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Women Presidents International Conference, Republic of China

 During the second week of August, Ms. Amoore was a guest speaker at the Women Presidents International Conference. She spoke to students in the Republic of China who matriculated in the Communications University of China in both Beijing as well as Nanjing, China.  The President of the Communications University of China, Liu Jinan, invited her.  While there, Ms. Amoore was a part of a group of Presidents and Chancellors from all over the World who were able to inform, educate, and enlighten faculty and staff of the University in regards to the hardships women face on a daily basis in education, as well as in media business.  During the course of the conference, she visited the following cities in China: Beijing, Nanjin, Suzsho, and Shangi.      

Ms. Amoore spoke to the students, faculty, staff, as well as her fellow speakers about women in the media in the United States of America.  She was able to give a brief synopsis of how women should and can make their presence known in an enterprise such as media, where most often men have the advantage.  She expressed that women should continually educate their viewers as well as themselves; also giving clear insight to the audience that anything they put their mind to can be accomplished.  Ms. Amoore was elaborate, outspoken, and confident as she expressed the importance of education and perseverance women need to have in the media business.