Wf360

In 2000 the company received incorporated status and it originally focused its work on helping leading corporations improve communications with, and interactions among, their female employees and customers.

In 2002, in response to requests from its clients for sought help on issues beyond those involving female employees and customers, WomenFuture.com changed its name to Wf360.

Wf360’s work now includes the creation of customized on-line social networks for major organizations, the largest of which is MyVetwork, an on-line community for U.S. military personnel and their families.

In 2000, Wf360 and the New York Stock Exchange created the 360 Summit, an invitation-only event held at the New York Stock Exchange for 200 Board Directors and Officers of publicly listed companies. The 360 Summit engages participants in discussions over topics of particular interest to business leaders globally. Since 2004, the 360 Summit has included presentation of the 360 Leadership Award to recognize extraordinary “360” style leadership. The first recipient was Queen Rania of Jordan, followed Christine Lagarde (Finance Minister of France); Anne L. Stevens (CEO of Carpenter Technology Corporation); Anne Lauvergeon (CEO of Areva); Helen Alexander (CEO of The Economist Group), and Maggie Wilderotter, CEO of Frontier Communications .[1]

Wf360 also conducts its private Inner Circle program for member corporations interesting in providing senior executives the opportunity to gather in intimate groups for facilitated conversation on topics of special importance to them. The first gathering was at Forbes Galleries in New York City and Inner Circles now take place throughout the United States as well as Hong Kong, Paris, London, Tokyo and elsewhere.