THEME: "Empowering Global Entrepreneurs & Leadership for Tomorrow"
23-24 Nov 2026
Holiday Inn Express Bangkok, Thailand
Moyo For Humanity Foundation and TripleM Group Holdings Ltd, UK
Title: The Role of Media in Shaping Women’s Identity: Rewriting the Narrative for Tomorrow’s Leaders
Masithokoze Moyo is a woman of God, pioneer, founder, entrepreneur, and motivational speaker driven by faith, ambition, and purpose. She values honesty, loyalty, discipline, and dedication, inspiring others to embrace their authentic selves and pursue their dreams fearlessly.
With a positive attitude and innovative mindset, she believes in overcoming challenges, living each day to the fullest, and staying true to strong moral and ethical values. Her life philosophy is rooted in faith, purpose, peace, love, and forgiveness, encouraging others to live meaningfully and make every moment count.
The media serves as a powerful cultural mirror and architect, profoundly influencing public perceptions of women and, consequently, how women perceive their own potential. Historically, film, television, and news media have often relegated women to one-dimensional roles, perpetuating stereotypes that undermine female authority, resilience, and business acumen. This presentation explores the critical intersection between media representation and identity formation, arguing that the traditional narratives must be dismantled to cultivate the next generation of female leaders and global entrepreneurs.
Drawing upon cultural analysis and leadership paradigms, this session will examine how the systemic misrepresentation of women in mainstream media creates invisible barriers to entry in both corporate and entrepreneurial spaces. When news outlets disproportionately focus on the personal lives of female founders rather than their strategic triumphs, or when television and film consistently portray women in passive rather than visionary roles, it fractures the public’s trust in female leadership and suppresses the ambition of emerging entrepreneurs.
To align with the theme of "Empowering Global Entrepreneurs & Leadership for Tomorrow," this presentation will outline actionable strategies for shifting the media paradigm. By demanding and creating authentic, empowering, and multidimensional representations of women in film, TV, and news, society can foster an ecosystem where female identity is synonymous with innovation and strength. The session will highlight how changing the narrative—from one of subjugation to one of rising from the ashes of outdated stereotypes—directly accelerates women's global economic participation.
Attendees will leave with a comprehensive understanding of how to leverage media as a tool for advocacy, how to challenge limiting media biases, and how to harness the power of authentic storytelling to inspire and equip the female leaders of tomorrow.