Hi, MPW Daily readers! We’re woefully behind on our usual Movers and Shakers, the women from Fortune 500 CEOs to rising leaders and startup founders, who are making career moves worth knowing about. Since we last featured this roundup, some women have been doing really cool things—from working on nuclear security to AI safety. See their latest moves here and keep reading for more news below…
Ploughshares, a foundation with the goal of eliminating the threat of nuclear weapons, launched Women Transforming Global Security, an effort to bring women’s expertise to that mission. Its founding members include former president of Ireland Mary Robinson, former New Zealand PM Helen Clark and Ploughshares president Emma Belcher.
Meng Wanzhou is back as rotating chair of Huawei through March 2026. She was just ranked No. 3 on the Fortune Most Powerful Women Asia list.
Naver CEO Choi Soo-yeon (No. 8 on MPW Asia) has been appointed to join the board of the United Nations Global Compact.
Bo Young Lee, who was the first chief diversity and inclusion officer at Uber, is becoming CEO of the nonprofit AI4ALL.
