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Baroness Sandy Verma Calls for Women to Lead the Global AI Conversation at GPWF Cambridge 2026

Cambridge, United Kingdom | 9 June 2026 – With a powerful call for women to move from participation to leadership, Baroness Sandy Verma, Member of the United Kingdom House of Lords, urged women to help define the future of artificial intelligence, investment, and global economic governance at the Global Power Women Forum (GPWF) Cambridge 2026. The two-day Global Power Women Forum was convened by the Centre for Economic & Leadership Development (CELD) in strategic collaboration with Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, and hosted by Dr. Ibifuro Ken-Giami, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of CELD and Publisher of Amazons Watch Magazine. Held under the theme, “Women-Powered Economies: Capital, Trade & the Future of Economic Governance,” the Forum brought together influential women leaders, policymakers, diplomats, academics, business executives, and development partners from across the globe to advance dialogue, strengthen partnerships and promote innovative approaches to inclusive economic growth. The Forum commenced on…