Helen Clark

The Second Female & 37th Prime Minister of New Zealand, Former Administrator of the UN Development Programme, Patron of the Helen Clark Foundation & Recipient of the New Zealand Women of Influence Lifetime Achievement Award

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Women, Equality, Power: Selected Speeches from a Life of Leadership

Women, Equality, Power: Selected Speeches from a Life of Leadership

Helen Clark received a 4 star rating across 5 events in 2023

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"Helen Clark, a trailblazer in female empowerment and gender equality, transformed New Zealand as its second female Prime Minister. Her strong, honest leadership and commitment to impactful reforms, particularly in promoting women in high political roles, make her an inspiring figure. An influential speaker, Helen's vast experience and achievements, including her role at the United Nations, offer invaluable insights, making her an ideal advocate for women's leadership and global progress."

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  • 2023 - Addressed the G20 Ministerial Conference on Women's Empowerment
  • 2020 - Co-Chair of the review into WHO's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic
  • 2019 - Patron of The Helen Clark Foundation
  • 2018 - Author of "Women, Equality, Power: Selected Speeches from a Life of Leadership"
  • 2017 - Awarded the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun & the Lifetime Achievement Award from the New Zealand Women of Influence Awards
  • 2016 - Named the 22nd Most Powerful Woman in the World by Forbes
  • 2013 - Recognised as one of the BBC's 100 Women & as the 21st Most Powerful Woman in the World by Forbes
  • 2013 - Delivered the TEDx Talk "Yes She Can"
  • 2010 - Appointed Member of the Order of New Zealand for Services to New Zealand
  • 2009 - Appointed as the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme
  • 2009 - Awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Auckland & voted the Greatest Living New Zealander
  • 2008 - Winner of the United Nations Environment Programme Champions of the Earth Award
  • 2006 - Named the 20th Most Powerful Woman in the World by Forbes
  • 2005 - Awarded with the Star of the Solomon Islands
  • 2002 - Awarded the Nuclear-Free Future Award
  • 1999 - Elected as the Prime Minister of New Zealand
  • 1993 - Recipient of the New Zealand Suffrage Centennial Medal
  • 1993 - Leader of the Opposition 
  • 1990 - Awarded the New Zealand 1990 Commemoration Medal
  • 1990 - Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Spokesperson for Health & Labour
  • 1986 - Recipient of the Peace Prize of the Danish Peace Foundation
  • Former Chair of the United Nations Development Group