-Rosenthal, Pysychotherapists & Professor, Greater Echo Elysian Neighborhood Council (US FWN100 '09, Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Julie Zarate Hudson, Genevieve Wines (US FWN100 ‘11)
  • Lirio Sobrevinas Covey, Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Psychology in Psychiatry Clinical Therapuetics, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Medical Center (US Global100 ‘13)
  • Lorraine Remigio,  ‎Account Executive at Heffernan Insurance Brokers
  • Loisa Cabuhat, Realtor, Coral Sea Realty; President, Cabuhat Tech. Services (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Maria Theresa Custodio, Financial Administrator, Navy Region, Japan
  • Marian Catedral King, PGPA Representative at Chevron (U.S. FWN100™ '12)
  • Marife Zamora, Senior Vice President & Managing Director for Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East, & Africa, Convergys Corporation (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Patricia Gallardo, Director of CSR & Sustainability, Shangri-La International Hotel Management Ltd (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Ambassador Patricia Paez, Embassy of the Philippines, Poland, Non-Resident Ambassador to Lithuania, Latvia & Estonia (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Rosemer Enverga, TV Network Consultant & Community Leader, Philippine Canadian Charitable Foundation (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Thelma Boac, Member of the Board of Trustees Berryessa Union School District (US FWN100 ‘07, Keeper of the Flame '09, '11, 12, ‘13, '14)
  • Theresa Noriega-Lum, Finance Director, BlackRock (US FWN100 ‘12)
  • Rozita Villanueva Lee, Commissioner, President Obama’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans (US FWN100 '07, Global100 ‘13)
  • Victor Lorica, MD

 

Alaala (in honor of)—$100

  • Noel de Leon, Police Officer, San Francisco Police (Donated in honor of Ms. Betty Foote)
 

Corporate Sponsors

 

Pledges

Pagkakaloob—$500

  • Loida Nicolas Lewis, Chair, Reginald F. Lewis Foundation (US FWN100 '07, Global FWN100 ‘13)

 

Regalo 2—$250

  • Astrid Tuminez, Regional Director, Legal & Corporate Affairs, Southeast Asia, Microsoft, Inc. (Global FWN100 ‘13)

 

Kakayahan—$100

  • Amelia Duran-Stanton, Deputy Chief of Inspections, Inspector General/Orthopedic Physician Assistant, United States Army (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Cherina Viloria Tinio, Assistant Chief Nurse, Veterans Administration Health Care System Menlo Park Division (US FWN100 ‘11)
  • Denni Cawley, Former Associate Director & Head (Executive Education), Global Partnerships Catalyst
  • Evelyn Luluquisen, Executive Director, Manilatown Heritage Fund (US FWN100 ‘11)
  • Jennifer Sioxson
  • Julieta Gabiola, MD, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine, Stanford University (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Librada Yamat, DDS, Dr. Librada C. Yamat Dental Corporation (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Dr. Mariedel Leviste, President & CEO, National Healthcare ACO; Pacificare Medical; Biodermik, Inc. ; Telemedicine Inc., (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Regina Manzana-Sawhney, Senior Program Manager, Corporate Engineering, Google, (Global FWN100 ‘13)
  • Tess Mauricio, MD, Board Certified Dermatologist, Owner & Founder of M Beauty by Dr. Tess (Global FWN100 ‘13)